Club policy / Job description

Quoted from Tangerine Chris

Unless a buyer comes in to take over, then he will remain

Dunno about you but I'd say the product has been devalued to an extent I am considering a takeover bid from last weeks fish round takings.

Ensure that all Directors wear ties that allow them to move their heads up and down in a nodding motion but prevent any lateral shaking movement

If you have absolutely no footballing knowledge and very little money to invest, come and join the board.

Keep em coming, I'll update tomorrow as I'm off to up megs now to get shitfaced.

Quoted from Tangerine Chris

Unless a buyer comes in to take over, then he will remain

We know that, but we are pretending we are talking about a normal person who would see the gravity of the situation, accept that he has failed to deliver on every count, and also accept that loaning the club money instead of investing in it was a gamble. That gamble has failed and that would be the price he has to pay.

When we go down it is ludicrous to think he could issue a rallying call to fans; he would have to take a back seat and put the club properly  up for sale, or he would if he had any dignity.  

Ignore all problems and wait till we are almost under water before even starting to think of finding out where the life boats are!

Quoted from Mikey_345

Ignore all problems and wait till we are almost under water before even starting to think of finding out where the life boats are!

Before remembering that he had been meaning to get round to installing the lifeboats yourself, but had been a bit busy with the new snooker table.

Quoted from Tangerine Chris

Unless a buyer comes in to take over, then he will remain

I'm not so sure.

He may decide to step down even if he isn't bought out. He should hand over the running of the club to Phillip Day and get a few others on board to drive the club forward. That means he doesn't put any more money in but also he doesn't hold back th club any more

The only way this happens though is if between now and the end of the season the fans make his position absolutely untenable!

If you can keep your head when all about you
Are losing theirs and blaming it on you,
If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you,

If you can wait and not be tired by waiting,
Or being lied about, don't deal in lies,
Or being hated, don't give way to hating,
And yet don't look too good, nor talk too wise:

If you can dream - and not make dreams come true;
If you can think - without rationale ;
If you can show your PR is a Disaster
and try and put fishy posters to shame

If you cant bear to hear the truth you've spoken
and take your customers for fools,
Or watch the things you gave your life to broken,
And stoop and build 'em up yourself to save on tools:

If you can make one heap of all your winnings
and turn it into a pitch full of dross,
And lose, and lose again at your beginnings
And never accept a word against your appointed boss;

If you can force your heart nerve and sinew
To ignore your turn has long gone,
And so hold on when there is nothing in you
Except those benign loans: 'Hold on!'

If you can talk with crowds and lose your temper,
Or talk down to  the common touch,
If not having loving friends wont hurt you,
If you are an accountant or are old and have a crutch

If you can vote for the checkatrade trophy
on a jolly boys p!ss up abroad -
Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it,
And - which is more - Welcome to the GTFC board

Quoted from Cloudy

I'm not so sure.

He may decide to step down even if he isn't bought out. He should hand over the running of the club to Phillip Day and get a few others on board to drive the club forward. That means he doesn't put any more money in but also he doesn't hold back th club any more

The only way this happens though is if between now and the end of the season the fans make his position absolutely untenable!

And how do you suggest we do that? He could just as easily stay away from the ground, avoid the wrath of the fans and carry on with his life.