@LeeFMc83 @philmunnsradio@bbcmerseysport If there’s no movement either way when TFG take over. With only this season left on your contract how do you soothe fears of concerned fans that there could be a potential lack of dedication from your back room team as the season moves on?
@Benjwinst I would sincerely hope at this stage TFG have both a plan and decisions for all C level execs in place already. Most likely manager too.
The amount they are investing, it would be insanity to start planning from the day they take over
@JohnMcHugh1878 @LeeFMc83 The purchase of debt by TFG and restructure of remaining debt, plus multiple sponsorship and retail opportunities, will have us in a very different place.
Won’t be top 6 spending clearly, but finally should be able to spend like a mid table team instead of relegation fodder.
@LeeFMc83 New stadium, new owners, new sponsors, likely new manager. A trophy could be possible.
Players aside though, we’ll need to make very good decisions for the next couple of years and more, and every department will need to operate at near 100%
Football can change quickly..
@Everton Given the current contract situation, this is quite a poorly thought through article from both sides, and extremely poor choice of wording to highlight.
Absolutely bound to attract some negativity.
The women’s national team is managed by a Dutch manager, in Sarina Wiegman and there’s no outrage. She also actually won something, so, you know, best person for the job in hand and all that.