Lloyd Griffiths

Quoted from promotion plaice

"The football club's PR is done on the field."

When I heard him say this I realised how bad things were

As well as (rightfully) slating Fenty can we spare a moment to dish out similar words to Philip Day who has continued the absolute circus in the boardroom with his shockingly naive running of the football club since he took charge

Quoted from pontoonlew

As well as (rightfully) slating Fenty can we spare a moment to dish out similar words to Philip Day who has continued the absolute circus in the boardroom with his shockingly naive running of the football club since he took charge

What has concerned me with Day seemingly ‘captaining the ship’ (we know he’s merely a puppet) is that people think he’s doing a good job too...based on what is anyone’s guess.

Let’s face it, get rid of Fenty and they all go too. They’re literally only there because of him.

In truth they all need to go, they contribute nothing and clearly give zero felicitations for the club...

I don’t support Fenty in any way, shape or form, but I don’t see why a narrow defeat away at Colchester has brought LG as well as others out to knock JF at full time today.

We definitely need money (a new owner) from somewhere, but tell us something we don’t know...

Quoted from quebec38

I don’t support Fenty in any way, shape or form, but I don’t see why a narrow defeat away at Colchester has brought LG as well as others out to knock JF at full time today.

We definitely need money (a new owner) from somewhere, but tell us something we don’t know...

I don’t think it’s just specific to this game but I think, given the way we knocked on the door but ultimately looked impotent up front, for many, the writing is on the walls...again.

Our issues are much greater than simply telling a manager or wasting money on more players again...

Quoted from quebec38

I don’t support Fenty in any way, shape or form, but I don’t see why a narrow defeat away at Colchester has brought LG as well as others out to knock JF at full time today.

We definitely need money (a new owner) from somewhere, but tell us something we don’t know...

Because it’s the continuation of a dismal run similar to those we’ve had in every season we’ve been back in the league. Maybe, like many, Lloyd thought that a top manager was the solution. Like many, he now probably realises that if Ian Holloway can’t sort us out, nobody will.

We’re like Ratners with Fenty in charge....

Quoted from friskneymariner

,think this time Fenty has killed golden goose.

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It's never been a golden goose it's always been and will continue to be a lead chicken Thats why the Fenty loans exist If it was a golden goose he wouldn't have had to put money in.

Quoted from moosey_club

Looks like Lloyd wont be getting the warm up gig at the summer barbeque or be welcomed into b.p to make any videos in the near future.

Good, teach him to keep his gob shut.

Quoted from aldi_01

What has concerned me with Day seemingly ‘captaining the ship’ (we know he’s merely a puppet) is that people think he’s doing a good job too...based on what is anyone’s guess.

Let’s face it, get rid of Fenty and they all go too. They’re literally only there because of him.

In truth they all need to go, they contribute nothing and clearly give zero felicitations for the club...

At first, for a week or two anyway I thought Day came across ok or an improvement on JF anyway.

It’s clear though he’s reverted back to type and he needs to “shut up” in the media before he further disengages those who do and have supported the club.

Here’s an example, I bought a season ticket knowing I may not get a refund, my decision and I’m not moaning about it. Day did a radio Q&A with Matt Dean recently and I submitted the following question.....

“How do you justify the non refund policy”? When Matt asked the question Day’s response was “we made it clear supporters wouldn’t get refunds”. Which didn’t quite answer the question and he moved on to the next one quite quickly.

Do I expect them to put a proportion of their wealth into the club? Yes to a degree but I get it if there comes a time when they can no longer throw their own personal cash at it. What I don’t get and find really frustrating is there lack of any sort of plan to attract new investment. Clearly there’s been interest but as John’s way is the only way that interest didn’t last long.