Just to clarify one thing, the threat by Swanny in regards to the one strike and your out does not exist anymore.
This threat was made at the start of the 2008 season and was subsequently removed (through contract negotiations) for his contract extension which commenced this year and ends 2011. So that threat no longer hangs over his head.

So mentioning it is pointless because the club were never made to make the call. Now I realise it is fairly easy for us supporters and media types to flippantly say get rid of him and enough is enough but there are commercial and contractual implications so it is never that black & white

Just keep that in mind and the fact that there may not always be these intangible benefits by simply discarding marquee players of Fev's ilk for cultural gains that are impossible to measure. Sure, get rid of Fev but make sure there is a suitable return at the other end. We need to stay prudent and pragmatic at all times.

I'm not here to argue whether to keep him or not but some of these points apply

Ah yes.. except the board has met a few times in the last 3 or so days and have ratified a reccomendation by the CEO...

Apart from that you might be right...

Look.. im a huge Fev supporter.. but really enough is enough and the stakes are too high now.

A few scenarios have come to light over the weekend...

But i hear.. the CEO doesnt want to be the man laughed at because of Fev...

So Fev at Cartlton next year looks very slim... one way or the other....

..... at this moment of time.. considering the board has voted to support Swann unanimously... it doesnt look good for Fev.

I hear ... he HAS been told .,...

But then again... who knows how these things are played out when push comes to shove...

But Hellas ou might know better than Swanny...

So it's not about the good of the club, it's about the CEO's reputation? If this is the case then our problems lie within club management, not Fev. BTW I'll take Fev over Swann any day of the week.

So it's not about the good of the club, it's about the CEO's reputation? If this is the case then our problems lie within club management, not Fev. BTW I'll take Fev over Swann any day of the week.

Mad Mondays are for amateurs.

You dont need kids like Garlett Yarran and Robbo exposed to a binge drinking session led by the Fev....

Yeah they are a bit silly.

Fevvie must be doing it tough at the moment. Hope someone is watching out for him.