The Mankover all action Thread.

P.O.I wrote:

Frank Bullitt wrote:

The time for excuses is running out. If we don’t make the playoffs then there is no reason why the mankover shouldn’t be able to start.

Oh.....apart from the fact that the club don’t have the finances to do it. Hallett has offered to increase his loan to cover the cost but this would dilute Brent’s 50.1% majority ownership. Brent could of course match Hallet’s increased loan to maintain his majority but he won’t. Why is Brent so desperate to hold onto control and hold the club back?

In other news Forest are sniffing around Carey and a fee of £2 million has been mentioned.

We could build some corners for that!!

....along with a proper roof!!!!

......and his Lordship wont be unaware of it either

Plan B to replace CCC money a crazy clear out sale of all the players who don't want to be here (also known as any player with value).

If the grandstand is not well under way by the start of the season it'll probably never happen.

There is a May-August window during which the build must take place. Since it is all planned to take longer than a season these months must be fully exploited.

It has to start promptly at a season end then we have those months, a whole season and those months again. Any other start point squanders at least 3 and probably 6 months of close season build time and moves into the season proper - increasing the "cost" by reducing the revenue even further.

Punchdrunk wrote:

I see on PASOTI Nick the Pastie thinks it's great that we have missed out on the play offs.

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My old man (An Arsenal fan living in Plymouth) always used to say the insular locals don't want success and dullards like this are proof of the pudding.

the board didnt want us going up this season.

There really is some absolute roasters over there

Just arrived into plymouth on the train no sign of any cranes up hp.... Anyone been up to check for bricks lately ?

Jethro wrote:

Just arrived into plymouth on the train no sign of any cranes up hp....  Anyone been up to check for bricks lately ?

Guy on freechat up there around 9.30am said was deserted

Has a contractor even been chosen yet?

Yea Man wrote:

Has a contractor even been chosen yet?

Not that I am aware of

Bob the builder is leading the race for the contract so I've heard.

harvetheslayer wrote:

Jethro wrote:

Just arrived into plymouth on the train no sign of any cranes up hp....  Anyone been up to check for bricks lately ?

Guy on freechat up there around 9.30am said was deserted

I was gonna walk up but couldn't be fecked.

That doesn't surprise me tbh

Angry wrote:

Punchdrunk wrote:

I see on PASOTI Nick the Pastie thinks it's great that we have missed out on the play offs.

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My old man (An Arsenal fan living in Plymouth) always used to say the insular locals don't want success and dullards like this are proof of the pudding.

the board didnt want us going up this season.

The boards actions (or lack of) speak volumes about ambition/promotion.

Wonder if the players will be coming out from the proposed new changing rooms or the same rundown shithole ones next season ?

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

If the grandstand is not well under way by the start of the season it'll probably never happen.

There is a May-August window during which the build must take place. Since it is all planned to take longer than a season these months must be fully exploited.

It has to start promptly at a season end then we have those months, a whole season and those months again. Any other start point squanders at least 3 and probably 6 months of close season build time and moves into the season proper - increasing the "cost" by reducing the revenue even further.

It’s been a week since any football has been played at Home Park. With planning permission granted over 100 days ago (boys- you took one helluva beating) I would have thought all manor of JCB type stuff would be on site by now.

Only got 10 months until the legal migrant workforce dries up and bricks don’t get any cheaper you know.

As a property developer though Brent knows his onions.

Les Miserable wrote:

Carey is a decent player at our level but 2 million, lol, Green Jim would personally drive him to his new club of choice for a tenth of that.

Wouldn't go for that 250 k plymouth price stapewallet style.

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