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There's also a big difference between having held talks and agreed a price and having an email forwarded.

So what you're saying is they are all due a goal tomorrow and we're going to smash Luton.

Are you the other mad hatter? :woot:

But surely if its a UEFA regulation and its the UEFA Champions League then they just amend the regulations to suit themselves?

Don't remember Waterman, he must have been part of a consortium. Doesn't he support Walsall anyway? The crowd funding chap and his rubbish website was laughable US fan fundraising for club takeover

I wouldn't have an issue with that so long as a replacement was lined up. Personally if I won the Euro Millions and took over I'd be on the phone to Warwick Uni and see if we could get some land alongside their new facilities and have the training ground and academy all located there.

Given that he's happy to fire off on social media wouldn't the best course of action be for him to sign up on here and answer the concerns about discrepancies in what he has been saying?

Not really but when he says he has spoken to SISU and agreed a price and it will all be done by Xmas and then less than a week later he hasn't spoken to anyone and is now part of a consortium who might put a bid in months / years down the line do you not think its right for people to be...

At the very least an indication he's seen more than a betting slip. Even then are we taking £100K to join the consortium or £20m to buy the club outright as he was claiming on CWR. I think most fans would want to believe that a takeover is imminent but from the start the way he has gone about...

I'd say its better to find out now as we all know owners of football clubs get abuse, warranted or not.

Probably be that Gilbert is writing Hoffmans biography.

On CWR he claimed he was a successful businessman, successful enough to be able to put up a $1m stake in a poker game.

What if its a UEFA competition (Champions League) that introduces no promotion and relegation? Can see the top clubs leaving their respective home leagues and just playing an expanded European competition.

How embarrassing :emoji_joy::o:emoji_joy:

If you bought the assets but not Otium what happens with the legal action and any potential compensation claim, as unlikely as a SISU victory is.

I don't see how you could win that much without anyone knowing. The company you won it from would want you doing promo and surely it would make the news. Looking online it would be by far Bet365 (who it is now claimed it was with) biggest payout. I can't even find anything to suggest you can...

Hammand has talked about doing similar in the UK and May's spokesperson confirmed the UK as a low-tax, low-regulation haven was an option post-brexit.

And if you follow the logic through and at the end of the season every club who has made a loss is put up for sale where are all the buyers going to come from? There's no way you could force an owner to write off any money they're owed so the debt would have to be paid off.

That's your first step to being able to regulate anything. All clubs to be self sufficient and points penalties if they aren't. Until they do that there's nothing they can enforce as you're trying to compete with owners prepared to chuck millions away.

Sure everyone would agree on boycotting teams who have been moved from their traditional location o_O