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You can't talk about us not selling at the right time or not making a profit and then make a case for Ndidi staying. However many decent games he's had, he's only played one full season without injury and most of them less than 30 games. Perfect fit for Wolves or Brentford or a Europa league Euro outfit needing squad players.

If we brought in Pep, someone would say "the same Pep who was in charge when we put 5 past Man City?" Some people will never be happy or accept our current situation means we're not remotely attractive for top managers

Yep but also in charge of the same QPR side that made a habit of taking points off Leeds over the last couple of seasons. What managers did against us with a completely inferior team is pretty irrelevant tbh

After weeks of Martin, Wilder and Rohl chat, we end up with Cifuntes. Good luck to the guy. Fans will find reasons and stats to moan about every appointment. At the end of the day, the manager isnt the club's biggest issue right now. Now for the guy above him.

Couldn't get on but sounds like a message has been sent. Looking forward to seeing the recording and the feedback.

Maybe should have had the concourse sale in the summer holidays not on a random weekday in March when everyone's working

Not to go over old ground or anything but the only reason we wern't in the bottom 3 was because Palace, Wolves and Everton barely had a win between them. The bulk of Cooper's pts were against fellow fodder like Ipswich and Saints and even they were scraped. Sacking him was right, appointing RVN was wrong

The story with Lennon was that they doubled his wages when he would have signed for the same money. Fact was, the club changed and he wanted to leave regardless.

"In my defence Lord Sugar, I was left unsupervised"

Frying pans and fires. Given the state we're in, I wouldn't be surprised if we're discussing wage deferrals by next May.

Love to hand over a Pearson paying for a cardboard burger outside.

Probably sell the u18s to Bodd Toelhy Investments to raise the cash.

Another faceless nobody. No-one knows what he does or who he's accountable to....the second row of the directors box is full of these pencil-necked turds.

Off the pitch we're an utter shambles, far more than the average KPFCer will admit but its hard to judge anything on the pitch til we see squad changes and obviously a new manager. If we sell 4 or 5 the squad that was untouchable for most of 23/24 we won't be as untouchable as people think. I'm dreading the season but I was before Maresca came in too.

Was just about to say this. A lot of realities will hit home this season

You won't get 5p out of those tightwads

Yeah, but the payment doesnt have to arrive in his bank account with immediate effect. 3-5 working days on a slow bacs transfer. And if Rudkin sent the p45 by fax he won't get it in time anyway

The pricing for kids is better. You won't get many adults rocking up on the day to watch second tier dirge for £44.

We did that already. They called it "the Fanzone"

Nah, just makes more room for Wrexham and I guarantee Tom Brady's Birmingham and Frank Lampard's Cov will be the apple of David Prutton's eye too this season.

A year ago, no way. Right now, we're a basket case of a club, a bad managerial decision away from successive relegations and likely to lose a lot of our remaining assets in the next month. So am I wildly enthusiastic? No. But "we are where we are". We need someone to instill defensive stability - Dyche. Create a siege mentality of us against them - Dyche. And teach players to grind out scrappy results - Dyche.

Its 6m less than we paid for him during which time he's won a trophy, played in Europe and now captains his country.

Lets be honest, never mind a fire sale, you could put Daka and Soumare in the end of season concourse sale and not shift them. It's not just the book values on these guys, it's the wages. Look at the likes of Ward, Vestergaard, Praet, Choudhary and others in the past few years. Even when clubs come in for them they can't agree terms. I remember we agreed to sell Iversen at one point and someone like Wednesday or Derby "expressed genuine shock" at the player's demands.

The last time we appointed a manager to please the fanbase we brought in Ian Holloway. That's the very last thing to consider when we're ticking boxes.

You can't just pass off that run as "I know we had a terrible run.....but" as if it was a month of poor results or an unlucky streak. It was the worst run in ours and top flight history. It may never be beaten for shitness. Take off the Ipswich and Saints games where we turned up after relegation, he inherited a team low on confidence needing an attitude adjustment and turned them into abject losers with no style or pattern of play evident and that conceded goals with predictable ease for 4 months. We didn't hire him to fire him, we hired him believing he was an undiscovered managerial talent, made a horrendous error and got David Van Pleatelrooy.