Alan Quinlan

Are we not calling her Fiona Slott anymore?

I'm not gone yet.

Her uncle Arnie Slott got the sack there in Liverpool as well.

The comments are... I think when we started this podcast, first and foremost, it was to try and engage with supporters and try and give them a voice as well of their opinions.

We've tried our best to read them out.

Some of them are fairly damning that I've seen.

Fiona hasn't read them all out.

And we respect them all.

But there's a frustration there.

I think there's a frustration of... And a lot of what's coming up is...

probably where the club has run behind the scenes.

I go back to what I said about reviews in 2016, where I kind of opened a can of worms when I was outspoken about that.

And it does feel like, even though we know there's an internal review going on, we don't know when that will be out.

But it is time for a reset and a look at all positions behind the scenes, try and get structurally...

get some transparency, get some trust within the, the, the organization again with the fans, but trust for the staff as well, because I'm sure Clayton McMillan, he hasn't a clue what's hitting this year with, with everything that's gone on.

Um, the systems, the way it's run, um, all that kind of stuff.

And who, who does he trust?

Who does he not trust where, you know, where all this stuff is broken down.

Um,

finances are an issue of course um i've probably said over the years that you know monster the three overseas sign things they need to go and sign three world-class players it's not it's not as easy as that um but you have to have the ambition to try and find a way to bring in outside money i know lots of people in in who uh would like to help out in a sense of