The comments about Hansen are just ridiculous, the lad was genuinely looking forward to following his dad at Salford and put 100% EVERY time he took to the pitch. His dad himself was very annoyed with Salford when he found out the truth as Harrison kept it from him, I know he had words with club officials.

Unfortunately Mr Money Launder himself couldn't produce the regular cash payments promised to some of the players, or pay for medical insurance, or Visas, or flights home for players, or kit suppliers, or player lease vehicles amongst many things.

Difference with Rangi is HIS big money was in his contract hence why the club had to sack him rather than pay up and release him like the others.

Before you ask yes I know the players, so does JGR and usually is on the money.

Just to clarify you're calling Marwan Koukash a money launderer? You'll stand by that libellous statement?

Easy now, no-one has said that.

The Hansen interview in [iLeague Weekly[/i (7 Dec 2016) is below, with choice quotes highlighted.



Just to add, during an interview a couple of weeks back Jay Walton insinuated there were cliques in the dressing room. Hopefully Sheens can help minimise the issues that the club appear to have had in this regard.

This?

Please drop it or I'll have to trash the thread.

Considering Koukash is such an "astute" businessman, he's bolloxed this up from day one, worst decision appointing Vickers who clearly didn't have s clue.
If I'm ever lucky enough to win a tidy sum on the lotto, me and my best buddy would give it a go, as it couldn't be any worse...could it?!?

The club were destined to make mistakes because with respect we had two RL novices calling all the shots and also an unproven rookie coach with nobody to lean on for most of his tenure. I have to say I do feel much more confident now with a man of Tim Sheen's experience at the club. My guess is that Martin Vickers was brought in for his business contacts but sponsorship opportunities didn't materialise as hoped.