Or an absolute genius as they can't afford to pay him off...
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[Football] West Brom.......have run out of money
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Or an absolute genius as they can't afford to pay him off...
And some idiots said we should have signed him. Hindsight was not required.
I just hurts me to think that a club like West Brom are being held to ransom by a chancer, a loser and
a journeyman manager who screws up everywhere he goes and I'm sure has probably lost no sleep over
condemning good fans to the Championship while he sits on his millions.
Hampster Gull
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- Dec 22, 2010
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WBA CEO distracting the fans and lining them up for the drop.
Stato
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- Dec 21, 2011
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At one stage I thought we were unlucky, in that our PL season lacked a car-crash Villa, Boro or Sunderland.
Then, step forward, Alan ScottPardew and WBA.
We owe him.
We paid him. With his only league win. We also seem to have paid everyone else in the bottom half by keeping him in the job.
He's certainly on a win-win, despite repeated failure. His career high point was getting to a FAC Final 12 years ago, yet he keeps getting multi £m contracts.
If WBA sack him, he gets paid in full. Or they keep him, to get try to get themselves promoted.
He'd still be chosen for England this summer ahead of Murray.
Blimey time flies.
el punal
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At one stage I thought we were unlucky, in that our PL season lacked a car-crash Villa, Boro or Sunderland.
Then, step forward, Alan Scott
We owe him.
You mention car crash clubs - West Brom in the driving seat (sorry!), hopefully a couple of rear end shunts with the likes of West Ham and Southampton to add to the relegation debris.
By the way, I wonder if anyone has picked up on the fact that Pardew has been manager at several of this season's possible relegation contenders. I give you West Brom, West Ham, Crystal Palace, Southampton, Newcastle.
Or our magnificant medical team would get high praise heaped upon them for sniffing out a potential problem.
Just like the Brazilian fella who turned up for a medical, in the summer, in a wheelchair.
Motogull
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Sad but true. Muzza could go on a goal frenzy and all Dan would have to do would be to say "look no wheelchair" to get on the plane.
Sirnormangall
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No great surprise to see the words “Burke” and “Pardew” in the same sentence.
studio150
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Not quiet administration fodder yet, but with relegation and the exodus that will follow, they probably will find it difficult to get back up at the first attempt, an if still in the Championship when the parachute payments stop, it could be a gloomy future
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
The joke is that Pardew won't give a shit. He'll get the sack, a nice payout, media work for a couple of months whilst folk forget how bad he is at his job, then walk into another Championship/desperate PL job.
And so it goes on.
And so it goes on.
This. Where else would such crass incompetence be rewarded? (Government ministers excluded
)
Notwithstanding the fact that they are doomed to relegation, the story just smacks of a bloke building his part. "Ooh what a mess, I'll need time to sort it out".
When you look at what he's actually saying it's nothing major. I bet pretty much every PL club has record, wages, transfer fees etc this season and (unlike say Palace) at least their last accounts showed a decent profit.
The overdraft thing could also be misleading as many profitable companies run an overdraft for cashflow purposes. It could also mean that they're ****ed but I wouldn't read too much into it without knowing what the actual figures are
When you look at what he's actually saying it's nothing major. I bet pretty much every PL club has record, wages, transfer fees etc this season and (unlike say Palace) at least their last accounts showed a decent profit.
The overdraft thing could also be misleading as many profitable companies run an overdraft for cashflow purposes. It could also mean that they're ****ed but I wouldn't read too much into it without knowing what the actual figures are
Megazone
On his last warning
Let's hope they can sort this out.
The only people who really suffer from this are their fans.
The only people who really suffer from this are their fans.
Barham's tash
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I just think he means compared to how it was when he was here last - throwing his former directors under another bus and restating their part to blame for the current predicament.
They own nothing else, their players actually have 50% wage reductions if relegated in their contracts and those that don’t want to stay and get them back up on half money will be sold.
I don’t think it’s the picture of doom as such just a CEO getting his ducks in a row that’s all.
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They own nothing else, their players actually have 50% wage reductions if relegated in their contracts and those that don’t want to stay and get them back up on half money will be sold.
I don’t think it’s the picture of doom as such just a CEO getting his ducks in a row that’s all.
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luppers
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Beat me to it
Wardy's twin
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If everything is so bad then why have they made a profit or am I missing something?
'Although the club's accounts filed up to June 2017 showed pre-tax profits rise to £39.7m from £1m, Jenkins has warned that West Brom's finances need rebuilding.'
'Although the club's accounts filed up to June 2017 showed pre-tax profits rise to £39.7m from £1m, Jenkins has warned that West Brom's finances need rebuilding.'