jamboozy Posted February 28 Share Posted February 28 31 minutes ago, Benny Klack said: One of THE great unanswered questions of my life - just what would have happened that season if Burley was left to it. We’ll just never know 😕 Yup, I even had Celtic fans at work puzzling over it, commenting that Burley and the team gave them the utter fear. I personally thought Vlad was a bit jealous of the adulation he (Burley) was receiving. Oh, I know about the reports of drinking etc, but imo that was just the opening Vlad needed to get rid. As you say, we’ll just never know. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ex member of the SaS Posted February 28 Share Posted February 28 A breakaway league would be good for many of the teams and would be a great way to get rid of Doncaster and his muppets. Have a CEO voted in by the clubs every four or five years and once established get a national stadium built near Stirling, meaning virtually every teams fans would have some travel needs rather than the bigots walking down the road, while East coast fans leave at stupid o' clock to get a pint before the game. The bigot twins would have to ask to join and the rules would not favour them as they do now. Leave the bigot bum lickers to play each other every week or get on board. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Japan Jambo Posted February 28 Share Posted February 28 16 hours ago, Smithian said: The only situation I've read about that may make some sense is if The Rock bought Southend. Totally shambolic club, fun name (The Shrimpers!), wonderful supporters, and a superstar actor. But even then is there room for another Wrexham style documentary? I would watch it. But I don't think they could capture the Wrexham phenomenon unless there was a legit laying on of hands by the Wrexham people following their likely promotion to League 1. But a mid-tier Scottish top flight club isn't going to be the place for international branding. And I don't mean that as an insult, I love the ambition and thought the Taylor Swift video recently was the right type of quirky for a good community club trying to find a way to stick out. I do think it is odd Hibs with an American owner never even sniffed the American market. Huge Irish and Scottish diaspora. Edinburgh is a recognizable city name. I don't like Hibs, but I could see some scenario where they could try something unique in a big east coast city. But as a Hearts supporter, very glad their ownership hasn't gotten around to some out of the box thinking. They'd come unstuck trying to move the franchise to Dublin. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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