Players told they won't be paid on time AGAIN

The bloke is a total tool - needs to get out of this club as quickly as he can

What this must do to the players (and staff), especially the young ones its absolutely disgusting

1 minute ago, Southie_Owl said:

Players need to be commended by how they have dealt with this, but times up now they need to stop playing. Starting tomorrow night 

 

what if they get a serious injury playing whilst not being paid? Ridiculous 

I hope there's been a shift. I think when all's said and done we've had a pretty positive start to the season in terms of sentiment and energy around the team. Strike talk hasn't been on the agenda since before the Leicester game, and the players opted to play that, received commendation for it, and put in a performance that received a lot of plaudits.

It's going to be harder and harder for the players to keep going as they keep taking these hits through a long and gruelling season. My hope is that Bannan's TalkSport interview the other day represents a squad that's losing patience. 

Hate to say it but in a way this combined with last week's Embargo-a-thon is a good thing, the boycotts/defunding are working. This ramps pressure up even more from PFA, EFL, incoming regulator etc

Just now, Nero said:

He's trying his best

 

 

 

 

 

 

To be a cxxt

The one thing he has succeeded at doing during his time owning us

Wow. The bubbles got to burst, just got to.

So what’s that, 6 times out of 8 this calendar year?

At what point is he unfit to own the club in terms of fit and proper 

21 minutes ago, @owlstalk said:

 

Just rancid. The sooner this guy ******** off the better.

27 minutes ago, NoFinChansiri said:

I’m starting to feel like Chansiri might be a bit of a c**t. 

Be respect!  What you do to help club?

Sell your car!  Pimp your wife!

eBay a kidney!   

I can't wait for it to be taken off his hands. Not long now Dej!!

The fact that people are neither shocked nor surprised speaks volumes

31 minutes ago, nbupperthongowl said:

What are the PFA and the non playing staff union doing to support them? 

 

Doesn't feel like a lot

I’m sure bazza said on talk sport that the PFA are still there to advise players but it’s now gone beyond them as the EFL and potentially the government are now involved 

Trust to call a boycott for the cov game. Get it announced in the star and news

No one could have possibly foreseen this.

Tomorrow night, or Saturday on SKY, the players need to kick off then let the opposition score as many as possible in 90 minutes. We know we're going down so stuff goal difference, but if they were to score 50 or 60 the EFL would be in a real pickle and would have to act otherwise all the other teams would be up in arms.

Ironic that we've actually got a game on payday.

"You aren't getting paid on time yet again, but I need you to come to work tonight".