15-09-2021, 03:54 PM
Well a reminder
In 2017, Marinakis spelt out his vision for Nottingham Forest in his first Forest interview with BBC correspondent Richard Conway,
Marinakis told the BBC "We have a long-term plan and within this long-term plan we want to bring Nottingham to where it belongs. And of course Nottingham belongs in the Premier League. And Nottingham belongs to the elite of the Premier League," he says.
"Furthermore the supporters of Nottingham have been tired all these years, they didn't have such good times. But they remained loyal and for us that's very important.
"The potential is huge. The potential of this team is that when it will be very well organised, when it will achieve victories again, when it will have a better position in the Championship, when it will have a better position and we can look seriously at the Premier League, then we will be there to stay."
The Marinakis manifesto was
1. Return "stability" to a club with "huge potential" which "belongs to the elite of the Premier League"
2. Not make rash pledges, saying: "I never give promises - I deliver"
3. Back Mark Warburton and says he will work within EFL financial rules to support him in the transfer market
4. Formulate a 'fans advisory body' and 'youth council' with a representative attending board meetings
5. Reduce ticket prices to reward fan loyalty
6. Improve the City Ground
Well after 4 years, how has he done?
In 2017, Marinakis spelt out his vision for Nottingham Forest in his first Forest interview with BBC correspondent Richard Conway,
Marinakis told the BBC "We have a long-term plan and within this long-term plan we want to bring Nottingham to where it belongs. And of course Nottingham belongs in the Premier League. And Nottingham belongs to the elite of the Premier League," he says.
"Furthermore the supporters of Nottingham have been tired all these years, they didn't have such good times. But they remained loyal and for us that's very important.
"The potential is huge. The potential of this team is that when it will be very well organised, when it will achieve victories again, when it will have a better position in the Championship, when it will have a better position and we can look seriously at the Premier League, then we will be there to stay."
The Marinakis manifesto was
1. Return "stability" to a club with "huge potential" which "belongs to the elite of the Premier League"
2. Not make rash pledges, saying: "I never give promises - I deliver"
3. Back Mark Warburton and says he will work within EFL financial rules to support him in the transfer market
4. Formulate a 'fans advisory body' and 'youth council' with a representative attending board meetings
5. Reduce ticket prices to reward fan loyalty
6. Improve the City Ground
Well after 4 years, how has he done?
Everyone is entitled to my opinion - COYRÂ :)