Jacob7839

Save Morecambe. Another club at risk of liquidating due to the EFL and faulty owners

3 hours ago, slymunn said:

Brilliant. Thank you!

I really didn't want to have an email address for a three year old

Yeah the club should really start pointing that out on the site had me confused a while back

3 minutes ago, Winstonthedog said:

But we could get relegated again 

True but we can hope we don't 

Does anyone know any options/rumors apart from dyche and rohl we actually have?

Just now, funkyrobot said:

I guess there’s no risk with Dyche. He’s absolutely guaranteed to get the sack. 

To be fair does dyche even want the job it's a big ask and he's limited for signings and an impending points deduction. It's not the most ideal option for him

4 hours ago, Foxes1 said:

Any chances away tickets go to general sale this season, or will the club insist on only selling to season ticket holders / members. Demand for some may be low with kickoffs being changed 

Just get a membership and this season you'll have a decent chance of going quite a few away games this year

Just make Andy king manager let's face it we're not gonna get promoted this year anyways 

Bristol and Wrexham away on weekdays at 7:30 

But Blackburn away last game of season with usually 7000 is really good

1 minute ago, Stadt said:

Leicester Wrexham is the biggest game in the division for neutrals watching. Really wouldn’t be surprised if we were away there first 

What about Wrexham Vs Birmingham. Sky was acting like it was a derby last time they played 

Guarantee we play on a Friday night against Wrexham at home so they can get their TV Money 

I do think they should sell but it really depends on the buyer. I think Leicester is a club Saudi investors would be interested in due to the success of the club in recent history. However I think it's high unlikely top sells due to his dad's involvement in the club.

4 hours ago, KrefelderFox666 said:

Italians don't travel well domestically let alone internationally.

Ah fair enough wasn't aware

2 hours ago, SemperEadem said:

I would suggest some British based fans will be there yes and a few die hards.

Would love to see 3000 die hard fiorentina fans there like rangers at Birmingham a year back

Bit of both to be honest 

Odds have climbed again for the second time today. 

7 hours ago, davieG said:

How up to date is that as the next favourite looks to be Russell Martin?

Not enough candidates so just used to fill the gap I'm guessing 

Sean dyche clear favorite 

On 13/06/2025 at 09:40, Joe90 said:

Does anybody know when these details  are expected to be released? I cannot remember last years date they came out 

This time last year now. Wouldn't be surprised if the club released them in September 

11 minutes ago, Rodney Fern_8 said:

Are there gonna be any Leicester fans there? 

Gonna be any fiorentina fans there?

2 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

Of course we ****ing wouldn't. His PPG was 0.83, which he was incredibly lucky to get in the first place.

 

Even if he had kept that up (he wouldn't have), we would have been on 31 points, still relegated with games to spare.

I was thinking 30. Just a question if we would've done better with him or ruud

1 minute ago, hackneyfox said:

50% sure??????

 

You never know. Somehow we escape a points deduction again and Russell Martin doesn't join us one can only hope

1 minute ago, CrazyKopCorner said:

Not a cat in hells chance 

 

Shite squad managed by a total buffoon = certain relegation 

I think we wouldn't have stayed up however I think we would be on a few more points than we have now. Still second worst appointment in the prem this season closely contended with ruud

11 minutes ago, Dan said:

I don't think it'll ever quite get to that level, but you do wonder really. I think a lot of the circumstances are there:

 

- Owner has demonstrably not got a clue what he's doing. Even those who had more goodwill and credit in the bank than me must concede this to be the case now.

- The club demonstrate no accountability. Nobody other than the manager pays with their job and even then they often get way too big an opportunity.

- We're talking to Martin and Dyche? Clearly despite this unaccountability, despite the mess, those involved aren't even remotely on the same page.

- Continuously breaking financial rules.

- Consistently making poor signings.

- The fans have for the most part given the owner a free pass to do all of this. The dissent is growing, but not anywhere near enough. If an independant owner had taken over in 2019 and served this up, I think at least 90% of the ground would want them gone.

 

It's a genuinely damaging set of circumstances. It's not a tricky period, it's continuous decline and nothing is being done to stop it.

 

Aiyawatt simply has got to go. He's totally out of his depth.

Agree with all that 

Did anyone watch the Sunderland til I die documentary on netflix a few years back. That will be us next season I'm 50% sure

Do you think we would've stayed up with cooper? genuine question