Post subject: Re: Hudgell to pass on reins story in The Sun
Posted: Fri Feb 12, 2010 3:15 pm
Bertie
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barton baird wrote:Think that saga has run its course Bertie. I think you can`t blame Hudgell for having a passion for Rovers,though I think it has clouded his judgement sometimes.
How can it have run its course BB. Tool has promised the faithful he will get a transfer fee for his most inluential asset.
Standing up to the forum bully.
It must be working, he doesn't like me...i'm devastated
Post subject: Re: Hudgell to pass on reins story in The Sun
Posted: Fri Feb 12, 2010 3:26 pm
barton baird
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Bertie wrote:How can it have run its course BB. Tool has promised the faithful he will get a transfer fee for his most inluential asset.
Think the whole Cookie thing is a bit stale now,is all.The saga has been minced,disected, and ground out at every angle. If Rule is trying to get compensation,fair enough,but it is on field matters that count for more. Anyhow I digress,this thread is about your chairman.
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Post subject: Re: Hudgell to pass on reins story in The Sun
Posted: Fri Feb 12, 2010 3:27 pm
Kosh
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Joined: Jul 31 2003 Posts: 36786 Location: Leafy Worcester, home of the Black Pear
reddan wrote:So on the one hand, he loves the club too much to make correct decisions, and on the other he's going to run away, ditch us and leave us in the lurch??
That's not what I said. For a start, there's no indication that he intends to completely sever his relationship with the club or even leave the board. However, if he steps aside from an active role and allows someone else to be the public face when/if tough decisions are made then he has distanced himself somewhat from those decisions.
And I did say it was a cynical POV.
Hold on to me baby, his bony hands will do you no harm It said in the cards, we lost our souls to the Nameless One
Post subject: Re: Hudgell to pass on reins story in The Sun
Posted: Fri Feb 12, 2010 3:37 pm
Kosh
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Joined: Jul 31 2003 Posts: 36786 Location: Leafy Worcester, home of the Black Pear
Mild Rover wrote:This gradualist approach wouldn't have worked IMO. The SL drawbridge was being pulled up and in the absence of anybody building us a stadium we had to get in, stay in and prosper on the pitch. Our losses are far from exceptional, and reflect RL as business generally rather than NH's alleged profligacy. It isn't cynical to think that after 6 years, he'd feel he'd fulfilled his remit, was knackered and felt someone fresh would be better able to deal with the next set of challenges.
Some good points.
I'd argue that the urgency was getting into SL and not being relegated rather than performing well, but I guess calibrating the precise amount of cash to spend to achieve that without going overboard would have been problematic. NH himself has admitted that you've paid over the odds in order to attract a certain calibre of player to the club, but hindsight is always 20/20.
As far as his reasons for leaving are concerned, I did say it was my cynical side coming up with the 'hiding' scenario. There's actually some evidence of his disillusionment with SL in certain of his public pronouncements so it may simply be as suggested in the article.
Mild Rover wrote:On the other hand, it is only the Sun.
A point I think I made early on.
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