Wymsey Posted 15 January 2011 Posted 15 January 2011 He's doing well at the moment yes, but its too early to predict whether he is doing a good job at the club. There's other factors that need to be considered when determining whether he is doing well here, ie. Ensure supporters are happy, sort out the stadium, (name change etc) buy the training ground and more importantly get the club to create a good level of youth players and train them up as well as amongst other to make a club successful.
davieG Posted 15 January 2011 Posted 15 January 2011 He's doing well at the moment yes, but its too early to predict whether he is doing a good job at the club. There's other factors that need to be considered when determining whether he is doing well here, ie. Ensure supporters are happy, sort out the stadium, (name change etc) buy the training ground and more importantly get the club to create a good level of youth players and train them up. Clarify. Unless Mandaric didn't include it in the sale we already own the training ground. Do you know something we don't?
Wymsey Posted 15 January 2011 Posted 15 January 2011 Clarify. Unless Mandaric didn't include it in the sale we already own the training ground. Do you know something we don't? My Uncle is friends with the medical team there and they aren't aware of the club owning the training ground. (This was heard in late November so its a bit out of date, but it may be the same situation)
cc_star Posted 15 January 2011 Posted 15 January 2011 Have to admit this is very encouraging, I can relate to falling for City as the owner seems to have at the league cup final, my dad's a manu fan and got me into them when i was a kid but after a mates dad got a spare ticket to wembley vs swindon , even in defeat i knew where my heart belonged, City for Life. The best 10mins of my life We owned that place in the 90's
davieG Posted 15 January 2011 Posted 15 January 2011 My Uncle is friends with the medical team there and they aren't aware of the club owning the training ground. (This was heard in late November so its a bit out of date, but it may be the same situation) We've always owned it pre-mandaric and there was talk during his tenure of selling it and moving the training facilities elsewhere so if we don't own it now he's done some underhand dealing and taken it with him.
FeedtheYak Posted 15 January 2011 Posted 15 January 2011 Top will take us to the top, hopefully he can bag us adebeyor on loan as well
Webbo Posted 15 January 2011 Posted 15 January 2011 I thought I read somewhere that Mandaric bought the training ground from the club. I think he also owns a chunk of land next to Portsmouths ground.
davieG Posted 15 January 2011 Posted 15 January 2011 I thought I read somewhere that Mandaric bought the training ground from the club. I think he also owns a chunk of land next to Portsmouths ground. I never read that, only that they were thinking of selling it. If he's taken possession of it then it gives me another compelling reason to dislike him as it is/was the only tangible asset in the name of LCFC.
skegness fox Posted 15 January 2011 Posted 15 January 2011 I thought it was both games . sorry my mistake i got confused with heskeys goal in first game
renards Posted 16 January 2011 Posted 16 January 2011 My Uncle is friends with the medical team there and they aren't aware of the club owning the training ground. (This was heard in late November so its a bit out of date, but it may be the same situation) Why would they know? Fairly certain it is owned by Leicester City, live next to it for years and had ear to the ground for donkeys, never heard anything to suggest otherwise. BTW Lough Uni are about to build a 3,000 capacity football ground to a very high spec for their own team (+our reserves?) and they have several other pitches, it was full on to use these, but from within this has gone quiet.
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