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Ah no nothing like that, it was a fan site meeting so lots there not just me, nothing startling but will put some minutes/notes on here asap.
Also if it needs saying - any interview like that with a senior club figure we would make a written version free to read so wouldn't all be behind a pay wall, even though that is how I get paid
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Clive meeting with Nourry on 17:24 - Jan 14 with 9762 views
Yes, you're spiffingly hilarious! You couldn't be much of a caricaturist if you appeared in your very own Spitting Image movie! If I had a pound for everyone who plays the man (me) not the ball (my points/arguments) on this site, I could bring Mo Salah to QPR!
More importantly, I'll be most interested to see what Nourry has to say, as I think we do need some balance about him from the real world (or what passes for such in football).
I might start a poll about the uses of Stainrods Elbow on a fans forum - is it to entertain or as you say to be the spawn of the devil's never ever regions !!!
Firstly, let's get the priorities right. The headline should have been;
"Nourry meeting with Clive".
Regarding the fact that it will be free, bearing in mind the value, I would add a "Cotnributions are Welcome" option for people to donate based on their appreciation of what you've been able to achieve for us by getting at the very least "soundbites" out of the elusive Mr Nourry.
It's all a bit depressing when we feel forced to cast ourselves as plebs grasping at crumbs (paid for or not) from Nourry's table. Increasingly, I feel I'm just not 'umble enough to be a football fan in the modern age.
Football is a business and football clubs are business. Unless we have fan ownership there's not a lot more we can do any more than I can do anything about the fact my local supermarket charges 89p for a cucumber when a couple of years ago it was 50p.
Where it gets blurred is football is emotional and a cucumber is not (well, not for me anyway) so not quite sure what we can do other than turn our backs on it completely (and I know those who have) or carry on. The closest I think we came to any kind of revolution was the centre pitch sit-in (I was there!) against Man City during the time of the whole Fulham Park Rangers debacle.
One option is to buy-out the owners and take over ownership, with all the costs that go with it, and run the club in a way they see fit.
Other than that, I don't see what other options there are?
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Clive meeting with Nourry on 10:37 - Jan 15 with 7256 views
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