Just looked SISU up...they're a fucking hedge fund. How can the football authorities deem it appropriate for a hedge fund to have the interests of a club and its stakeholders at heart?!
The fit and proper approvals committe must be like the parish council from Vicar of Dibley.
"under the permanently bewildering Sisu regime, briefly discussed the idea – no kidding – of being the first club in England to introduce a “text‑a‑substitute” option during matches. Supporters would be given a number they could text, at premium rates, to say who the manager should take off and who should come on. An announcement would be made at the appropriate time about the most popular vote and the manager, the poor patsy, would be under instructions to comply with the crowd’s wishes"
"under the permanently bewildering Sisu regime, briefly discussed the idea – no kidding – of being the first club in England to introduce a “text‑a‑substitute” option during matches. Supporters would be given a number they could text, at premium rates, to say who the manager should take off and who should come on. An announcement would be made at the appropriate time about the most popular vote and the manager, the poor patsy, would be under instructions to comply with the crowd’s wishes"
"under the permanently bewildering Sisu regime, briefly discussed the idea – no kidding – of being the first club in England to introduce a “text‑a‑substitute” option during matches. Supporters would be given a number they could text, at premium rates, to say who the manager should take off and who should come on. An announcement would be made at the appropriate time about the most popular vote and the manager, the poor patsy, would be under instructions to comply with the crowd’s wishes"
Unbelievable. All about profit and nothing else
Can someone delete this before our Kloob read it. If Ollie's not already working on it.Thanks.
"under the permanently bewildering Sisu regime, briefly discussed the idea – no kidding – of being the first club in England to introduce a “text‑a‑substitute” option during matches. Supporters would be given a number they could text, at premium rates, to say who the manager should take off and who should come on. An announcement would be made at the appropriate time about the most popular vote and the manager, the poor patsy, would be under instructions to comply with the crowd’s wishes"
Unbelievable. All about profit and nothing else
Can someone delete this before our Kloob read it. If Ollie's not already working on it.Thanks.
To be fair we've been trialling this for the last two years. In fact ours also allows the user to text the manager with tactics at half time too.
"under the permanently bewildering Sisu regime, briefly discussed the idea – no kidding – of being the first club in England to introduce a “text‑a‑substitute” option during matches. Supporters would be given a number they could text, at premium rates, to say who the manager should take off and who should come on. An announcement would be made at the appropriate time about the most popular vote and the manager, the poor patsy, would be under instructions to comply with the crowd’s wishes"
Unbelievable. All about profit and nothing else
brilliant idea. im sure collectively we could do a better job than the Muppets that have been our mangers the last couple of seasons. imagine the amount of furious texting there would be at the valley for fox to be taken off.
Just looked SISU up...they're a fucking hedge fund. How can the football authorities deem it appropriate for a hedge fund to have the interests of a club and its stakeholders at heart?!
The fit and proper approvals committe must be like the parish council from Vicar of Dibley.
I still believe that the ultimate blame for all these problems lies with the football authorities; be it the FA or the so-called EFL. How can the people who run our club, Coventry, Leeds, Blackpool etc. be labelled 'fit and proper'?
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Supportersnotcustommers.com
has some good reading.
The fit and proper approvals committe must be like the parish council from Vicar of Dibley.
"under the permanently bewildering Sisu regime, briefly discussed the idea – no kidding – of being the first club in England to introduce a “text‑a‑substitute” option during matches. Supporters would be given a number they could text, at premium rates, to say who the manager should take off and who should come on. An announcement would be made at the appropriate time about the most popular vote and the manager, the poor patsy, would be under instructions to comply with the crowd’s wishes"
Unbelievable. All about profit and nothing else
(Just Roland trialling the system so far.)