@DavidBoland4@southstandsays If they gave him the increase he was looking for and a 2 year deal he would’ve signed it, but the club tried to play the long game and waited until he was in the final 6 months of his contract before making him a better offer, when he had already signed a pre contract.
I do not know a lot about this, but I do know from someone I represent that the Linfield Board have decided (in their wisdom), to ban persons who criticise them, and even threaten legal action. The threat is legally illiterate, which is surprising coming from a solicitor.
It’s clear they aren’t helping themselves & things are going to get worse before it gets better.
You can’t go around banning fans who (seemingly very legitimately) criticise the Board; the way they are going they’ll be sitting there on their own given it appears criticisms of the Board are pretty widespread across the fanbase.
They’ve picked the wrong fight this time, and I can foresee it going very badly wrong for them.
Only Alliance could look at Northern Ireland's long list of problems and decide flags should be their priority. They are utterly obsessed.
Their latest campaign graphic even appears to feature a Linfield Football Club flag.
Alliance holds the Justice Ministry, yet instead of focusing on tackling violent crime, antisocial behaviour and making our streets safer, they're back talking about flags.
Leave football supporters alone. Focus on catching criminals, not policing football flags, you strange people.
"Hello, 999? Send an ambulance, a journalist has just murdered our First Minister Live on TV."
First rule of living in a glass house? Don't throw stones 😅