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Thank goodness we've appointed a new Chief Football Officer to move on from the chaos of Jon Rudkin

There’s a reason he was appointed over an external candidate - he’ll always fall into line with Top, which Top will recognise and reward handsomely, as we’ve seen with Rudkin over the years

Cremonese play their final game of the season the following day, it's not even a debate as to whether he turns up for this

I think you know the answer to that

This is so going to end up with King confirmed until the end of the season isn't it... ... which will be the latest step of a sorry journey of incompetence under Aiyawatt and Jon

Fingers crossed for the Reform candidates later on. Cifuentes yesterday and Bason tonight would represent a satisfactory couple of days for notable departures completely out of their depth… 🙏

1 point from Oxford this season. Absolutely horrific

It's a breach of GDPR but it's also a very minor one - the impact of sharing personal email addresses alone is low and the ICO wouldn't care less. Best practice would be for Digby to email everyone involved apologising for the mistake and requesting them delete the original email, but given the tone of that email to what were valid concerns, I'm not going to hold my breath...

Bason’s steady decline in competence has been so painful to witness in recent years - “we are where we are”, the FAB and now this. The importance of this election cannot be understated - change will happen if enough of us vote for it

One of the most balanced and rational posts I’ve read on here in a long time 👍🏻 The Club and Board have fallen (well) short on many things in the past few years, but there is a lot of logic behind going for RM in our position.

Good survey and thanks for pulling it together. It's clear to me that the FT has recognised just how poor and irrelevant it had become under its previous leadership and there is now something of a strategy to change that. Will the club really do anything with these results? Possibly not, but they cannot ignore these things forever as the FT rebuilds its credibility and the proportion of fans it represents continues to grow.

The lessons from two years ago need learning first - a full overhaul of those running the club, a new CEO that is allowed to be a CEO, a new DoF with fresh energy, and above all, a clear strategy for the type of club we aspire to be. Anything else is papering over cracks.

Wow. The club sleep-walked to the most avoidable relegation in PL history, and is likely to suffer a second in three seasons. Avoided PSR charges due to badly written PL and EFL rulebooks. £25 charges to retain a physical season ticket card that supporters already possessed. A gambling company shirt sponsor. A back-line that was found so badly wanting in said relegation season is unchanged with limited to no investment. A centre half who couldn’t make that back-line has been given a new three-year contract. A goalkeeper that was found so badly wanting in said relegation season is still at the club, and clumsily allowed to be re-integrated into the starting XI for one of the most important games of the season. The logic of appointing possession-based managers either side of the safety-first Cooper. … This is an absolutely fair list of concerns, and the radio silence approach taken by the club means these concerns have now taken deep root. It’s 100% on the club that this toxicity has developed in recent years, and fully understandable that the fanbase is now willing holding the club to account when the club has shown absolutely no desire to do that themselves.

Your argument for opposing this motion appears to be solely based on claim(s) that other Trusts don’t do it, which is a bit like shopping for a new car, only to buy a bicycle because your next door neighbour doesn’t drive. It’s daft, and the optics - at a critical juncture for the Trust as the AGM approaches - are rather bad to put it mildly. You’re either not listening to, or not recognising, the critical need for reform. Which only makes the argument for reform ever stronger.

It absolutely is - he has the best view of Savinho, Justin is tied up with Bernardo and should’ve made a parry out for a corner

An optimistic 7

Amazing piece of artwork- you’ve gotta be in it to win it…!