The vast majority of folk who attend just walk around the stalls, dropping the big name and costly chef demos/shows will hardly effect numbers and make a chunky in road into costs.
But there is bugger all chance of some business pragmatism when there’s tax payers money to be had.
Those who played as Bolton on Champ Man 2001 will appreciate the job Allardyce did in keeping us up that first Premiership season.
I was always sacked before Christmas and can’t remember winning a game and as I later took Yeovil Town from the Conference to the Premiership was no slouch.
Sorry Ghana but sometimes this board is like Mumsnet but it looks like your post has been lifted directly from the Loose Women website, apart from the last bit obvs.
Jimmy Armfield and Phil Neal turned the direction of travel round, Ian Greaves and Bruce Rioch had the advantage of taking the club on when it had this momentum. Parky has changed the direction of travel so he could be top 3 by the time he’s done.
Allardyce is a clear number 1 for me.