Fisher & Waggot Deceive Seppala (1 Viewer)

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It would seem Fisher & Waggot were plotting Plan ”B” behind Seppala's back last year when they were courting a wealthy London based Asian businessman, with strong connections in Leicester & Birmingham. Apparently the deal failed as the Businessman saw through Fisher, as his game plan was to get his investment back at the expense of Seppala, and he discovered Seppala was calling the tune. So much for loyalty.
 

Grendel

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Another exclusive? Bit like the "10 per cent pay cut" exclusive?
 

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It would seem Fisher & Waggot were plotting Plan ”B” behind Seppala's back last year when they were courting a wealthy London based Asian businessman, with strong connections in Leicester & Birmingham. Apparently the deal failed as the Businessman saw through Fisher, as his game plan was to get his investment back at the expense of Seppala, and he discovered Seppala was calling the tune. So much for loyalty.

Not quite sure how that would even work.
 

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It would seem Fisher & Waggot were plotting Plan ”B” behind Seppala's back last year when they were courting a wealthy London based Asian businessman, with strong connections in Leicester & Birmingham. Apparently the deal failed as the Businessman saw through Fisher, as his game plan was to get his investment back at the expense of Seppala, and he discovered Seppala was calling the tune. So much for loyalty.

Hope Joys reading this then
 

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It would seem Fisher & Waggot were plotting Plan ”B” behind Seppala's back last year when they were courting a wealthy London based Asian businessman, with strong connections in Leicester & Birmingham. Apparently the deal failed as the Businessman saw through Fisher, as his game plan was to get his investment back at the expense of Seppala, and he discovered Seppala was calling the tune. So much for loyalty.
If you know this , how come Joy Diversion dosen't ?
 

James Smith

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It would seem Fisher & Waggot were plotting Plan ”B” behind Seppala's back last year when they were courting a wealthy London based Asian businessman, with strong connections in Leicester & Birmingham. Apparently the deal failed as the Businessman saw through Fisher, as his game plan was to get his investment back at the expense of Seppala, and he discovered Seppala was calling the tune. So much for loyalty.

Do you have any evidence to back that up? Interesting idea that Tim has money invested in the club.
 

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It would seem Fisher & Waggot were plotting Plan ”B” behind Seppala's back last year when they were courting a wealthy London based Asian businessman, with strong connections in Leicester & Birmingham. Apparently the deal failed as the Businessman saw through Fisher, as his game plan was to get his investment back at the expense of Seppala, and he discovered Seppala was calling the tune. So much for loyalty.

How do you know all of this. Fisher is just an employee, why would he invest money???
 
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How do you know all of this. Fisher is just an employee, why would he invest money???

I'm sure he isn't 'just an employee', for a start he is a director and chief executive of all UK registered companies that are part of the the club.

Below for instance is a snippet from a court judgement won by SISU when one of their failed mangers tried to get money from SISU after they terminated his contract http://www.bailii.org/cgi-bin/marku...3214.html&query="SISU+CAPITAL"&method=boolean
Background

The Defendant (SISU) is a limited liability company that carries on two types of business:
(1) hedge fund, and
(2) private equity business.

It is the private equity business with which this claim is concerned.

The Defendant secures investment capital. It uses that capital to invest in distressed businesses in return for an equity stake. Its plan is to turn around the failing business and then to realise the equity stake at a profit.
The investment funds have a lifespan of 8 years, which can be extended to 10 years.

The Defendant's private equity business makes money by:
(1) Receipt of a management fee of 0.2% paid by the company in which the investment is made, and
(2) Receipt of a fee from the General Manager. The General Manager charges a management fee of 2% per annum of the funds invested and passes that (or part of it) to the Defendant as Investment Manager.

In addition, the individuals who secure the investment and manage the funds can themselves share in the profit. This is done by the formation of a vehicle to receive a share in the profits from the investments. In this case that was SISU Carry Partners LP ("the Carry Partnership").
 
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Well, they won't get away with it now that you've put it on here.
 

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It would seem Fisher & Waggot were plotting Plan ”B” behind Seppala's back last year when they were courting a wealthy London based Asian businessman, with strong connections in Leicester & Birmingham. Apparently the deal failed as the Businessman saw through Fisher, as his game plan was to get his investment back at the expense of Seppala, and he discovered Seppala was calling the tune. So much for loyalty.

Is it April 1st already?
 

John_Silletts_Nose

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Was there any truth in this rumour? The OP has not posted on this thread since.

Have Fisher & Waggott invested in SISU Capital or CCFC/Otium?
 

Hobo

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The internet is great for conspiracy theories.
 

Nick

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I wonder if they will end up having an accident like when people mess with Russia?
 

James Smith

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I wonder if they will end up having an accident like when people mess with Russia?

Well if Joy says come on lads let's go out for Sushi......;)
 

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I don't believe any rumours unless they've been fully discussed with some lads in a pub.
 

wingy

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There are suggestions Fisher has a personal stake .

Who took over Leneord Brody's stake ,was that five or ten % ?
 

John_Silletts_Nose

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Leaving the Ricoh has killed one opening line for a rumour, "I was shopping/eating at the Ricoh and I saw...."

A personal investment by Fisher and Waggott would explain why they are still there. I cannot understand why they persist with roles at the club as they could be well paid in other jobs, be closer to home and be verbally abused by fewer people.
 
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There is nothing better than coming on to post a rumour and then going is there? ;)

tbf, it's the kind of rumour that paints Fisher as a hero, the bloke trying to sell the club, get SISU out.

If true, he should be hero-worshipped by every city fan and supported without question.
 

Hobo

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A statue of Joy would be a lot cheaper as it would need less materials as she is a lot smaller and a lot thinner than Fisher.

Plus if the likeness to her was a bit hit and miss nobody would know?
 

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According to last annual return filed at companies house 07/11/2013 L Brody still owns 548 shares in SBS&L
 

edgy

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and hasn't been seen on Twitter since!

Dun dun duurrrrrn.
 

skybluetony176

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And park It outside the Wattle and Daub Stadium .

that cant be right, i'm sure you cant get wattle and daub in modular form. plus we will never be able to revert back to the brown kit because the players might get confussed. :D
 

Captain Dart

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According to last annual return filed at companies house 07/11/2013 L Brody still owns 548 shares in SBS&L

How many shares are there in total? Is he a major shareholder or bit part player?
 

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