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Just look at it from the point of view from a West Brom fan, and not the agenda you have against the man personally.
If you don't think he has done a cracking job then I don't know what you expect. I really couldn't care less if he has made himself a very rich man in the process, I'll go as far as saying he deserves it and it sums up how good he is at his job when he can make himself rich and make the business successful
And what if he does?
He will leave the Albion in a much better position than when he found it.
- A much better financial footing; the richest we've ever been
- Far greater training facilities
- An academy which is looking successful
- And a good group of players - much better than the ones when he took over
- a sixth consecutive season in the Premier League
That is not a bad record for the opportunistic accountant is it?
if it's to be the Chinese man who buy's into/takes over at the club who's to say he will be make any changes at board level, i believe he left the board at Athletico Madrid intact (although he only brought a 20% stake), he's obviously a very astute business man and knows how to delegate, so for me why would he want to remove JP who has served the club so well when there would be a time of massive upheaval. Surely having someone with JP's experience & track record would only help him see some return on any investment he made, not like the people who were employed at the clubs that struggled following take overs.
Jeremy Peace is the best thing to happen to this football club in my life time.We'll miss him.
I find it laughable that people get their knickers in such a twist about the lack of a few thousand extra seats being installed in the Halfords; ignoring the fact that we are now an established Premier League outfit, that we have one of the best academies in the country, that we have superb training complex and that offering £10M for a footballer plus £70k a week in wages (SEVENTY THOUSAND) is no longer a thing of fantasy.
We've come along way and much of that is down to Jeremy Peace.
The shareholding may not be totally correct, if I had a list I could have named them all, the majority were passes down from family to family it was not until later that a share issue was made and shares traded. The dealings were all private up to then.
Non the less you did not contradict the remainder of the post concerning directors attitudes to the fans and the way they used their status
You are deluded, we have never been a family club only owned by families of Silk, Millichip and other directors who got their positions by virtue of shares held due to historical family connections. The fans have always been there to supply their income and egos. The club was used to further their business interests and to entertain their friends and associates. A relatively rich mans playthingbut true
Said it before he is a classless buffoon. Never heard such petty minded guff in my life. Weak referee, lack of motivation, bullies, Man City not being good enough, total nonsense.
Have a bit of dignity and give credit where it is due and you might get the respect you crave Mourhino!
Back to the 70's
Pulis nominated for a Manager of the Month award.
I'll ask again then, who would be a better manager then?Luck, our performances have been pathetic...
So far his points ratio is our best in premier league history...
