David Gold Quotes (13 Quotes)

I'd love John to make it to the Premiership, I really would.

She's gone through the operation. That's been a success.

People keep dismissing tonight as unimportant I don't and I know Steve doesn't. We have got to brush ourselves down and come out battling against United. We see it as important to the club to win these kind of games because they raise the spirit and right now we've got to say that one of our problems is confidence.

I have to admit that a shiver runs down my spine when I see Newcastle struggling at the moment,

The economics profession in general is paying more attention to the cost of lives cut short or curtailed by injury and illness. The whole tobacco issue has encouraged this research.

There's an increased interest and awareness in the activity.

I agree. For us it's a real distraction. We're fighting hard for our Premiership existence. You see, once you get there, John, that's when your problems really begin.

These 60 acres will be regenerated with houses, sports facilities and leisure facilities as well as a world-class stadium.

Our history tells you over the last 13 years of the Gold and David Sullivan era we are there in the hour of need and I guess that might well be the case come the window. But we have to treat the issue with great care. There is no guarantee that by spending money you turn things round.

I've always felt that an Englishman should lead the national team because they would have a greater commitment and connection to the supporters. If they want to approach Steve I would not stand in their way. It would break my heart for Birmingham City but I would be very happy for Steve, who is a terrific, honest manager.

A handful of other long-time hurricane chasers have been doing this for years. And we were getting requests from the general public and long-time tornado-chasing customers to take them to intercept hurricanes.

Sure. Actually, I'm really looking forward to this game. If it were in the league, I'd be a bag of nerves right now. With the Cup, I'll relax. I'd like a win, wouldn't be too worried if we lose, what we don't want is a draw.

We have always said we will protect this from the plight of horrendous situations at other clubs who have gone into administration because they borrowed money and built up debts. They wake up one morning and the bank manager says 'I want my money back' and you go out of business or into administration. We would never allow that to happen at Birmingham.