Amusing really.
1. Get rid of SISU
2. Fans take over and pay for stuff
3. Future is rosy.
The thing is, whereare the fans? If a billionaire / mega rich city fan walks out tomorrow and says he wants the club and he will do X Y and Z then Im sure everybody would be behind him. I would.
People are shouting SISU out outside NEXT, what is it going to achieve other than make them feel better for shouting?
We would be debt free, unemcumbered from a whole tiered layer of companies based in the Cayman Islands. A consortium a la Pompey would assume control and we should have a level of transparency and honesty not seen in decades. A club run by people who understand the game and the fans requirements. Both Wasps and the Council would I expect be on board in helping the club strike new deals once the litigious scum are out of the picture. It wouldn't be perfect and fans would have to accept that investment would be limited but who knows what sort of investors could rear their heads in that scenario ?!
Maybe Pompey will buy us????
Direct debit. A fiver a month each. Premiership here we come.
:facepalm::facepalm::facepalm::facepalm:I hope this is irony but I have a sneaky feeling you actually believe this. Throwing money at it isn't going to solve our problem unless that money is used to hire a good hit-man or two!
And they are in League 2 nowPompey's supporters trust only got to takeover as the club was in administration and the administrator ignored offers from others. Even then it involved them doing a deal with a property developer (there's now a Tesco where the car park at Fratton Park used to be) and they got a 7 figure loan off the council.
Can you read a balance sheet.What million pound losses ?? Pretty sure any losses now would only be because of SISU imposed administration charges ?! That and debt interest which under that { dream } scenario would be a thing of the past. It's all academic anyway because the scumbags have reasons to cling on to the club or they would have scrapped the project a few years ago.
Do we get free Season tickets???Amusing really.
1. Get rid of SISU
2. Fans take over and pay for stuff
3. Future is rosy.
I don't have a solution, why would I I'm just a simple supporter, I am not NOPM exceptSo what is your solution ?
OrAmusing really.
1. Get rid of SISU
2. Fans take over and pay for stuff
3. Future is rosy.
It serves primarily as a global tax haven, where companies and individuals can saltYou'd think the Cayman Islands is one of the seven circles of Hell if you went by this forum.
Or
1. Keep SISU
2. Fans pay for stuff
3. Catastrophic decline
4. Inevitable collapse
5. Turn out the lights
Say NOPM achieves its stated aim,; at the end of the 2016/17 season SISU pull the plug and wind the club (Otium) up and ARVO or whoever takes possession of Ryton. All gate monies have been received at that point. The existing £100k p/a deal at the Ricoh is cancelled as Otium has been wound up.
What happens next?
Tale of two hedge funds.Hang on, so we'd be going from one hedge fund who moved a club 34 miles temporarily to a hedge fund who have permanently moved a club about 90 miles? They're both as bad as each other!! Wasps owe £32m back to a likely tangled web of investors.
Have you heard the say, 'out of the pan, into the fire'?!
I've already said I don't have one remember.So what's your plan then Brylowes. Have you got an investor lined up.
I hope this is irony but I have a sneaky feeling you actually believe this. Throwing money at it isn't going to solve our problem unless that money is used to hire a good hit-man or two!
LOL can we give Grendel Eastwood a middle name.Well .........jumping forward to 2024
Wasps who had set this process in motion some 10 years ago simply by ignoring the club and buying up complexes the club 'said' they didn't want, finally reap the rewards of buying the CCFC name and goodwill for a nominal sum.
Having to start at the bottom it has taken 8 years for CCFC to return to the Premier League
The mainly new fan base gathered during the last 8 years of meteoric success fill the newly extended 43,000 seater Landrover Stadium.
Wasps managing director Grendel Eastwood says it's been a long and devious process.
Be fair Neal, we are just supporters like you. I can read a balance sheet but I'm not an accountant. Accounts can be cooked to portray what you want to a certain extent, especially where there is a tiered layer of loans and ownership structure. As for investors......we are all investors ! I haven't got all the answers but what I do know is that SISU are now only using CCFC to achieve other litigious ambitions and probably enable tax avoidance elsewhere in the group and that their actions have alienated them and CCFC from the local Coventry authorities and will also likely soon provoke a major fall out with our latest landlords. We have seen a catastrophic fall in grace for the club to it's lowest level for decades and somehow they have managed to attract a band of supporters to try and snuff out any disgust for them at every opportunity.So what's your plan then Brylowes. Have you got an investor lined up.
Tale of two hedge funds.
Both set out to own their own stadium = one does
Both set out to own their own academy = one soon will
Both say they want to achieve success. = one is trying to do so
It isYou'd think the Cayman Islands is one of the seven circles of Hell if you went by this forum.
I've already said I don't have one remember.
But I don't believe SISU are doing their best to achieve success, so I'm deluded aren't i
How can you say that shame on you?Be fair Neal, we are just supporters like you. I can read a balance sheet but I'm not an accountant. Accounts can be cooked to portray what you want to a certain extent, especially where there is a tiered layer of loans and ownership structure. As for investors......we are all investors ! I haven't got all the answers but what I do know is that SISU are now only using CCFC to achieve other litigious ambitions and probably enable tax avoidance elsewhere in the group and that their actions have alienated them and CCFC from the local Coventry authorities and will also likely soon provoke a major fall out with our latest landlords. We have seen a catastrophic fall in grace for the club to it's lowest level for decades and somehow they have managed to attract a band of supporters to try and snuff out any disgust for them at every opportunity.
There's nothing moral about professional football, if their ownership meant we weren'tIf we were owned by Wasps, morally, our owners would be morally no better than they are now.
Is it still there? See know you're thinking a mobile shop brilliantmaybe we can use the cart that used to be our club shop in Tescos!!!!
That's just to lure you there that's a mirage you don't want to see the real thing
The Bible's been very misleading about Hell.
Tale of two hedge funds.
Both set out to own their own stadium = one does
Both set out to own their own academy = one soon will
Both say they want to achieve success. = one is trying to do so
But I couldn't give a "flying fuck" about that one !Don't forget both move their teams, but one permanently.
Lets hope fans favourite super Gary Hoffman hasn't spent his shiny pound coin yet....he once stood on a hill you know......what a hero.
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