But that has moved to having supporter aided funding
I have no idea what their funds are.
Just wondered if you had any insider knowledge.
To be honest, they could all be billionaires, why should they bid over what the clubs worth and it must be currently worth very little.
I have no idea what their funds are.
Just wondered if you had any insider knowledge.
To be honest, they could all be billionaires, why should they bid over what the clubs worth and it must be currently worth very little.
How much should they offer if the main financier has £100M in his account ?Was it not obvious when their first bid was less than a million?
Supporters contributing money is more to get fans buy in and involvement than shortage of funds.But that has moved to having supporter aided funding
An amount at which SISU might realistically sell at. Anything else is just a waste of everyones time.How much should they offer if the main financier has £100M in his account ?
How much should they offer if the main financier has £100M in his account ?
So why not just buy the club first then worry about fan involvement rather than complicating things at this stage. You don't have to ask fans to contribute financially to allow involvement. Start with a fan rep on the board.Supporters contributing money is more to get fans buy in and involvement than shortage of funds.
That's about what we are worth if Sisu have Ryton. Why offer more than it's worth ?Was it not obvious when their first bid was less than a million?
An amount at which SISU might realistically sell at. Anything else is just a waste of everyones time.
You can do both surely ?So why not just buy the club first then worry about fan involvement rather than complicating things at this stage. You don't have to ask fans to contribute financially to allow involvement. Start with a fan rep on the board.
That won't happen .I could understand a low first offer if they were going to come back with considerably better but I'm yet to see an offer even close to being acceptable. I'd like to see 10m offered up front and if rejected then 15m. After that I would bring in the promotion clauses etc
Surely he had more than that? He was part of a company that was sold for 208 million so why isn't he making a mega offer for a club with little income, 12 months away from being homeless and Barretts building houses on the training pitch and div 4 status?How much should they offer if the main financier has £100M in his account ?
Supporters contributing money is more to get fans buy in and involvement than shortage of funds.
So why not just buy the club first then worry about fan involvement rather than complicating things at this stage. You don't have to ask fans to contribute financially to allow involvement. Start with a fan rep on the board.
Totally disagree. SISU aren't going to be interested in a sale that relies on them getting there money at some point in the future if the club is successful. It also reduces the clubs ability to compete in the future. We are already in a difficult position due to the ground situation, it would be ridiculous to then hand over a chunk of future incomes.That's about what we are worth if Sisu have Ryton. Why offer more than it's worth ?
Offering a realistic figure but give Sisu an incentive of sharing 'some' future incomes is the best way forward.
SISU are the seller which unfortunately puts them in the driving seat. No matter what price they put on it if nobody offers it they don't have to sell. I certainly can't see them selling just certain assets at a low pricewhile retaining the debt.Or SISU are wasting everyone's time with ridiculous demands of what they want for the club. It's all a matter of prospective.
Why introduce more complexity? Just get a deal done and sort the rest later. All they've done is give the impression they don't have the financial backing to get the deal done.You can do both surely ?
SISU are the seller which unfortunately puts them in the driving seat. No matter what price they put on it if nobody offers it they don't have to sell. I certainly can't see them selling just certain assets at a low pricewhile retaining the debt.
Or they are not stupid to pay more than it's worth ?Why introduce more complexity? Just get a deal done and sort the rest later. All they've done is give the impression they don't have the financial backing to get the deal done.
Supporters contributing money is more to get fans buy in and involvement than shortage of funds.
Surely he had more than that? He was part of a company that was sold for 208 million so why isn't he making a mega offer for a club with little income, 12 months away from being homeless and Barretts building houses on the training pitch and div 4 status?
Surely he had more than that? He was part of a company that was sold for 208 million so why isn't he making a mega offer for a club with little income, 12 months away from being homeless and Barretts building houses on the training pitch and div 4 status?
We don't want Sisu as our landlords, we would let them sell it and we would find somewhere else to trainTotally disagree. SISU aren't going to be interested in a sale that relies on them getting there money at some point in the future if the club is successful. It also reduces the clubs ability to compete in the future. We are already in a difficult position due to the ground situation, it would be ridiculous to then hand over a chunk of future incomes.
As for Ryton why on earth would anyone want SISU as our landlords?
SISU are the seller which unfortunately puts them in the driving seat. No matter what price they put on it if nobody offers it they don't have to sell. I certainly can't see them selling just certain assets at a low pricewhile retaining the debt.
Why introduce more complexity? Just get a deal done and sort the rest later. All they've done is give the impression they don't have the financial backing to get the deal done.
Yes I am aware of that. However much the consortium has to play with they will be paying over the odds as there is very little in the way of assets and precious little goodwill and probably the biggest asset is the fanbase and training ground and George Thomas.Because he only had a small part of the £208m?
Or they are not stupid to pay more than it's worth ?
The question is to why they want to keep us going.? I know it's now costing them very little but what's their incentive ?
They can't ever get their money back unless they get to at least the Championship and they will need to invest to get there.
What's the point ?
Someone mentioned that Moz said on the radio that talks have opened up with Hoff and Joy, or they're at least now talking about the possibility of it.If joy is really talking then this is only good news.
Lady? Who did Joy get to go in her place then?If they have actually spoken, at least GH will have obtained a ball park figure from JS. I imagine that figure will be astronomical, and as we all know, the lady's not for turning....
Ryton approx 6mThe offers so far have been very generous for a club which is worth basically nothing.
There is no deal to be done at the moment it seems unless Sisu drop their ridiculous expectations and realise this is the best offer they will ever get.
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