Connect with us

Featured

The FLP’s Alternative Awards 2016-17: Villain of the Year

Two relegations in three seasons, loss of EFL status, and ten managerial changes – this award was a fairly easy choice

By

Plenty of contenders here. Venky’s completed their wanton destruction of by sending the 1995 champions into .

Sisu piled more misery on supporters, failing to invest in players or hire a manager for two months.

Brazilian businessman Diego Lemos ‘bought’ only to vanish, leaving behind unpaid wages and empty promises.

But the winner – and beating that lot takes some doing – is the Brisbane Road binman. From awful managerial appointments to allegations of interfering in team selection and, most unforgivably, paying staff so late some were forced to move house, the owner has been a stain on . The sooner he is gone, the better.

Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Football League Newsletter Today!
Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.

Best Betting Sites at Betinireland.ienew-UK-football-betting-sites-banner

More in Featured

  • Saints march Saints march

    Saints march back to the Promised Land!

    By Hugo Varley Southampton bounced back to the Premier League at the very first time of asking as they edged out Leeds United in a gritty Championship play-off final. A sold out Wembley was a cauldron of noise throughout, with two sides who had battled at the top all season...

  • Our hearts, minds & souls can make up for lack of revenue!

    JOHN COLEMAN ON STANLEY’S UNDERDOG FIGHT By John Lyons He's too experienced to say it, but you get the feeling that Accrington Stanley’s impressive midweek win at AFC Wimbledon meant just that little bit more to John Coleman than usual. Stanley had been in the spotlight following chairman Andy Holt’s...

  • It’s sink or swim time for Robbo’s rookies

    John Lyons FLP EXECUTIVE EDITOR THERE were probably more than a few eyebrows raised when Ollie Palmer left AFC Wimbledon for Wrexham last Monday. It wasn’t necessarily that the striker was making a twostep drop from League One to the National League that stood out. It was the size of...

  • Keith Curle named as new Oldham Athletic head coach

    Oldham have acted swiftly to replace Harry Kewell with experienced League Two manager Keith Curle