That makes sense, but it does seem like a lot of people think that it's a slogan for some kind of vote of confidence - as if an owner can be voted out or overthrown somehow. I think the forever ongoing protests at Man Utd should be pretty good evidence that you can boo at a businessman all you want, but that won't make him sell his property Sadly, as football fans, we don't get to choose our owners, unless football is fundamentally changed, of course - but that's a whole different story.
Harsh but fair ? https://twitter.com/bryansgunn/status/1767267988061704360?s=46&t=KjvQ3rARbGGWVK9k2dUrFA
Thank god Windows has a built in Magnifier Application. Very insightful reading. Things we all knew but it proves the outside world also considers us a circus of a club, with the Ring Master cracking his whip.
He’ll never talk to the *checks screenshot* Chris Dunlavy in the *checks screenshot again* Football League Paper ever again.
Article in the I on the Pozzos and their model damaging the club. https://inews.co.uk/sport/football/watford-pozzo-purgatory-hope-2978547?ITO=newsnow He wrote this about us a few years ago. How times change! https://www.football365.com/news/watford-are-the-club-that-embraced-the-chaos
Just goes to show the absolute circus of a club we have become. We know it, the players' probably know it and so does every other club. Only person who is blind to it is the one person in the top hat in centre ring.
Nothing to learn from that article. Anyone of us could have written it. Mrs TuT could have written it.
Classic fickle nature I guess . Great system and policy worked but after a while that all comes crashing down and goes wrong . Is a Forest fan so will be used to management turn over and chaos!
Nothing to learn for us Watford fans, but much like most news articles, a lot to learn for those who don’t know anything about the subject, like most non Watford fans (the majority of people who will read it).
Yes, sure, though I imagine most footy fans already know the modus operandi of our Pozzo ownership. We haven't exactly been the best kept secret
Not sure if this has been posted here before, but an interesting video of former Sporting Director Luke Dowling and his experiences with Gino:
Thanks - really interesting interview. Surprisingly positive about Gino and his day-to-day involvement in the club. Only real downside was the Italian players going direct to Gino rather than the manager when the manager didn't pick them !