COULD TAN NOW LEARN THE VALUE OF EXPERIENCE? (Poll)
Mon Oct 17, 2016 1:06 pm
I know it is early days in Warnocks tenure but I think the writing is on the wall about where we are heading under him. 
Do you think that after all of the treading water and awful performances over the last few Managers terms Tan has now learnt that he needs to invest in tried and tested Management?
Some things you can economise on but somethings you just need to spend that couple more bob. I bought a cheap fake Apple knockoff battery for my iphone as it had a few tools with it rather than get it fixed at a dealer.
Sure I got it open and managed to fit the battery although I had to throw the old one out of the kitchen window when it caught fire, as it ripped trying to get it off of the adheisive.
It powered up and it worked, but it was no better than the flat official one! I had to waist more money buying a power pack to make it work rather than risking knackering the phone by opening it up again! The battery storage (mah) was a load of bull and it couldn't do what it said it would! It was all mouth and couldnt deliver!
The moral of that story is just because you can get a couple of tools on the cheap doesent mean the deal is good value for money!
Your much better off going the tried and tested route, otherwise you can get your fingers burned and end up spending even more money when your investment falls flat in 5 minutes. You could have to risk changing everything again to capitalise on what you already have!
Do you think that after all of the treading water and awful performances over the last few Managers terms Tan has now learnt that he needs to invest in tried and tested Management?
Some things you can economise on but somethings you just need to spend that couple more bob. I bought a cheap fake Apple knockoff battery for my iphone as it had a few tools with it rather than get it fixed at a dealer.
Sure I got it open and managed to fit the battery although I had to throw the old one out of the kitchen window when it caught fire, as it ripped trying to get it off of the adheisive.
It powered up and it worked, but it was no better than the flat official one! I had to waist more money buying a power pack to make it work rather than risking knackering the phone by opening it up again! The battery storage (mah) was a load of bull and it couldn't do what it said it would! It was all mouth and couldnt deliver!
The moral of that story is just because you can get a couple of tools on the cheap doesent mean the deal is good value for money!
Your much better off going the tried and tested route, otherwise you can get your fingers burned and end up spending even more money when your investment falls flat in 5 minutes. You could have to risk changing everything again to capitalise on what you already have!