The Mankover all action Thread.

Bandwagon wrote:

Hugh Watt wrote:

I like how James Brent boasts about tough negotiations which went right to the wire when he clearly capitulates agrees to pay more money in order to "protect the objectives of the redevelopment"

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Just checked this crap out - im sure all these characters live in their own little bubble, Errington is a yes man but who was that other twot?

Made I laugh there, many moons ago I used to work with a guy from Canvey Island, he always used to call people twots, ahh happy memories. His other favourite phrase was "they couldn't run a whelk stand on the end of Saarfend pier mate - just a bunch of twots".

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

We're going to gain some Premium Seating though.

Premium Seating = Seats with a view unobstructed by a pillar.

Just like the 12600 other Premium Seats in the horseshoe.

There's three things that I simply can't believe are acceptable about this whole farrago:

1. Retaining the pillars;
2. Fewer seats meaning lower capacity;
3. The roof not covering the lower seats.

There really is no point in spending £6.5m to replace a piece of crap with another piece of crap.

I take it the trust will be vociferously voicing said concerns.

Maybe.

I speak only for myself.

P.O.I wrote:

Graiser wrote:

P.O.I wrote:

"ARGYLE fans are to get the stadium they deserve"

I stopped reading after these first 9 words.

There’s an element of truth to that statement

No, I'm not lying. I really did stop reading after those first 9 words.

When I heard it on the local news, I nearly spat my coffee out.

More portacabins now as dressing rooms arriving

I wonder how many of the Brent supporters who spout of their propagandist bullshit on the Herald comments page are piggy and his PASOTI goons?

I’d imagine all of them... write anything critical (a genuine concern) about the stadium or Brent ... and the piggies of war come out to defend !!! Ian H is a regular

As others have said before its getting more and more like a cult over there. Bit of a wierd cult admittedly, unwavering support for an ex Etonian ex banker who should be allowed to have carte Blanche to assett strip the club we support but takes all sorts. Having already secured the media they can indoctrinate, bully and cajole all in the name of the transparent one, hallowed be his name.

Sadly earwig you are correct . Dan Macaulay suffered a lot more, for a lot less. The old Etonian banker has been pushed from the outset by the momentum supporting postman and his buddies, and protected ever since. Very odd indeed

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More Portakabins on the way from GL events for the changing rooms, Geddon Jimmy.

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More Portakabins on the way from GL events for the changing rooms, Geddon Jimmy.

cheap and tacky just how lord jimmy loves it

I was in Kidderminster this morning passed their ground which they are moving from and demolishing make an offer for the roofs Jimmy you know it makes sense cheaper then ponchos

Nah do it cheapskate Jimmy style, just whack on a big tarpaulin over the top of the Moanflower - the Avivas wont mind.

Depends what shade of green...

It's shocking really how a team as small as them can have a decent looking ground they are demolishing soon yet it is still well maintained makes ours look a proper shit hole

Jethro wrote:

It's shocking really how a team as small as them can have a decent looking ground they are demolishing soon yet it is still well maintained makes ours look a proper shit hole

When I visited Torquay for the pre season friendly despite it's small size one of the things that surprised me was just how well maintained and staffed the ground was despite the financial shortfall of their recent situation.
They even had a screen inside the ground that put our external IPAD to shame.

Punchdrunk wrote:

Jethro wrote:

It's shocking really how a team as small as them can have a decent looking ground they are demolishing soon yet it is still well maintained makes ours look a proper shit hole

When I visited Torquay for the pre season friendly despite it's small size one of the things that surprised me was just how well maintained and staffed the ground was despite the financial shortfall of their recent situation.
They even had a screen inside the ground that put our external IPAD to shame.  

Waiting for the oh ours is a bigger ground it's harder to maintain bullshit excuse

Punchdrunk wrote:

Jethro wrote:

It's shocking really how a team as small as them can have a decent looking ground they are demolishing soon yet it is still well maintained makes ours look a proper shit hole

When I visited Torquay for the pre season friendly despite it's small size one of the things that surprised me was just how well maintained and staffed the ground was despite the financial shortfall of their recent situation.
They even had a screen inside the ground that put our external IPAD to shame.  

Torquay have an excellent ground Punchy, certainly at L2 level let alone National League South level, that's why Osbourne needs to be challenged in every way at relocating, yep I think the screen is a good thing up there.
The Akkeron aviva braindeads are just happy to have a club as we know.

Main guy on Comms from Radio Devon clearly had inside information that work on the grandstand wont start for at least another month and supporters wont see any action in the interim
Plenty of others would have heard likewise. Planning portal still indicates the club do not have full planning permission

That control room judging from photos from the lyndhurst looks absolutely ridiculous. Bobbys garden taken root again I see as well. Just go Brent FFS

I think we can expect more inept home performances from Argo this season, it won't be easy playing in an unfinished shit tip of a ground, week in week out.

There een any comments about the seats still being in the moanflower ?
Someone must have been pissed off that Powell and adams were sat in their seats for second half yesterday......

Porkus enjoyed his new block 16 surroundings atleast.

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Frank Butcher on the farm wrote
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So you are of the opinion that the current incumbent is fit and proper...??   Ever googled our illustrious leader and viewed his appalling business record. Give fair warning to your PC as it will develop a rash

About MR JAMES STEPHEN BRENT

Mr James Stephen Brent holds 16 appointments at 16 active companies, has resigned from 3 companies and held 10 appointments at 10 dissolved companies. JAMES began their first appointment at the age of 42. Their longest current appointment spans 10 years, 0 months and 30 days at AKKERON GROUP LLP
The combined cash at bank value for all businesses where JAMES holds a current appointment equals £6.4m, a combined total current assets value of £27.9m with a total current liabilities of £41.5m and a total current net worth of £10.3m. Roles associated with Mr James Stephen Brent within the recorded businesses include: Director, Llp Designated Member

COMPANY CHECK