The unofficial Blackpool thread

The unofficial Blackpool thread

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Brite spark

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Friday 28th December 2012
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Well it's Blackpool and we don't do official......

So tom ince will probably leave in the transfer window, but I hope he'll stay until the end of the season atleast, if we don't make it into the play off places this year the momentum will probably be lost, hoping for Blackpool vs palace in the play offs

Main question now is who will go in the transfer window and who the can bring in.


Brite spark

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Saturday 19th January 2013
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Well once hasn't gone yet, but still could.

Really need to get the managerial situation sorted out, it's starting to drag on too long with a temporary appointment.

For holloway to leave for palace and Appleton to leave so soon after taking charge you have to wonder what is going on behind the scenes at the club for this to happen.

Brite spark

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Monday 28th January 2013
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Russ35 said:
Well Oysten only has to keep his phone off for another 12 days and he will have gone past another transfer window.
Looks likely that this is the plan

Russ35 said:
As you say, we need to get this manager position sorted by either putting Thommo in charge full time, or getting somebody in. we have to many good players out of contract in the summer. We need to be able to show them who will be in charge next season to hopefully get them to re-sign.
Agree

Russ35 said:
HAve you read this
http://www.football365.com/faves/8398658/When-Frug...
Nothing new to us but will hopefully show to other people how we are really run.
I haven't got a problem with owners of football clubs taking money from the business, in fact it should be seen as a good thing at a properly run business, until it becomes detrimental as it has at Blackpool. Becoming a yoyo team had the potential for the owners and the club to take the financial gains.

Oyston snr has always had a bit of a wide boy image, nothing really surprises me with his monetary dealings.

Incoming Increase in Tv money and the other financial gains of the premier league should have made promotion a higher priority than it appears to have been for the board IMHO

Brite spark

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Sunday 17th February 2013
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Well looks like Paul ince is going to take charge...
Not sure how this will work out

Brite spark

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Tuesday 19th February 2013
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marsred said:
To be positive for a moment... That's pretty much what everyone said when IH was appointed. Let's hope the outcome is largely the same! It's a make or break appointment for club and for Ince though.
Holloway did very well for us and so did Grayson before him, Appleton is showing promise with rovers. Unfortunately getting a manager who brings success on our budget/size/desirability to manage etc is a trick that can only be realistically be pulled off so many times.

I'm not against inces appointment, I hope he can do well for us.
I'm wondering though if Carl oyston was waiting for the transfer window to shut before appointing a manager to avoid buying or if ince was overlooked or well down a list of potential managers.



Brite spark

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Friday 30th January 2015
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Still waiting for the announcement " Blackpool have signed Ched Evans" to complete the dismal route the club has taken over the last few seasons.

Brite spark

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Friday 30th January 2015
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marsred said:
Will Watt hit the nail on the head in the Gazette last week. From a full stadium, great atmosphere and kids wearing tangerine to half empty seats, protests and a disjointed, lackluster team. I was always quick to remind people that a modern football club is basically a business to make profit for the owners, but even I am disappointed by the BFC owners' attitude.


We had the chance to be a football team and a business a few years ago under holloway, a bit of spending then wouldn't have left the club in the dire situation it is in now if there had been an attempt to get back into the premier league, success into the premier league managed well for a club like blackpool had the chance to be profitable aswell. Ok there are a few ifs and buts in that

Brite spark

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Monday 9th February 2015
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Time for a photoshop thread???
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lancashire-31...






















Probably not.

Yabu

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Sunday 3rd May 2015
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marsred said:
Well that was an interesting end to an interesting season. jester
one of the better results at 0-0