This ;

And, as if that wasn’t enough, the company he founded in China in 1992 - Fosun International - is racking up huge and growing profits.
With 2017 profits of £1.5bn, sales of £10bn and assets of £60bn, Wolves fans can be happy in the knowledge that their owner is unlikely to run out of money, even though the Chinese government is less approving of overseas investment these days. Half year figures for 2018 continue to break records, with a 20 per cent rise in revenue and 17 per cent growth in profits.

Above is stats behind the Chinese company that bought Wolves.

Old, Ungifted and White

As well as - risked capital when there were no other options. The administrator had run out of money and we hit liquidation day, 1st June. The degree of risk and lack of alternatives would seem linked to me.

Yeah that’s probably fair. Where Parish comes short is football matters. Too many times he’s got it wrong, but then re-signing Wilf against Pulis’s wishes has been one of the biggest decisions for us in years, but at some point we face reality of evolving without him, and maximum ability to do so.

He has hired the right emergency managers after either the previous one has walked or been sacked (not FDB after Allardyce), although Pulis and Allardyce were so obvious even Alan Carr could’ve got those right. The one he surprised a lot of us with was Hodgson after FDB. That was far from obvious.

One thing that’s been commented recently is how you hear Parish 24/7 when he’s done something good but when it’s gone a bit wrong you don’t hear from him for months sometimes.

As ever with replacing people or people taking over, it all depends on who they’ll be rather than blindly wanting the current out, and actually Parish would be very useful as an operating head if we’re sold to a mega wealthy buyer, which is what we require or there’s no point.

Edited by Rudi Hedman (06 Jul 2019 11.14am)

COYP

I was responding to the '' PR machine '' comment made by ChrisGC which I took to refer to communications sent to fans by the club.

As for other media attention, I would say that Parish is more accessible than the Glazers, John Henry and Co. but yes he does seem to enjoy being in the spotlight.

I'm glad he has cut back on some of his social media interactions as they were certainly not doing him any favours albeit they were born out of a desire to have direct communication with supporters

Old, Ungifted and White

OP here - pointing out Parish's flaws (only one 'r') is fair game of course, but as the usual transfer window procrastination goes ahead, to his knockers I say just this, he's no Mike Ashley, he wouldn't let this club get relegated twice the way that scheister did, when we've stared down the gun barrel he's always reacted with the utmost decisiveness, yes I'd prefer more long term strategy, but the money he spent for Big Sam speaks loudest, and I don't think the new stand idea bears comparison to the move back to Crystal Palace Park, that was empty PR but the new stand is simply a necessity if we are to stay in the prem for the long haul, and that his track record should shout at you is Parish's main aim.

to everybody who is digging out parish...

what do you do for a living?
are you perfect?
when was the last time you earnt a promotion?
do you ever make mistakes?
have you ever left a sector you know inside out & been successful in your new sector everytime?

if i was him i would come on here & tell you guys to swivel...thats why i am not in his position.

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