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- wearthefoxhat
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Apparently there's a caveat when trying to sell Gigg Lane for redevelopment. Whoever wants to use it for that, has to build a new football stadium to replace it. Will be interesting to see how/if that gets resolved legally.
The £2.7million debt could have been managed/negotiated, however, any serious "investor" would want the land as insurance to make a long term profit. No wonder they all pulled out.
Maybe Bury could do a Newport (in 1989/90) and drop into the Northern version of the Hellenic Non-League. Took them 24 years to get back.
Cheers for that. Just read this Independent article on what happens next.
https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/foo ... 82601.html
Stewart Day and Steve Dale have a lot to answer for.
Thin comfort for Bury supporters to know that Gigg Lane can only be sold as as a sports stadium. It presumably will sit unused unless the new owner is willing bankroll Bury 'Phoenix' playing there.
Very sad.
https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/foo ... 82601.html
Stewart Day and Steve Dale have a lot to answer for.
Thin comfort for Bury supporters to know that Gigg Lane can only be sold as as a sports stadium. It presumably will sit unused unless the new owner is willing bankroll Bury 'Phoenix' playing there.
Very sad.
I'd imagine OGS would look for a reaction after the humiliating defeat at OT, but not entirely convinced by his tactics and desire to bring back the 90's United style. He already has a worse points per game ratio than all the previous managers, and I can easily see it getting much worse, may be in well over his head.
Not a fan of speculating too much before a game, I prefer to see how the game unfolds.
Not a fan of speculating too much before a game, I prefer to see how the game unfolds.
Thanks for your views, nevertheless. You obviously know your stuff.Kai wrote: ↑Sat Aug 31, 2019 9:38 amI'd imagine OGS would look for a reaction after the humiliating defeat at OT, but not entirely convinced by his tactics and desire to bring back the 90's United style. He already has a worse points per game ratio than all the previous managers, and I can easily see it getting much worse, may be in well over his head.
Not a fan of speculating too much before a game, I prefer to see how the game unfolds.
I agree, it was a peculiar appointment, which appeared vindicated after the misleadingly good start.
Gut feeling : Hasenhuttl is going to get it right sooner or later.
United have got rid of the problem players (although I've always liked Smalling), but Pogba is in a lynch-pin position.
He turns up when he wants. If he does, they win, if not they're vulnerable unless OGS takes him off.
I won't touch it with a bargepole as I don't have BT Sport, so can't watch Pogba's body language.
United have got rid of the problem players (although I've always liked Smalling), but Pogba is in a lynch-pin position.
He turns up when he wants. If he does, they win, if not they're vulnerable unless OGS takes him off.
I won't touch it with a bargepole as I don't have BT Sport, so can't watch Pogba's body language.