Roll up roll up!

http://www.pasoti.co.uk/talk/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=78305

Cringe.

Haha. Who the hell would want to go on a tour of the murals.

Why can't people just look at them from there seat or have a stroll around before or at half time.

Yea Man wrote:

http://www.pasoti.co.uk/talk/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=78305

Cringe.

 Jesus wept

Each to their own but good grief

It's a "control" thing. So Newell can seem important. When in fact he is history's after thought

Perhaps we could have a mural of nikkk and nooligan doing a mural tour. (sponsored by fes).

Maybe sports world will do a tour of there football shirt factory

Childlike at best - what goes through these peoples brains?

I wonder if it will include a look at Brents Back Passage*


* which I'm reliably informed is the nickname for the corridor from the boardroom to the directors box

Bandwagon wrote:

Childlike at best - what goes through these peoples brains?

How can we self-promote any more?
How can we massage our ego's ?
How can we make normal fans cringe with embarrassment at our Uber-Village mentality?

I'd start with those 3 Bandy.  

"I can't wait to get the chance to meet the GREAT Nikkkkkkkk"

Shoot me now!

Czarcasm wrote:

Bandwagon wrote:

Childlike at best - what goes through these peoples brains?

How can we self-promote any more?
How can we massage our ego's ?
How can we make normal fans cringe with embarrassment at our Uber-Village mentality?

I'd start with those 3 Bandy.  

Yep, the world has gone loopy - any sane person can see the word 'implosion imminent' over the gates!! 

I don't see the problem with this. People like the murals, they probably only get to see the ones nearest where they sit, it's good that the club opens up to let people see them.

The idea that everything Ian Newell does is evil is partly why it's so difficult to make legitimate criticisms stick and frankly is just as sociopathic as he is.

Gareth Nicholson wrote:

I don't see the problem with this. People like the murals, they probably only get to see the ones nearest where they sit, it's good that the club opens up to let people see them.

The idea that everything Ian Newell does is evil is partly why it's so difficult to make legitimate criticisms stick and frankly is just as sociopathic as he is.

Each to his own. 

Bandwagon wrote:

Gareth Nicholson wrote:

I don't see the problem with this. People like the murals, they probably only get to see the ones nearest where they sit, it's good that the club opens up to let people see them.

The idea that everything Ian Newell does is evil is partly why it's so difficult to make legitimate criticisms stick and frankly is just as sociopathic as he is.

Each to his own. 

Parochial, self promoting bully. I thought that much was obvious to anyone with any sophistication by now ?

Gareth Nicholson wrote:

I don't see the problem with this. People like the murals, they probably only get to see the ones nearest where they sit, it's good that the club opens up to let people see them.

The idea that everything Ian Newell does is evil is partly why it's so difficult to make legitimate criticisms stick and frankly is just as sociopathic as he is.

I don't think this idea of Newell's is evil, I just find it a bit cringeworthy that people will be having tours of the mural's like they're a piece of fine art in a gallery.  

It was a bit of banter on my half which is why I put it on this board.

The reason it's happening is another PR exercise to self-promote our owner-in-waiting and his gopher, in my opinion. But irrespective of whether Nool and Nikkk are doing it, if the club were to announce such a 'tour' it would be as comedic as it would be cringey.