dongonzalos
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It comes and goes. Shame I am wasting this moment when it ishere on you.
You have made two instant replies to me that's hardly an Internet connection in Bakino Faso
I get that. Wife dont understand this at all when i am on here. We are watching tv and i have not followed any storyline. Women are weird this is why i love men.
And why i love you..
It's odd. We are in a much better situation now than the last few weeks as there is actually someone putting bids in and discussions are happening.
But I feel more depressed about it than ever. It's not going to happen is it?
I feel the same. All I can say is City Arms. It makes you forget the pain.
Where is Nick?Hey Nick isn't an open letter just an attention seeking device, you were so sure of that earlier this week. :emoji_rolling_eyes:
Waiting for a reply from a certain Mr Reid I suspectWhere is Nick?
It's odd. We are in a much better situation now than the last few weeks as there is actually someone putting bids in and discussions are happening.
But I feel more depressed about it than ever. It's not going to happen is it?
He's weighing up the latest offer with his mate Fisher.Where is Nick?
Shame he didn't speak to his contacts when accepting a place on the board then, eh.Except he left when he saw the way things were going. Most of us thought that Sisu were going to be good for the club. I certainly did. He obviously felt the same.
Sisu spent 60 million and we got religated twice, how much would you need to spend to get promoted based on that.If I were Gary Hoffman I would lean more on potential funds from getting promotion back to the premier league. If he can up to 2 million and give them 40% of any premier league money if we were to get promoted and that keep the funds from player sales then we may well be in the realm of what SISU believe they are owes
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Where is Nick?
You love me? Did you really mean that?
Hoffman stated on the radio that he has said repeatedly in letters to the club that proof of funds and investor identities would be revealed in due course.
Haven't listened yet, which one of these statements is correct. Has he or has he not provided proof of funds and details of the investors?Hoffman said that Seppala has been given all these details, so more bull-shit from the SISU camp
The leak didn't come from Reid and the Observer it came from Italia on here and I highly doubt that came via SISU.Well nothing seems confidential if the club are constantly leaking all the info to les Reid and the coventry observer. What's the point of Hoffman keeping it confidential, if he knows they will leak it hours later, he may aswell be open and honest from his side.
If anyone wants to know what Nick looks like, wait until a chorus of 'stand up if you hate SISU' starts tomorrow. Nick will be the one sat on his hands.Where is Nick?
Haven't listened yet, which one of these statements is correct. Has he or has he not provided proof of funds and details of the investors?
Hang on. I'll set his alarm off.
SISU ARE RUBBISH
He hasn't provided them yet. What he said (iirc) is that he has confirmed in writing that all will be provided before anything moves forward. That will all come out during the due diligence process anyway, not sure why should a big deal is being made about it at this stage.
The leak didn't come from Reid and the Observer it came from Italia on here and I highly doubt that came via SISU.
No problems asking questions. It is the snide and sneering comments that belittle the bid that I object to.No they are not hoping the bid will fail. There isn't one person who wants that. Your "as if" is as bad as Irish Sky Blues' "It's almost like..." statement.
Saying fans want the bid to fail because they are asking questions is ridiculous.
On one hand you say we should be going through this with a fine tooth comb yet in the next breath accuse people of wanting it to fail.
Maybe we can go through it with a fine tooth comb as long as we don't ask anything controversial or question anything in case we are labelled as someone who wants the bid to fail.
I repeat: it is out of our hands. Nothing we day on here will influence the outcome.
That worries me. Sounds like OSB was correct in his concern that Hoffman and his consortium don't have the funds themselves. We're hardly flush with money as it is, promising to give up 50% of future transfer fees and selling the training ground (where would we train?) surely has implications moving forward.All I can see in the offer is a commitment to sell players and Ryton yet the club to earn only see half of that income. What's the plan for the academy and training ground if the plan is to sell Ryton? How is the asset base going to be improved?
I'm getting the impression that the £1.2m is the figure for the lot and he expects to get the club debt free for that.Did he mention the debts owed to SISU? Is the £1.2m for debt free CCFC?
Hopefully Italia will now reveal where he got his information from.So Italia said it would all happen today and it seems to. He also said it would be time to choose sides. Having just heard Gary Hofmann on the radio with details of his bid it's probably a bit hard to argue with him on that score either.
It's obviously relevant as the bid structure at the moment looks like it's more Brighthouse than John Lewis.
There has to be funds and a bid based on giving away half of all potential earnings to a seller than an out and out purchase looks very rocky.
Okay. What did he do? Again I honestly don't know.Any incoming board would also have to strictly manage costs, it isn't something specific to SISU, it is a fact of life. Different to SISU, I hope they'd have a coherent plan for generating income, though I suspect that will take a long time to fully implement due to the various outsourced contracts etc. The group putting money in won't have a bottomless pit, I would be rather concerned if they came in and went on a splurge but then had to significant cut costs again due to running out of money.
What did he do while on the board is probably a better question.
At the moment SISU hold all the cards so if you want to get control of the club by them isn't it best to jump through their hoops no matter how pointless? If they have the money proof of funds is easy to provide. Why not just provide it and remove another possible barrier to a takeover.Of course it's relevant, it's entirely relevant, but it does not preclude a (private) acceptance of an offer in principle and moving on to the next stage of negotiation when of course that information will need to be provided.
Hopefully Italia will now reveal where he got his information from.
Used to be in there every day back when I lived on Moor Street. I miss Earlsdon. And being able to go the boozer whenever I like.
I only really see Hoffman as an short term owner. I don't think he has what we need to get back to our former level in the long term. Obviously a short term deal to play at the Ricoh is required otherwise we'll have nowhere to play but we would be wise to avoid blindly agreeing to anything Wasps offer.Hoffman did suggest a long term arrangement with wasps at the Ricoh and "commercial" benefits they'd get.
FFS wake up and smell the coffee. Beggars belief !!!!!!!!!!!It's a poor offer for the future of the club. More mortgaging of the club's assets
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