Up the Junction wrote:
Not if they want to keep their jobs.
I've long thought this.
Yes men who know to stand aside, stare in the opposite direction whilst whistling random tunes whilst Sulli does his thang could stay there an eternity. One way or another, PR professionals with any self respect who try to do the job properly wouldn't last 10 minutes.
I don't have much time for the average PR professional but what struck me most from working with them best part of twenty years ago now is how much they hate their expertise/ advice being ignored.
Most of their clients value the protection good (I didn't say likeable or scrupulous ) PR staff can give. Some clients don't though.
Sullivan thinks he knows more than people in professional football. He know doubt thinks he knows more about PR than PR professionals as well. The only topic he can talk about with authority is being a badly dressed short arse
I could always say something about Sullivan - a man I have never liked, from way before he became owner of the greatest club in the world - but I'll let John Cleese do it instead;
I don't mind Gold but I've had it with Sullivan. His unprofessional comments on the Hart loan is just the icing on the cake... I catch myself wishing that we get relegated to end all this nonsense.
Hernandez could become the best player the club has ever signed :arry:
Sakho is 100% fit and ready to go
We knew Payet was a flawed individual & Zaza wasn't interested (slagging off previous players should attract top names in the future)
Arthur and Fernandes will come good for us (agree)
Its unfair to say we've signed 33 striker because we took a lot on six month loans (except its true)
'washed up' Mido was a good punt for £1000 a week and we'd do it again (not if he had to play in the Premier League he wasn't)
one bit of good news, he seemed to rule out a bid for Wilshire by saying we're not looking at midfielders.