17-01-2022, 18:21
(This post was last modified: 17-01-2022, 18:45 by theo_luddite.)
The "boss" at Brentford and FC Midtjylland, Matthew Benham is also a professional gambler. Thing is, he's good at it. Like most that are, he doesn't believe in luck he lives in the world of facts. If you gamble on facts and not fantasy, you are far and away more likely to win in the end. He's got FC Midtjylland into Europe, he's got Brentford into the Prima Donna League and they are likely to stay there this season. Do you think that is luck?
Said it a few years ago that Brentford would end up in the Chumpionship play-offs more often than not (though some disagreed) and er, look where they are now. The way we do it is still more based on luck than good judgment and we'd be once again woefully unprepared if we fluked yet another promotion. How many picked our best back three for this season based on last season?
I'm saying fluked because if you look at what L666s, Wolves, WBA, Fulham, Bournemouth, Boro, Stoke, Direby, Forest, Newcastle, Norwich, Villa amongst others have thrown at it to get there (then stay there in some cases, by no means all of them) in comparison, we've generally invested a bit more than enough to get relegated most seasons.
I like what we have in this division but look at Norwich, scored for fun in this division, can't get passed the halfway line most games up there - well, until Everton turn up.
Fulham were the same last season and when we were both in the Greedy League
He created another "Pure" company as the holding company for his Town investment. He has loads of "Pure"'s to spread the load and the debt and/or profit, hence he hasn't gone completely under and why it's hard to find out how much money he does or doesn't have. Apparently just a tad out of his depth in swimming pool finances right now but a few doggy paddles, buying "failed" businesses at a fraction of the price back out of admin (see some clown called Bates and L666s Utd) and he'll have his foot on the bottom of the pool quite soon one way or another. Whether that's enough to keep his place as HTAFC's Chairlump remains to be seen.
Said it a few years ago that Brentford would end up in the Chumpionship play-offs more often than not (though some disagreed) and er, look where they are now. The way we do it is still more based on luck than good judgment and we'd be once again woefully unprepared if we fluked yet another promotion. How many picked our best back three for this season based on last season?
I'm saying fluked because if you look at what L666s, Wolves, WBA, Fulham, Bournemouth, Boro, Stoke, Direby, Forest, Newcastle, Norwich, Villa amongst others have thrown at it to get there (then stay there in some cases, by no means all of them) in comparison, we've generally invested a bit more than enough to get relegated most seasons.
I like what we have in this division but look at Norwich, scored for fun in this division, can't get passed the halfway line most games up there - well, until Everton turn up.
Fulham were the same last season and when we were both in the Greedy League
(17-01-2022, 18:05)jjamez Wrote: If Phil didn't have the personal surplus to buy the club he should never have been a candidate to buy the club. Was it he who bought the club or was it pure?
He created another "Pure" company as the holding company for his Town investment. He has loads of "Pure"'s to spread the load and the debt and/or profit, hence he hasn't gone completely under and why it's hard to find out how much money he does or doesn't have. Apparently just a tad out of his depth in swimming pool finances right now but a few doggy paddles, buying "failed" businesses at a fraction of the price back out of admin (see some clown called Bates and L666s Utd) and he'll have his foot on the bottom of the pool quite soon one way or another. Whether that's enough to keep his place as HTAFC's Chairlump remains to be seen.
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