Plymouth Enter Administration.

Breaking News SSN gutted for them

It's sad.

Don't think they'll be around for long.

They're not like Southampton, no one's gonna save them.

Unlucky for them.

Another team going into Administration

Really sad.

What caused this? Have no sympathy for them if it is simply due to living beyond their means.

That's what it was, sad for the fans but the club deserved it

Hereford_Lad wrote:What caused this? Have no sympathy for them if it is simply due to living beyond their means.

It's not the fans fault if that's the route the owner takes.

They're the ones that will suffer while the owner can just say, "That was an unsuccessful business venture" and move on to the next one.

Cornholio wrote:

Hereford_Lad wrote:What caused this? Have no sympathy for them if it is simply due to living beyond their means.

It's not the fans fault if that's the route the owner takes.

They're the ones that will suffer while the owner can just say, "That was an unsuccessful business venture" and move on to the next one.

No i feel sorry for the fans, sad that so many clubs have been ruined due to living beyong their means, but that's all the club deserves.

Are you ever off SSN?

I think you're like the producer of the show or something

Hereford_Lad wrote:

Cornholio wrote:

Hereford_Lad wrote:What caused this? Have no sympathy for them if it is simply due to living beyond their means.

It's not the fans fault if that's the route the owner takes.

They're the ones that will suffer while the owner can just say, "That was an unsuccessful business venture" and move on to the next one.

No i feel sorry for the fans, sad that so many clubs have been ruined due to living beyong their means, but that's all the club deserves.

But it's not the clubs fault either. It's purely down to the owner. He's the one that's took control for a small period of time and run the club into the ground. It's not like it's Plymouth tradition to do this. The owner installed this mentality into the club and the club is paying for it.

The owner deserves to be thrown onto the streets.

He'll watch what he wants to watch luke

They appointed an admistrator last week, so it was coming.

Sad really, because they are a massive club.

Kuled wrote:He'll watch what he wants to watch luke

Every thread he makes is SSN breaking news

#justsaying

Cornholio wrote:

Hereford_Lad wrote:

Cornholio wrote:

Hereford_Lad wrote:What caused this? Have no sympathy for them if it is simply due to living beyond their means.

It's not the fans fault if that's the route the owner takes.

They're the ones that will suffer while the owner can just say, "That was an unsuccessful business venture" and move on to the next one.

No i feel sorry for the fans, sad that so many clubs have been ruined due to living beyong their means, but that's all the club deserves.

But it's not the clubs fault either. It's purely down to the owner. He's the one that's took control for a small period of time and run the club into the ground. It's not like it's Plymouth tradition to do this. The owner installed this mentality into the club and the club is paying for it.

The owner deserves to be thrown onto the streets.

Ok, football clubs are hardly a dictatorship though. There would be a whole board of directors with influence within the club that allowed this to happen. Maybe we should all spend over what we can afford for a while and enjoy the Championship/Prem/success not viable under careful housekeeping

luke. wrote:

Kuled wrote:He'll watch what he wants to watch luke

Every thread he makes is SSN breaking news

#justsaying

Im sorry luke next time i will ask you first if i can make a thread

Santa Cruz wrote:

luke. wrote:

Kuled wrote:He'll watch what he wants to watch luke

Every thread he makes is SSN breaking news

#justsaying

Im sorry luke next time i will ask you first if i can make a thread

Talk about taking it the wrong way.

Santa Cruz wrote:

luke. wrote:

Kuled wrote:He'll watch what he wants to watch luke

Every thread he makes is SSN breaking news

#justsaying

Im sorry luke next time i will ask you first if i can make a thread

You took the bait

Hereford_Lad wrote:

Cornholio wrote:

Hereford_Lad wrote:

Cornholio wrote:

Hereford_Lad wrote:What caused this? Have no sympathy for them if it is simply due to living beyond their means.

It's not the fans fault if that's the route the owner takes.

They're the ones that will suffer while the owner can just say, "That was an unsuccessful business venture" and move on to the next one.

No i feel sorry for the fans, sad that so many clubs have been ruined due to living beyong their means, but that's all the club deserves.

But it's not the clubs fault either. It's purely down to the owner. He's the one that's took control for a small period of time and run the club into the ground. It's not like it's Plymouth tradition to do this. The owner installed this mentality into the club and the club is paying for it.

The owner deserves to be thrown onto the streets.

Ok, football clubs are hardly a dictatorship though. There would be a whole board of directors with influence within the club that allowed this to happen. Maybe we should all spend over what we can afford for a while and enjoy the Championship/Prem/success not viable under careful housekeeping

I'm not saying that.

The board were most likely picked by the owner. They decided they wanted to take the gamble of overspending now hoping that promotion would come and pay it off.

Overspending is a human decision. A football club can not make that decision on it's own, there has to be people pulling the strings.

I just believe the people pulling the strings should be held accountable.

That's why I feel bad for Plymouth and their fans because their downfall is most likely because of a group of cunts who had their wallet in mind instead of the clubs well being.

Cornholio wrote:

Hereford_Lad wrote:

Cornholio wrote:

Hereford_Lad wrote:

Cornholio wrote:

It's not the fans fault if that's the route the owner takes.

They're the ones that will suffer while the owner can just say, "That was an unsuccessful business venture" and move on to the next one.

No i feel sorry for the fans, sad that so many clubs have been ruined due to living beyong their means, but that's all the club deserves.

But it's not the clubs fault either. It's purely down to the owner. He's the one that's took control for a small period of time and run the club into the ground. It's not like it's Plymouth tradition to do this. The owner installed this mentality into the club and the club is paying for it.

The owner deserves to be thrown onto the streets.

Ok, football clubs are hardly a dictatorship though. There would be a whole board of directors with influence within the club that allowed this to happen. Maybe we should all spend over what we can afford for a while and enjoy the Championship/Prem/success not viable under careful housekeeping

I'm not saying that.

The board were most likely picked by the owner. They decided they wanted to take the gamble of overspending now hoping that promotion would come and pay it off.

Overspending is a human decision. A football club can not make that decision on it's own, there has to be people pulling the strings.

I just believe the people pulling the strings should be held accountable.

That's why I feel bad for Plymouth and their fans because their downfall is most likely because of a group of cunts who had their wallet in mind instead of the clubs well being.

Then that makes you think how did he manage to get in charge in the first place? Maybe The FA have to look at the 'Fit & Proper' test for club takeovers and improve it.

Just annoys me seeing clubs feeling sorry for themselves due to over-spending, probably because i'm a life long supporter of a club that prides itself on living within it's means and operate on continuous profit. Therefore staying a shitty league 2 club

Hereford_Lad wrote:

Cornholio wrote:

Hereford_Lad wrote:

Cornholio wrote:

Hereford_Lad wrote:

No i feel sorry for the fans, sad that so many clubs have been ruined due to living beyong their means, but that's all the club deserves.

But it's not the clubs fault either. It's purely down to the owner. He's the one that's took control for a small period of time and run the club into the ground. It's not like it's Plymouth tradition to do this. The owner installed this mentality into the club and the club is paying for it.

The owner deserves to be thrown onto the streets.

Ok, football clubs are hardly a dictatorship though. There would be a whole board of directors with influence within the club that allowed this to happen. Maybe we should all spend over what we can afford for a while and enjoy the Championship/Prem/success not viable under careful housekeeping

I'm not saying that.

The board were most likely picked by the owner. They decided they wanted to take the gamble of overspending now hoping that promotion would come and pay it off.

Overspending is a human decision. A football club can not make that decision on it's own, there has to be people pulling the strings.

I just believe the people pulling the strings should be held accountable.

That's why I feel bad for Plymouth and their fans because their downfall is most likely because of a group of cunts who had their wallet in mind instead of the clubs well being.

Then that makes you think how did he manage to get in charge in the first place? Maybe The FA have to look at the 'Fit & Proper' test for club takeovers and improve it.

Just annoys me seeing clubs feeling sorry for themselves due to over-spending, probably because i'm a life long supporter of a club that prides itself on living within it's means and operate on continuous profit.

They should. There's plenty of terrible owners that have got through that "test".

I think they just check if you've got the cash. There's no way to tell what your intentions are.

I know what you mean, but imagine if someone bought Hereford and did the same. For a club who, as you say, have prided themselves on spending within their means to then overspend and go bust, you could hardly blame the club. You'd have to place the blame on the people who've changed that tradition.

Fucking devastated for the die-hard fans.
Committed to one club all their life, left with nothing.

Jesus, just remembered they are in League 1 now

Argyle away next season

Hereford_Lad wrote:Jesus, just remembered they are in League 1 now

Argyle away next season

That's if they stay alive.

I blame people like The Reporter, who choose to support Arsenal rather than their hometown club.

Forest wrote:I blame people like The Reporter, who choose to support Arsenal rather than their hometown club.

James?

No, Forest

They spent beyond their means and have done for years. The fans hardly protested when they were moving up the table.

Yeah, I feel sorry for the fans, but the club deserves it. We'd have deserved to go into administration if we did.

Feel sorry for the fans

Forest wrote:I blame people like The Reporter, who choose to support Arsenal rather than their hometown club.

Really? You're going to blame an Arsenal supporter who happens to live in Plymouth?