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Tata that own Jaguar / LR also own Tetley? Or am I getting two Tata's confused?
Sorry for going off topic
So you think the Tata Group head would have to know and approve every decision Tetley tea make? Really?
How can you come to the conclusion they didn't approve? If you're accepting they knew about it then didn't act to reverse Fishers actions they are implicitly approving them.
If they didn't approve Joy should have been straight on the phone, said it was all a mistake and get the rent paid ASAP.
So you think the Tata Group head would have to know and approve every decision Tetley tea make? Really?
Are you accusing her of perjury?
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How can you come to the conclusion they didn't approve? If you're accepting they knew about it then didn't act to reverse Fishers actions they are implicitly approving them.
If they didn't approve Joy should have been straight on the phone, said it was all a mistake and get the rent paid ASAP.
So you think the Tata Group head would have to know and approve every decision Tetley tea make? Really?
So you think the Tata Group head would have to know and approve every decision Tetley tea make? Really?
Are you trying kid yourself that SISU that didn't agree to the rent strike. Seriously?
Are you accusing her of perjury?
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Hi Godiva, this is an easy one. ARVO are a SISU company. They're described in various places as a SISU-subsiduary company based in the Caymans. (And therefore handily out of the way of banking regulations covering things like money laundering etc.)
http://www.coventrycity-mad.co.uk/n...ministrator_or_adjournment_788512/index.shtml
Hang on, fisher is chief exec of the club...there's no-one above him in the structure to employ him other than the owner - sisu. So he is employed by them to run the football club
When the judge decides in Higgs' favour is he accusing her of perjury?
So you think the Tata Group head would have to know and approve every decision Tetley tea make? Really?
Have you ever heard the CEO of Tetley claim he's in daily contact with the head of TATA, and that he's very hands on? If not, stop your silly, worthless comparisons to try and cover the sematic point you're trying too hard to unsuccessfully make
You're twisting my words, Brighton said how did they do it for so long without their knowledge and without them realising.
I said that wasn't what she said. She said that sisu hadn't approved the decision. That's two different things.
I have also not said whether I believe that or not, I just put out a plausible explanation. Did fisher formally go to sisu's management board for formal approval of the strategy? Or did he speak to Joy and said this is what I want to do? She can be wrong and not have lied under oaf.
Hi Godiva, this is an easy one. ARVO are a SISU company. They're described in various places as a SISU-subsiduary company based in the Caymans. (And therefore handily out of the way of banking regulations covering things like money laundering etc.)
http://www.coventrycity-mad.co.uk/n...ministrator_or_adjournment_788512/index.shtml
ARVO is an "investment vehicle" to a "company" that SISU use to hold their investor's funds and which they use to fund investments e.g. CCFC.
What is interesting is that Tim Fisher joined as CEO at around the same time ARVO master fund was given the CCFC debenture. This was shortly after SISU had stated they were looking for other investors to "share the burden" of running the club on a loss-making basis.
Is it beyond possibility that Tim has brought in his own investors (different to the ones represented by SISU) whose funds are managed by "ARVO" - so essentially buying into CCFC as SISU's co-investor, and agreeing that he will run the club personally with their input (or non-SISU investor channel money through ARVO and had TF appointed as CEO). If true, its hardly a surprise that Onye was forced out.
It would also explain why Joy paid the rent for years and then a new person comes along and says "I'm not paying that , we need a new deal" - rather than manage CCFC as employees like Deluded, Onye and Clouting did, he brought his own interests to the table and forced a change of direction. If true, he would be more of a Ranson-type figure rather than an employee like Deluded.
So you think the Tata Group head would have to know and approve every decision Tetley tea make? Really?
I'm kind of amazed that anyone would think that SISU didn't support the idea of the rent strike. Seppala in here own words...
http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/coventry-city-fc-owner-joy-6096912
"We didn’t want to distress ACL, but the club couldn’t afford to pay the rent"
That, to me, would seem to indicate clearly that the head of SISU was well aware of the rent issue, and supported the non-payment.
Sorry but ARVO is not a subsidiary of SISU Capital. It is not listed in the group structure disclosed in the SISU Capital accounts filed at Companies House.
Think you will find there is a connection via Seppala as she signed some of the JR documents on behalf of ARVO. The nature of her exact role in ARVO is unclear
Deering might find herself looking for a new job after this morning!
Sorry but ARVO is not a subsidiary of SISU Capital. It is not listed in the group structure disclosed in the SISU Capital accounts filed at Companies House.
Think you will find there is a connection via Seppala as she signed some of the JR documents on behalf of ARVO. The nature of her exact role in ARVO is unclear
But again that's different to fisher going to sisu's management board and requesting approval.
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But again that's different to fisher going to sisu's management board and requesting approval
Sorry but ARVO is not a subsidiary of SISU Capital. It is not listed in the group structure disclosed in the SISU Capital accounts filed at Companies House.
Think you will find there is a connection via Seppala as she signed some of the JR documents on behalf of ARVO. The nature of her exact role in ARVO is unclear
Let's stop being silly. Think through this simple question. Do you think Fisher was empowered, or able, to enter the rent strike - and risk the High Court hearing that came thereafter - without Joy's sanction (either implicit, or explicit)?
Just think.....
Why does she say we instead of "Tim"? Implies consent.
But again that's different to fisher going to sisu's management board and requesting approval.
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