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Wont comment more than that
You could always comment on the subject of the thread, of course
Wont comment more than that
You could always comment on the subject of the thread, of course
think you will find I already had NW
For me Walkers Sensations Sweet Chilli every timeI always had you down as a Prawn Cocktail man.
Apparently it has become vital to establish exactly what Arena 2001 Ltd spent money on for some reason.Bloody hell are there not more pressing things to do with CCFC than events that happened over 10 years ago?!
But who paid for them and where do they show on the accountstend to go for salt and vinegar to be fair - more old school
Cheese and NdlovuWhat's everyone's favourite crisps though?
But who paid for them and where do they show on the accounts
Bloody hell are there not more pressing things to do with CCFC than events that happened over 10 years ago?! Not to mention it is dead and buried because none of CCFC Ltd, CCFC H Ltd and Arena 2001 Ltd exist any more and have been struck off so will not be investigated
AEHC owned the shares it was not held as a security. The shares are disclosed as assets on the Charity accounts. They purchased the shares for 6.5m in total which was split settlement of an existing loan 2.5m, and 4m in cash. that cash was used by CCFC to repay Robinson etc £2m to cancel existing loans and Robinson etc then lent the company a new £2m loan.
CCFC invested an initial net 4.8m which was made up of moneys spent on the project £18m less £13.2m debts for the work done they could not pay. Subsequently to that they invested another £2m (the first GR etc loans) taking the total to £6.8m. The additional £2m is what appears on the council report. However CCFC then sold their shares in ACL to AEHC for £6.5m meaning the actual final net investment in the stadium project was £300k and even that could be argued only to have been unpaid interest on the debts and loans and not really construction costs.
one of the biggest mysteries has to be what in hells name were the board of CCFC doing spending £18m on land that they did not own!
Wont comment more than that because it has no bearing on the solution to the state CCFC are currently in
You will get shot by some on this forum with comments like that...how dare you suggest we are not a BIG club!
...onwards & upwards PUSB
Bloody hell are there not more pressing things to do with CCFC than events that happened over 10 years ago?!
Far more important on a thread about BPA. That we discuss capacity.
Nah, he won't everyone is saying we need at least 25k.
We would have a 25k stadium rocking in the Prem.
It's the 10-15k stadium that "most" bar the "odd" few are concerned about
Agree with this. Far more important on a thread about BPA. That we discuss capacity.
That if it is 10-15k that planning permission is also agreed at that time for the 25k extension.
Not that "it can be done some time in the future"
Why are the club not applying for this planning permission. Sobthst they can get the fans in their side for once.
If there is a political embargo it will all come out at the planning permission stage.
They are not applying for planning permission as they will not build a new ground at the BPA.
Id say most are concerned we haven't a stadium at all after next season.
I swear this board is full of train spotters.
Let's speak numbers, while ignoring the narratives being spun by the various protagonists, and the positions being taken.
Or let's discuss accounts from over 10 years ago that are nothing to do with BPA. On a BPA thread.
Ooh, never tried them, or indeed heard of them. They sound nice.As an aside, big fan of the Tesco finest Creamy Brie and Cranberry they're selling for £1 a packet atm.
The construction cost of the Millennium stadium was £121m. The construction cost of the Ricoh was £65,822,000. This included £7m to be fitted out and also other things like work to the railway.
No its favourite crisp flavours. :woot:You mean who paid what for the Ricoh stadium isn't the subject??
Does the Millennium have a built in hotel, casino and exhibition hall?
It has several bars conference suites and also the very small matter of a huge retractable roof
It has several bars conference suites and also the very small matter of a huge retractable roof
When did you last go to a game?
Also, don't forget the River Taft and the 1,350 foundation piles that were needed in Cardiff.
So it doesn't have a hotel, exhibition hall or casino?It has several bars conference suites and also the very small matter of a huge retractable roof
When did you last go to a game?
Does the Millennium have a built in hotel, casino and exhibition hall?
Well just as grey is the new black, the Butts is the new Ricoh don't you know.What has Jon Sharp got to do with this? Are we giving him tips on how not finance a stadium, should the Butts ever come to pass? It mentions Jon Sharp and BPA at the top of the thread... Now we are on to attending games at the Ricoh....
So it doesn't have a hotel, exhibition hall or casino?
When did you last travel to an away game? And Northampton doesn't count :bucktooth:
Serous question. Why do you have to keep bringing up games people go to? Not as though you are an ever present yourself is it.
I don't know who you are asking. But I do know that you are not answering questions back as normalI don't I ask one person who constantly says I avoid answering questions but oddly I've asked 17 times now with no response.