Dear Fishies

Quoted from KingstonMariner

There’s no hope of Fenty answering any direct questions. All he does is swerve the issue and make lame excuses like ‘no one is interested in rational debate’ and ‘I haven’t read it, and I don’t want to’.

You can only conclude the worst in this case. That the truth is too uncomfortable for him. That every bit of those Cod Almighty articles was correct.

Quoted from gtfc98

Yep he won't answers the questions because he can't defend against the indefensible. He's irrelevant, a sad little narcissist. He can't bare to see us doing well and all the positivity around the club. But at least he can pay for yet another one of his unfortunate wives to have her mammaries done and cry into them.

Quoted from KingstonMariner

How many does he have? Wives not breasts.

Quoted from gtfc98

Think he's on his 4th, and at least 3rd set of fake breasts (1 of them allegedly asked what measurements/surgeon to go with for her predecessor). They don't stick around for long!

Quoted from KingstonMariner

Well if his wealth gets halved each time, he’ll soon be down to his last million. Unless he’s not declared all his assets to the courts.

Quoted from MuddyWaters

I’m sure there’ll be performance clauses in there. He’s a specialist in relegation and reducing contracts.

Quoted from Poojah

I’m not sure this thread is a great look on anyone, in particular the OP, however I’ll resist the urge to snipe and instead pose a few genuine questions about the events which led to our relegation into non-league for a second time. It should not be forgotten that despite the positivity in the immediate term, the club is currently in a position from which it may not recover for a long time, or even ever.

Whilst the general picture seems clear to most, there remain a number of big, unanswered questions around the specifics of what happened over the course of the last two years. Here goes.

1. What was the financial mechanic used to attract Ian Holloway, a financially comfortable TV pundit, to this struggling then League Two club after two months without a manager?

2. What do you feel was behind the complete shift in demeanour and apparent effort level of Holloway following the the Covid hiatus? Did the pandemic harm the possibility of some future financial gain for him (and others involved with running the club)?

3. How long had the possibility of investment from Alex May been on the table? Was this known about at the time of Holloway’s appointment, or was it intended to reignite plans scuppered by Covid?

4. What were your intentions for Alex May’s investment in the club, and at what point did you become aware of his litany of serious convictions?

5. Why did the board allow a manager who had apparently lost all interest in managing the team, to handle the preparations to last season so disastrously and with so little due diligence - having just one friendly (against lowly non-league opposition) and signing almost exclusively unproven youngsters and ageing players on their way down?

That is all.

Quoted from Poojah