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Should Jeff Shi do one?

Should Shi go?

  • No

    Votes: 52 57.8%

  • Yes

    Votes: 38 42.2%
  • Total voters
    90
How’s it going to turn out when china invades Taiwan? Is that why we aren’t spending anything because the budget is allocated for missiles and jet fuel?
 
If China invades Taiwan we'll have bigger things to worry about than football...
 
Everything is absolutely fucked in China at the moment. See
(sorry in advance to any tankies on here).

If the fates of Wolves and China are really intertwined to any degree, pray for a quick sale to avoid a Bhatti level crisis as this unfolds.
 
thisisgil said:
Everything is absolutely fucked in China at the moment. See
(sorry in advance to any tankies on here).

If the fates of Wolves and China are really intertwined to any degree, pray for a quick sale to avoid a Bhatti level crisis as this unfolds.
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They’ll easily make a significant profit on any sale of the club whilst we are in the Premier League and we are self sufficient. It really wouldn’t be a problem.
 
Very interesting tweet by Fosun this afternoon

https://twitter.com/x/status/1558090943642886156

Along with Guo's recent appearance at the friendly game, the signing of Guedes without selling and one of the supposed ITKs on MM claiming that 'sell to buy' is no longer our policy this seems encouraging for Wolves
 
Lupo said:
Very interesting tweet by Fosun this afternoon

https://twitter.com/x/status/1558090943642886156

Along with Guo's recent appearance at the friendly game, the signing of Guedes without selling and one of the supposed ITKs on MM claiming that 'sell to buy' is no longer our policy this seems encouraging for Wolves
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Be wary of Chinese soft power.

They've done this to foreign states and entities over and over again. Encourage the running up of debt either through state loans or through leveraging the foreign business and then they in a sense become "too big to fail" which gives a lot of leverage with the country's government.

"Interfere with our Taiwan reunification? Fine, we'll pull out of all our UK investments and let them crash and burn."
 
thisisgil said:
Be wary of Chinese soft power.

They've done this to foreign states and entities over and over again. Encourage the running up of debt either through state loans or through leveraging the foreign business and then they in a sense become "too big to fail" which gives a lot of leverage with the country's government.

"Interfere with our Taiwan reunification? Fine, we'll pull out of all our UK investments and let them crash and burn."
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And we are not Chelsea...
 
We’re about to find out definitively the answer to this question too. (I already know but Johnny will call me a wum if I tell you).
 
Now we know. He has to go. 10 days to fail to appoint a manager who was never coming at this point in time.

Put quite simply, after the departure of Dalrymple , Threlfall and Nuno, everything this moron has touched has turned to shit.

The writing is on the wall and it clearly spells RELEGATION.
 
Streetly Wolf said:
Now we know. He has to go. 10 days to fail to appoint a manager who was never coming at this point in time.

Put quite simply, after the departure of Dalrymple , Threlfall and Nuno, everything this moron has touched has turned to shit.

The writing is on the wall and it clearly spells RELEGATION.
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Streetly Wolf said:
Now we know. He has to go. 10 days to fail to appoint a manager who was never coming at this point in time.

Put quite simply, after the departure of Dalrymple , Threlfall and Nuno, everything this moron has touched has turned to shit.

The writing is on the wall and it clearly spells RELEGATION.
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i cant understand what shi has been doing on the HR side of the business apart from moving what in retrospect has been relatively competent people out of the organisation. in sports more than most businesses its clearly imperative to ensure that a level of teamwork and harmony exisits yet despite going to the training ground regularly and having direct communication channels with senior players he seems to have completely missed the personnel issues that had been developing or chose to ignore them on the basis that bruno lages team plans were going to solve them. either way it smacks of poor management.
 
The poll is still open and you can change your vote. At the end of last season it was 77% go.

What do you think now? Should he go?

(change you vote if you have changed your mind, vote now if you didn’t vote before)
 
If they're even considering bringing Nuno back, I can't see how his position is tenable any more.
 
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