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Maybe it was like a trial shift? He's probably on a plane to Iran as we speak to escape the pain of Ayew and Daka....

makes sense now

I've used a very generic phrase there to essentially describe a piece of land where fans would want to hang around and socialise before games. Rather than car parks, disused land and run down areas that exist at present. I'm sure in the stadium development plans there were areas where people could sit, eat, drink, socialise etc that weren't necessarily formal fan-zones. The whole area around the ground is a grey, bleak, shit hole at present.

I remember a similar thread in the summer and I made a point that I think is worth making again. I think a lot of people would cling on to their ST even through dire times, IF the match going experience was better. - Awful transport links - Awful parking - Nothing of interest around the ground (pubs, cafes, green space) - Miles from the train station and trains to and from anywhere our fans might live are SHITE - For any foxes fans who live in other midlands city's, there's the evening kick off dread where you know you'll be sprinting to make kick off due to shocking traffic. - In the ground, catering is about 10 years behind most other teams, even those in the lower leagues. No interest in bringing in local vendors etc - The pathetic attempt at a fanzone is laughable, i've seen better in non league. Football aside, there's no additional desirable features to going to the KP. The whole experience for me is one of stress and expense unless I somehow have the time to get into town for 11am for a 3pm kick off, or in the afternoon for an evening game.

I ****ing hate football.

Ahhh that’s better

Naaaa watching Wout Faes beat PSG in the Chanpions League will be my 13th reason….

Paul Nevin has just left Stoke. Their assistant manager. A lot of Cov fans in the replies saying it’s Adi Viviesh part two (famously fell out with Robins) Would take him here with Rowett in a heartbeat. Vastly experienced!

Look if I’m being positive something must be right His career path is encouraging as it encompasses performance and scouting. Which means he’s ideally placed to set identity, structure and recruitment. I’m impressed to be honest. If he does his job he’ll only be here a couple of years and that’s exactly how it should be. Hope he manages to clear out some of our life servant staff who have no desire!

So looking like New CEO Rudkin MD (bye bye monika) Mccarron TD Wolves fella CD

He’s literally one step below the city football groups Global Technical Director. Probably the most senior player development role in global football…

Might we assume this is how we ended up with Mukasa?

Very slight overlap with Glover at Sunderland but was more involved in sports science than sports directorship at the time. It’s an interesting career change. But being head of Sports Science and Performance under Pep and staying in position for 3 years is a big achievement. If like Top said he will be in charge of setting our identity, that’s encouraging as we need a complete reset to become a team that works hard!

That’s a very good CV by our standards

Anyone sad enough to pay for Nixons Patreon?

We don’t do medicals

I got a lot of stick for saying that. IMO he has to call the club out still because of his employer. But he’s certainly done plenty of PR for the club too,

He’s also Anthony’s mouthpiece. Could easily just be “tell them we’re working on something to shut them up”

He’s currently doing a tour of Japan so might be a while!

Or he could just have a look in Hamzas locker…..

Is this like “he’ll be our first Italian” or are you just ****ing thick?

Hello Top, thought you were in Japan?!