Hadde vi fått Jerome Thomas, Brunt, Le Fondre og Mills så hadde jeg vært fornøyd, da tror jeg laget hadde vært godt nok til opprykk.
Få ut fingeren Harvey..
Det er jo dette som er problemet! Harvey er Bates sin løpegutt.At den tullingen der skal ha noe med våre transfers å gjøre er jo helt ødeleggende 
Jeg trodde vi hadde nye eiere.....
Har du ikke fått med deg at Bates har forlatt klubben? Han har ingen makt, har kun en president tittel i et par år til.
Problemet med Harvey innbiller jeg meg er at han ikke klarer å "selge" klubben under forhandlingene med agenten. Det er helt greit at McD snakker med spillerne som han vil ha, men han forhandler jo ikke lønn og det er vel på det punktet det strander...
Du får lese det jeg skriver. jeg sier at Harvey er Bates løpegutt. Jeg regner med at Bates har forlatt klubben, det er ikke det jeg skriver om. Poenget er at Harvey og Williams etter min mening er igjen etter det gamle Bates-tyranniet. Etter min mening har de vist seg udugelige i løpet av de siste årene. Når GHF overtok, synes jeg det er merkelig at de ikke ansetter sine folk, men fortsetter med disse to som er like populære blant fansen som Bates.....
Shaun Antony Harvey (born 25 May 1970) is a British businessman and football executive. Harvey is the chief executive officer of Leeds United, as well as a club director. Prior to joining Leeds, Harvey was managing director at Bradford City. In June 2011 Harvey was added to the Football League board of Directors.[1]
Harvey studied for his O Levels and A Levels at Hough Side High School in Bramley where he achieved average results and learnt how to irritate football fans.[citation needed] After leaving school, he resigned from his job as a postman and took up at job at the Guardian Royal Exchange Insurance Company. With his heart in sport, he then took up an administration job at Farsley Celtic F.C. which led to a chance meeting with Geoffrey Richmond, the then chairman of Scarborough. In February 1992, Harvey took up at job at Scarborough after having been personally invited by Richmond to the club. When Richmond became chairman of Bradford City, Harvey followed him where he eventually became Managing Director and steered the club into two administrations.[2]
In June 2004, after ten years at Bradford, Harvey joined Leeds United as chief executive officer.[3] Harvey became part of the new management of Leeds which included Richmond who joined the club as a board advisor.[4] In May 2007, the club were dragged in to administration. Harvey, along with former club chairman, Ken Bates and former director, Mark Taylor, quickly formed a new company called Leeds United Football Club Limited and bought the club back.[4] After months of legal and monetary disputes, Harvey, Bates and Taylor won back full control of the club.[5] Harvey's investment in the new company has seen him become a club director and the company secretary. Since the ownership crisis of 2007, the club has made a profit of £7.6 million after profit on player sales of £11.3 million.[6]
In June 2011 Harvey was added to the Football League board of Directors.[1]
