Wasps going into admin & the impact on CCFC (106 Viewers)

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Nick

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Do you want “big” Mike to be successful in acquiring the stadium ?

It's impossible to say as we know absolutely nothing about it, the deal, what's involved etc.

It's like you don't want people discussing the council shadiness by saying "who cares" to everything.
 
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jordan210

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Someone on the bond forum saying the offer is 15.8 million. 45p in the pound for bond holders.

Not sure that would be correct as other creditors will want their share.

Not sure if that’s Ashley’s offer or something unrelated
 

Nick

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Someone on the bond forum saying the offer is 15.8 million. 45p in the pound for bond holders.

Not sure that would be correct as other creditors will want their share.

Not sure if that’s Ashley’s offer or something unrelated

Offer to the bondholders or to buy ACL?
 

Nick

Administrator
Yes or no, no time to sit on the fence mate.

Pretty sure the decision isn't down to me and if it was I'd be given more information.

Do you work for the council decision making department by any chance?

We know absolutely fuck all about the deal as it stands and what it means for the stadium and CCFC. We do know their council have their beaks involved which takes away confidence in how good it is going to be for the club.
 

Nick

Administrator
Doesn’t say. Can’t see it being an offer for just bond holders. No one else has mentioned it yet. So guess we will wait and see

Just didn't know if it was the offer the bondholders were getting or one that's to the administrator to share out to everybody who is owed....
 

Sky Blue Pete

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Wonder where that figures from.
The conflict of interest stuff is a red herring in that I’d expect people to have mutual interests in his role and actually it’s really useful when people understand different perspectives of complex deals

However it should be transparent and declared so that people can make their own minds up.

If there’s nothing to see then just say yes of course i discussed what was going to happen with Derek Richardson and other interested parties. The thing is we know it’s not all above board because he’s not spoken to joy or vice versa for a decade and is buddies with other parties
 

Nick

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The conflict of interest stuff is a red herring in that I’d expect people to have mutual interests in his role and actually it’s really useful when people understand different perspectives of complex deals

It's not really a red herring because he has been involved personally with all of the shit that has happened with the stadium since 2010.
 

fernandopartridge

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Just a repeated of his tweets basically. Council say council didn’t consider it, Reeves did. CWR find it ridiculous Reeves could do it without Duggins knowledge. They’ve asked Reeves for an interview.

I am not one to stick up for the council but realistically how could a CEO carry out his role effectively if he needed prior permission from the leader of the council in relation to any conversation? I think Gilbert is being a bit obtuse on this.
 

fernandopartridge

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Someone on the bond forum saying the offer is 15.8 million. 45p in the pound for bond holders.

Not sure that would be correct as other creditors will want their share.

Not sure if that’s Ashley’s offer or something unrelated

The trustees take primacy over all other creditors so it could be right.
 

Sky Blue Pete

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It's not really a red herring because he has been involved personally with all of the shit that has happened with the stadium since 2010.
The red herring is that people don’t have conflicts of interests. They do. And often that makes for better decisions. Maybe I don’t mean red herring I mean it’s not the silver bullet with which to hang him on
It’s where he’s used the conflicts to preference certain organisations at the expense of others
Especially when he and ccc are saying no detriment to ccfc and crfc and that any process and is fair and consistent

Does that make sense?

Thats not even getting on to why wouldn’t the council want to support a successful football club with investment and support. We know why of course
 

tisza

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Doesn’t say. Can’t see it being an offer for just bond holders. No one else has mentioned it yet. So guess we will wait and see
HMRC should be paid in full then the rest shared out. Pisses me off that taxpayers ultimately end up paying the price in these administrations where HMRC are owed money. And how the hell the football creditors rule bs is allowed to carry on is another grievance as well.
 

The Philosopher

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HMRC should be paid in full then the rest shared out. Pisses me off that taxpayers ultimately end up paying the price in these administrations where HMRC are owed money. And how the hell the football creditors rule bs is allowed to carry on is another grievance as well.
And the Council even thinking about £30m more of taxpayer money to cover Wasp failure. Scandalous.
 

chiefdave

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I am not one to stick up for the council but realistically how could a CEO carry out his role effectively if he needed prior permission from the leader of the council in relation to any conversation? I think Gilbert is being a bit obtuse on this.
Nobody is saying the leader of the council has to get permission for any conversation. But do you not think with something that would clearly be hugely controversial and involve such a large amount of money it maybe would have at least been mentioned?

If Duggins and the council knew nothing about it why did he tell Ridley to arrange a meeting with Reeves at the council meeting after the news of the Friday meeting that never happened was leaked?

For me there's two options, either they are in it up to their necks an we're I'm resignation territory or Reeves is incompetent to an even greater level than previously suspected which again is resignation territory.
 

Theonlywayisskyblue

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I am not one to stick up for the council but realistically how could a CEO carry out his role effectively if he needed prior permission from the leader of the council in relation to any conversation? I think Gilbert is being a bit obtuse on this.
You're in fantasy land. I've worked in Councils and the Councilors and Leaders are obsessed by reputations, bad publicity and the next election. They smell a fiasco and a bad story even when it's not there. To imagine that this could be done as such a sensitive issue without any reference to the Leader is absolute nuts. Whether you agree, disagree or don't care about that is another issue - cue slowpoke
 

Nick

Administrator
Duggins said:

"Any discussions about bailouts SUGGESTED would be shared with the group"

Do we really think after all of the court cases and the shite like that they would have been silly to hide it from the actual elected politicians?
 

fernandopartridge

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Nobody is saying the leader of the council has to get permission for any conversation. But do you not think with something that would clearly be hugely controversial and involve such a large amount of money it maybe would have at least been mentioned?

If Duggins and the council knew nothing about it why did he tell Ridley to arrange a meeting with Reeves at the council meeting after the news of the Friday meeting that never happened was leaked?

For me there's two options, either they are in it up to their necks an we're I'm resignation territory or Reeves is incompetent to an even greater level than previously suspected which again is resignation territory.

I was talking about the CEO seeking permission from the leader of the council not the other way around.
 
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