Evangelos Marinakis And Co
Plus 1. Lets just wait and see.

Just for the record though I am optimistic that Cat 1 will be approved, the new ground development will get the go ahead, transfers will be done differently this summer and next May we will be chanting 'one Marinakis there's only one Marinakis'  when we get promoted to the PL :cool:
Panic on the streets of London
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Bold predictions but I like it  :D
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(30-03-2021, 07:24 AM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: Plus 1. Lets just wait and see.

Just for the record though I am optimistic that Cat 1 will be approved, the new ground development will get the go ahead, transfers will be done differently this summer and next May we will be chanting 'one Marinakis there's only one Marinakis'  when we get promoted to the PL :cool:

If the new Educational facility is approved and built in time for the Cat 1 appraisal, attainment should be a formality.

I would be amazed if the planning permission for the new stand is rejected, especially with an appeals process in place which takes you all the way up to Central Government.

One thing which has gone un noticed is how well we have performed with regard to increasing income; we have gone from 18m when EM purchased the Club to just under 27m; that is a tremendous performance, however, we will be very lucky to improve on that with our current facilities - If we wish to remain competitive in the future, that Stand is vital.

Transfers have to be done differently, and so does retaining a manager for a period of time; the two go hand in hand.

Tucked away in the latest accounts is a line which shows how much money EM has put into the Club so far - £184m

That amount would have paid for the new stand nearly twice over; that is the extent of the damage a dysfunctional recruitment policy has on the Club, and on EM as an individual.
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Wouldn’t be surprised to see an announcement on the ground in the next few days...
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Are there any limitations as to how many clubs that can be included as a Cat 1 Academy?
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I personally don’t think we will hear much about new stands or cat 1’s until our championship safety is guaranteed which hopefully will be in the next few weeks
Come on you mighty Reds 
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(30-03-2021, 10:00 AM)GaribaldiRED Wrote: Are there any limitations as to how many clubs that can be included as a Cat 1 Academy?

No
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(30-03-2021, 10:31 AM)tugger2018 Wrote: I personally don’t think we will hear much about new stands or cat 1’s until our championship safety is guaranteed which hopefully will be in the next few weeks

You certainly will not hear too much about the Cat1 application until the appraisal has taken place; I was told at a recent U23 game that will take place in June.

I should imagine news on the stand will filter out when as when events occur; from what I am led to believe the Portal which hosts the decision making framework is in the public domain; if that is the case the chances of keeping anything secret are remote.
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(30-03-2021, 08:31 AM)Jean_claude_killy Wrote:
(30-03-2021, 07:24 AM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: Plus 1. Lets just wait and see.

Just for the record though I am optimistic that Cat 1 will be approved, the new ground development will get the go ahead, transfers will be done differently this summer and next May we will be chanting 'one Marinakis there's only one Marinakis'  when we get promoted to the PL :cool:

If the new Educational facility is approved and built in time for the Cat 1 appraisal, attainment should be a formality.

I would be amazed if the planning permission for the new stand is rejected, especially with an appeals process in place which takes you all the way up to Central Government.

One thing which has gone un noticed is how well we have performed with regard to increasing income; we have gone from 18m when EM purchased the Club to just under 27m; that is a tremendous performance, however, we will be very lucky to improve on that with our current facilities - If we wish to remain competitive in the future, that Stand is vital.

Transfers have to be done differently, and so does retaining a manager for a period of time; the two go hand in hand.

Tucked away in the latest accounts is a line which shows how much money EM has put into the Club so far - £184m

That amount would have paid for the new stand nearly twice over; that is the extent of the damage a dysfunctional recruitment policy has on the Club, and on EM as an individual.

Interesting read.  It shows just how pivotal the new stand is to revenue, improving recruitment to help Forest get into the Premier League is.

£184 million. :o

That's a huge sum of money.

To be top of the bottom 7.

SA.
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(30-03-2021, 07:24 AM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: Plus 1. Lets just wait and see.

Just for the record though I am optimistic that Cat 1 will be approved, the new ground development will get the go ahead, transfers will be done differently this summer and next May we will be chanting 'one Marinakis there's only one Marinakis'  when we get promoted to the PL :cool:

Sounds like a plan(s).

SA.  :cool:
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(30-03-2021, 07:24 AM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: Plus 1. Lets just wait and see.

Just for the record though I am optimistic that Cat 1 will be approved, the new ground development will get the go ahead, transfers will be done differently this summer and next May we will be chanting 'one Marinakis there's only one Marinakis'  when we get promoted to the PL :cool:

Lets dare to dream. Nice one Sniff.
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I wonder how much money Marinakis has put into Olympiakos over the years?

Just as a basis of comparison.

SA.
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