Pearson : Sat Apr 15, 2023 8:36 am  

The problems at this club start at the very top. Years of mismanagement, clueless appointments, disengagement with the fans, a seeming lack of interest in bringing anyone else in to help run the club and lack of investment and this is how we've become and all that is down to the owner - Pearson. He the cancer who lets mediocrity reign. People talk about how bad things where under Hetherington but all weve got to show under Pearsons stewardship is one more CC win - you could argue we signed better players, better coaches and had better attendances under Hethrington, we certainly played much better rugby.

And now look across the river - for years they was run poorly but they've brought in new faces, new ideas, new investment and look at the them - they're on the ascendancy and could actually challenge the top 4 now and perhaps even win something. We could seriously look at there business model and learn a few things

Now i know theres supposed to be no new money lurking or is there? Rumours abound that Pearsons turning investment down when the clubs in crisis both on the pitch and financially - potential suicide?

And now i can only see the fans walk away in there droves with not one extra ticket being sold for the rest of the year and lots of season ticket holders saying never again. I know the clubs apologists will say without the supporters and their money there is no club but the club (owner) has took the absolute p155 for many years with the jam tomorrow and now we reach a perfect storm and all of that is one mans fault - Adam Pearson!

Re: Pearson : Sat Apr 15, 2023 9:11 am  

He's just released a statement via the HDM

Re: Pearson : Sat Apr 15, 2023 9:25 am  

Smith, his last coaching appointment, not sure what to read into thar.

Re: Pearson : Sat Apr 15, 2023 9:32 am  

Weird phrasing that "we will stay on it until someone says 'Adam you're fired,' which trust me I would accept"

Re: Pearson : Sat Apr 15, 2023 9:39 am  

Other big statement is confirmation the club spends full salary cap year in, year out. So that puts to bed rumours we are under cap, we've just spent it badly!

Re: Pearson : Sat Apr 15, 2023 9:41 am  

Dave K. wrote:

Smith, his last coaching appointment, not sure what to read into thar.

You can read it as he sees Smith as a long term manager of the project, and Pearson is 58 so maybe eying up retirement...or of course he is simply fed up or out of cash and wants to go.

Re: Pearson : Sat Apr 15, 2023 9:52 am  

Coaching appointments normally only last a couple of years, so now we know that Pearson is not going to be around that long.

He’s had enough, and clearly wants out !

Re: Pearson : Sat Apr 15, 2023 10:00 am  

Or perhaps a decent bloke who is prone to rather rash statements in the heat of the moment was just giving an interview to the press about 30 minutes after our defeat at Leeds when he was as raw emotionally, as the rest of us!!!

Re: Pearson : Sat Apr 15, 2023 10:06 am  

When’s the crowdfund for the people who are taking over the club from Pearson. I see loads of people saying he’s a fraudster & they can do better so I’m looking forward to seeing it happen.

Re: Pearson : Sat Apr 15, 2023 10:06 am  

UllFC wrote:

Other big statement is confirmation the club spends full salary cap year in, year out. So that puts to bed rumours we are under cap, we've just spent it badly!

According to Dan Tomlinson a couple of months ago, we aren't at full cap but at the top end of our budget