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Chief Football Officer Dan Rice said: “Magnus is a player with fantastic pedigree in the Danish Superliga and complements the way we play, so we’re really pleased to bring him to the club, especially given the strong level of competition we faced for his signature from clubs in the UK and across Europe.

This feels significant too: a football philosophy belonging to the club, not just whoever the manager happens to be at any given time. Exciting times.

Luckily for us, football is full of mercenaries. We're going up!!!

We are all prostitutes

Here we go…

Only mercenaries motivated by money will be interested in working under this management structure. Gareth Ainsworth and Richard Dobson have far too much class to be associated with it.

It's a big thing these days - in football and pretty much every other industry!

@Maloneglas Thanks - that makes much more sense now. Hopefully we see @glasshalffull back here soon.

Luton offered me huge amounts of $upport and they are pa$$ionate like me about having value$ in the game.

Sorry I'm confused. Why would anyone be directing anger towards @glasshalffull? He isn't employed by the club right? Or anything to do with the relationship the ownership group had with MB?

ah I see. Yeah, you're right, he's talking nonsense

For the record, I completely understand why Alan Parry hasn't spoken about this matter and why he would choose to keep his own counsel on it. In his position I think most of us would do the same.

All I note is that previously when he's considered speculation on here to be ill-informed and of no merit he usually challenges them. There have been an awful lot of posts this week discussing an irreconcilable breakdown in the working relationship between Matt Bloomfield and the ownership group, and he has made no comment.

He might just be on holiday of course