Andy in the sun

dabeast · 25-11-2017, 01:45

Superb article from the boss, even if it is in the sun:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/footb...changes/amp/aw

Kiwi John · 25-11-2017, 01:53

Nicely said Mr Holt.

Exile on Spencer St · 25-11-2017, 07:55

The man's a football genius!
Well said, Mr.Holt.

MikeA · 25-11-2017, 08:09

Some very sensible thoughts there. It will be interesting to see others' reactions.

I wish you'd capitalised 'Sun', though; I thought Andy was on his hols!

cashman · 25-11-2017, 08:18

The guy knows the score and is a credit to the club imho.

ferret man · 25-11-2017, 08:41

Don't agree with paying ref's same as players, quite a lot of them are already to far up their own backside's as it is.

Lord Stiffupperlip · 25-11-2017, 09:32

A true manifesto of wisdom.
We may be the smallest club in the four leagues, but we've got the best chairman bar none!
Stand by for the backlash from the PL Mafia following Commandment no.10

monkey hanger · 25-11-2017, 09:44

the main one i like his the idea to abolish parachute payments. a promoted div.1 side start out with a big disadvantage on a relagated premier league side. this cannot be right for any reason apart from creating yo yo clubs in and out of the greedy league.

Chewbacca · 25-11-2017, 10:49

The current academy system is ruining football, we haven't won an u17 or u20 word cup for a number of weeks. If they were all a league 2 clubs we wouldn't qualify.

The tops clubs always get the best youngsters and 99% never make it, but a good few drop down to league two and benefit from it. All Stanley's player have benefited from being at bigger clubs with better resources. I doubt Stanley loan out players at zero cost, why would any other club? The majority of clubs in the Premier League make far more loses than Stanley.

Venting to the SCUM newspaper show his football sensibilities. He should have known how things worked before buying the club.

Lord Didsbury · 25-11-2017, 13:48

Very good article but I don't understand his beef with referees.
I don't think I've seen one controversial decision all season. They always will make some mistakes but I think generally the attitude of officials is generally pretty good. They are far, far better than 20-30 years ago.

cashman · 25-11-2017, 13:57

Have to disagree LordD, i think the standard has dropped big time.

monkey hanger · 27-11-2017, 10:29

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Originally Posted by cashman

Have to disagree LordD, i think the standard has dropped big time.

if they were actually allowed to referee without interferance things could change. too much of having to do this or that following another circular from above. if they don,t follow them they will be out. this is a confirmed fact.

Revived Red · 27-11-2017, 12:03

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Originally Posted by monkey hanger

if they were actually allowed to referee without interferance things could change. too much of having to do this or that following another circular from above. if they don,t follow them they will be out. this is a confirmed fact.

So why is there so much inconsistency?

choirboy · 27-11-2017, 21:06

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Originally Posted by dabeast

Superb article from the boss, even if it is in the sun:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/footb...changes/amp/aw

BRILLIANT ARTICLE!

If only we could.......
.....Combine The Premier League , The EFL and The FA.......hmmmmm

and then put our ANDY IN CHARGE of the new organisation!
T'would indeed be THE REDVOLUTION that Football needs!

ON STANLEY ON
WITH ANDY HOLT AT THE HELM

monkey hanger · 28-11-2017, 09:57

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Originally Posted by Revived Red

So why is there so much inconsistency?

inconsistant because they are human beings and no two incidents are exactly the same. as fans we look at games with red tinted glasses which makes all decisions better or worse. agree though there could be an improvement but will never and never was perfection from em. all you can expect is for em to be fair.