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Aside from Ryton and players the club has no tangible assets. If they fold the club won’t they lose the golden share and all the players become free agents? If they fold the club I can’t see how that will benefit them. Best option I would think is to sell the club as a going concern and possibly...

People only started talking about the Hoffman consortium bid after it had been rejected. Hoffman went on the phone in the same week to confirm it. There was no bids through the telegraph and social media like you’re trying to claim. I’m not sure what the bids through Michael were all about but...

That is a worry. I’m sure we all know the Portsmouth story and I don’t believe for one moment that the FL are competent enough to not repeat the same mistakes again.

The Hoffman consortiums initial bids was in private. It didn’t come out until after it was rejected. You know that so why you pretend otherwise is anyone’s guess. IIRC they also made two bids before anyone had even heard of Dale Evans and neither as you know were done through the telegraph or...

You know who. What’s the point in asking me questions that you already know the answer to? It also doesn’t mean that no one else isn’t interested either. If they’ve come to the same conclusion as me that sisu won’t sell until litigation has been exhausted why would you know about them now...

Never brought the Dale Evans nonsense either so not sure why you’re concentrating on him so much.

You may well be right and my opinion is as I say my opinion. Sisu are going to have to cut their losses at some point. They aren’t here to build a new stadium or a team that can challenge for the premier league. At some point they will have to consolidate their losses (although I think I’m right...

I remember when people kept insisting that no one would buy the club. Now it’s no one without a connection. There’s always someone just as there’s always a manager who will come here when we need one.

Why would I say you’re on SISU’s payroll or that you’re Tim Fisher? Only one person scraping the barrel with that one and it’s you. Go and calm yourself down. Yesterday was good news for crying out loud. Try acting like it.

It references one German business leader from a German company who also has a U.K. office. Understandably they have concerns but the majority of the article is filled out with supposes, rhetoric and the authors personal opinion. The backlash from business based on this article is a million...

Go and take a chill pill. You’re working yourself up at a time of celebration. Not just for weeman either.

Both the cases were completely different, JR2 if anything contradicts JR1. All that can confirm is that the truth is in the middle and sisu are pissing in the wind changing direction as the wind changes.

This is exactly what I mean. You’re clearly upset at the possibility of anyone else owning the club other than SISU. As I say yesterday was a cause for celebrating. You seem to be at a wake.

Yes you are. I’ve stayed of the thread for the most part. Going by post count and the tone of your posting the only one who could possibly be upset is yourself. Personally I’m happy that another step has been taken in the direction of getting rid of SISU. Admittedly I have no idea at this time...

It really isn’t. We already know of one consortium who has tried to buy the club and according to Simon Gilbert on the phone in last night there are other parties interested too. The biggest obstacle is the litigation and the fact that the owners won’t sell until all avenues have been exhausted...

My hero? Pretty sure that was the first time I mentioned him. Twisting again I see. Besides, he’s your hero now. Pro EU anti U.K. hey? You really are a moron. You haven’t said anything. You’ve repeated what someone else has said and have been very selective about repeating what he has said...

Nicks been in overdrive making sure that will happen. He’s clearly missing the good old days.

All I know is that the biggest obstacle stopping the club moving forward is the owners. The only thing keeping them here in my opinion is the prospect of litigation. The sooner that opportunity goes the sooner they will. The quickest way for that to happen is for the Supreme Court (assuming that...

I love the way Mark Carney is all of a sudden the authority on brexit. Large parts of this thread is all about dismissing warnings that have come from Carney. Newspapers like the express blame Carney for pretty much every negative effect felt so far from brexit and Rees-Mogg has described him as...

And again.