Parish is chairman, therefore responsible for the day to day running of the club. In fact when he sold a portion of his shares to the Americans he even went on record as saying a deal breaker would be interference in day to day decisions.
So Mr Parish, the buck truly stops with you!

Parish owns 18%

Browett, Long and the other own 12%

Harris 18%

Blitzer 18%

The other 24% by Americans in a holding company arrangement.

Relegation could be interesting in how they approach it. After we have a championship squad the club won't be worth much more than £50 mil but a reasonable stab at promotion with a decent manager building a team in year 1 might be a sensible plan.

I'd look at Sam's recommendation in Sheffield Utd's manager, or Wagner if Huddersfield go down. They fit Parish's skill set. That is of course if we go down and either Roy wants out or he hasn't been as useful as we hoped.

Edited by Rudi Hedman (26 Sep 2017 1.48pm)

Perhaps in Normandy !

Agreed,given the gravity of our position, he has to sanction the acquisition of an emergency striker immediately, without quibbling too much over getting the right terms over many, many weeks!!

If we get out of this it'll be the players and RH that dig us out.
I doubt it can be anything Parish does now. The January transfer window will be too late. He had his chance to make defining decisions in the summer. He made all bad ones