Leicester, Villa, Wolves

Its a bit like someone being saved from drowning, then years later as they havent bought you a new house, stabbing them in the back. As without them saving you, you wouldnt have to put up with not getting what you want.
The club is in safe hands with Parish, not going to challenge to win anything, but safe. Wolves spent £214m since promotion, but ended up one point ahead of us last season. Not a great return on investment, but they dont want to win anything either, just develope Mendes clients and sell on at a profit.
The wish for billionaire owners is fanciful, they dont use their own money, just refinance the club and borrow against the assets, which is how Burnley was purchased.
Parish has mede mistales, who hasnt, but I doubt he will lead us into administration, like the previous 2 Chairmen.

Its a bit like someone being saved from drowning, then years later as they havent bought you a new house, stabbing them in the back. As without them saving you, you wouldnt have to put up with not getting what you want.
The club is in safe hands with Parish, not going to challenge to win anything, but safe. Wolves spent £214m since promotion, but ended up one point ahead of us last season. Not a great return on investment, but they dont want to win anything either, just develope Mendes clients and sell on at a profit.
The wish for billionaire owners is fanciful, they dont use their own money, just refinance the club and borrow against the assets, which is how Burnley was purchased.
Parish has mede mistales, who hasnt, but I doubt he will lead us into administration, like the previous 2 Chairmen.

Depends who you benchmark him against. We've certainly done a better job in terms of managers than Watford and Brighton who are the best two sides to draw a direct comparison with. Numerous others have fallen by the wayside since 2010 when we were 40th in the league system and unsustainable, now we are consistently around 15th pretty solid.

At the time all appointments on paper were fairly sensible. Warnock and Hodgson were both put in with mitigating circumstance. Holloway and Pardew get the most criticism but were both poached from clubs higher in the league and delivered relative success.

With the 13 players out of contract. Henderson, Wickham, Woods, Hennessey are surplus to requirements. 7 out of the remaining 9 are over 30 and none are vital 1st team players. Personally, I wouldn't bother renewing PVA's contract with Mitchell and Reidewald able to play in his position. It's unlikely Ward/Clyne will leave unless a replacement is signed so right back is covered. I think Schlupp and Townsend will sign new deals.

That brings the total down to 4. McCarthy has looked tidy but always injured - no big issue. Sakho/Dann/Cahill aren't all required - no need to panic.

He is the best chairman we have had since I started supporting the team in the late 70s. I cannot think of anyone else who has come close...

He could always do some things better, but he will not let our club be held to ransom by any player or manager and that's not easy to do in a world where everyone wants everything now.

Glazier, please tell me who you think has done a better job than Parish as I find your thread an easy dig with no thought for where the club has come from and the restrictions we have in place to ensure we do not end up going down that horrible road again. I suggest you watch the recent Amazon documentary to jog your memory.

Apart from leicester, villa ,wolves, roads, drainage, buildings, Bath houses what have the romans ever done for us