OTH Ltd... on 21:19 - Jan 5 with 2794 views | harryhpalmer |
OTH Ltd... on 20:51 - Jan 5 by Nookiejack | Unless the Yanks required Hj/MM/LD/BK to keep residual stakes in the club - to keep some skin in the game - to ensure smooth handover over a few season and to keep them focussed in staying in PL. It could also be indicative that HJ/MM/BK/LD were prime movers of the deal - in that they marketed the deal to the Yanks - hence the Yanks wanted them to keep some skin in the game. |
Hit the nail on the head there I think. Goes alongside the Trust's deal. Buy a lump up front. then more shares every year - option to not buy of relegated. | |
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OTH Ltd... on 21:20 - Jan 5 with 2789 views | harryhpalmer |
OTH Ltd... on 19:30 - Jan 5 by Neath_Jack | It is good to get cost plus 10%, but not that unusual. It should be noted, that another local civil engineering company carried out the asbestos removal and initial refurbishment of the existing Fairwood facilities, not Morgan's mob. |
Morgan had nothing to do with Fairwood. only Landore. | |
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OTH Ltd... on 21:23 - Jan 5 with 2783 views | Neath_Jack |
OTH Ltd... on 21:20 - Jan 5 by harryhpalmer | Morgan had nothing to do with Fairwood. only Landore. |
You're telling the wrong person wuss | |
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OTH Ltd... on 21:31 - Jan 5 with 2772 views | MoscowJack |
OTH Ltd... on 21:08 - Jan 5 by QJumpingJack | Where does Keith Harris fit into all of this? Who was he representing when the deal was taking place? |
One very interesting thing that I learned last night (going back over some old emails) is that Keith Harris and ROB DAVIES were extremely close in the build up to this deal. This is something that the Trust definitely knew and still do. [Post edited 6 Jan 2018 7:22]
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OTH Ltd... on 22:20 - Jan 5 with 2681 views | clloy2 |
OTH Ltd... on 21:13 - Jan 5 by bonymine | Jackanory ...... |
You'd have more chance of convincing people that HJ tried to sign Messi and Ronaldo last Summer. | | | |
OTH Ltd... on 08:21 - Jan 6 with 2519 views | MattG |
OTH Ltd... on 19:38 - Jan 5 by MattG | It wasn't really a topic of conversation at the time but you are right, I could have asked the question. On your question, I don't know but I'll ask. |
As of 20:50 last night there was £1,111 in the account. | | | |
OTH Ltd... on 08:36 - Jan 6 with 2501 views | MoscowJack |
Great, Matt, but aren't these net profits, not gross profits? Anyway, what are you trying to prove? That I don't know anything about construction (I haven't got a clue about that industry)? These questions could/should have been asked when you were part of the Trust and surely still can be if people want. If people have nothing to hide they should have nothing to be afraid of. What might worry some is that the more the truth comes out, the closer it will get to hurting themselves than those they are accusing. | |
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OTH Ltd... on 09:58 - Jan 6 with 2409 views | 3swan | I'm fairly certain that the Trust did say that they expected the shareholders to be looking for another buyer, but didn't know any details until March 2016. Secondly, whether it was just HJ & LD that were involved from the start, then imo the sale wouldn't have happened without the Morgan share sale (then husband & wife), as the required 'power' shareholding would not have been achieved. | | | |
OTH Ltd... on 10:20 - Jan 6 with 2376 views | Phil_S |
OTH Ltd... on 09:58 - Jan 6 by 3swan | I'm fairly certain that the Trust did say that they expected the shareholders to be looking for another buyer, but didn't know any details until March 2016. Secondly, whether it was just HJ & LD that were involved from the start, then imo the sale wouldn't have happened without the Morgan share sale (then husband & wife), as the required 'power' shareholding would not have been achieved. |
The term sheet that Jim produced from December 2015 refers to HJ and LD keeping certain shareholding which clearly says they were front and centre on the negotiations Whether the other shareholders were involved at that stage is really for everyone to draw their own conclusions on. I know I have. | | | |
OTH Ltd... on 10:37 - Jan 6 with 2356 views | londonlisa2001 |
OTH Ltd... on 10:20 - Jan 6 by Phil_S | The term sheet that Jim produced from December 2015 refers to HJ and LD keeping certain shareholding which clearly says they were front and centre on the negotiations Whether the other shareholders were involved at that stage is really for everyone to draw their own conclusions on. I know I have. |
The reality is that any single one of the other shareholders, working together with the Trust, would have owned over 25% of the club. So any single one could, if they had wished, have ensured that the club was protected for evermore through the Trust as part of their legacy. Not a single one did. Everything else is just pointless. | | | |
OTH Ltd... on 10:39 - Jan 6 with 2348 views | Phil_S |
OTH Ltd... on 10:37 - Jan 6 by londonlisa2001 | The reality is that any single one of the other shareholders, working together with the Trust, would have owned over 25% of the club. So any single one could, if they had wished, have ensured that the club was protected for evermore through the Trust as part of their legacy. Not a single one did. Everything else is just pointless. |
Such a shame that they all chose to ignore the letters that we sent them pretty much laying that out in black and white Especially the ones that were sent before Americans v2.0 were in town | | | |
OTH Ltd... on 10:43 - Jan 6 with 2338 views | londonlisa2001 |
OTH Ltd... on 10:39 - Jan 6 by Phil_S | Such a shame that they all chose to ignore the letters that we sent them pretty much laying that out in black and white Especially the ones that were sent before Americans v2.0 were in town |
They could have done it right up to a minute before the deal was signed. They chose not to. Irrespective of who knew when, suggestions of people being railroaded into deals they didn't want to do are frankly ridiculous. As every single one of them had the power to stop the deal dead in an instant. I know that if I'm able to stop something I disagree with, I stop it. | | | |
OTH Ltd... on 10:46 - Jan 6 with 2328 views | Phil_S |
OTH Ltd... on 10:43 - Jan 6 by londonlisa2001 | They could have done it right up to a minute before the deal was signed. They chose not to. Irrespective of who knew when, suggestions of people being railroaded into deals they didn't want to do are frankly ridiculous. As every single one of them had the power to stop the deal dead in an instant. I know that if I'm able to stop something I disagree with, I stop it. |
Visions of shareholders sitting in a room being forced to sign documents then are a little exaggerated would you say? | | | |
OTH Ltd... on 10:48 - Jan 6 with 2315 views | Neath_Jack |
OTH Ltd... on 10:46 - Jan 6 by Phil_S | Visions of shareholders sitting in a room being forced to sign documents then are a little exaggerated would you say? |
Not if balaclavas were involved | |
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OTH Ltd... on 10:49 - Jan 6 with 2305 views | Phil_S |
OTH Ltd... on 10:48 - Jan 6 by Neath_Jack | Not if balaclavas were involved |
that was in JTAK they probably thought it was exaggerated for effect! | | | |
OTH Ltd... on 13:40 - Jan 6 with 2203 views | theloneranger |
OTH Ltd... on 20:42 - Jan 5 by londonlisa2001 | By selling all his voting rights he made the last bit utterly irrelevant. He gambled that the shares would increase in value. |
MJ ! I don't believe MM really cared who the buyers were, a simple Google search would have told him the Americans were Cowboys!! So imagine what His financial advisors found out before the sale. As other posters have already said, the selling of his voting rights shows he hasn't got a moral fibre in his body...!!!!! Edit......Sorry Lisa this was meant for Moscow Jack [Post edited 6 Jan 2018 13:53]
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OTH Ltd... on 13:42 - Jan 6 with 2203 views | Outsider |
OTH Ltd... on 13:59 - Jan 5 by MoscowJack | Don't believe that M Morgan was for one second....but that's just my opinion having been there at the time. Where's your proof, Outsider? Or is this just another 'I heard it from someone who knows someone' type comment? |
I know things like this are sometimes hard to accept. M Morgan (and R Davies) were centrally involved from the start of Americans v2.0. This may yet be clarified publicly through legal processes. | | | |
OTH Ltd... on 13:48 - Jan 6 with 2192 views | MoscowJack |
OTH Ltd... on 13:42 - Jan 6 by Outsider | I know things like this are sometimes hard to accept. M Morgan (and R Davies) were centrally involved from the start of Americans v2.0. This may yet be clarified publicly through legal processes. |
The REALLY weren't, Outsider. Rob Davies might well have been (especially as he was best buddies with Keith Harris at the time of the sale. BUT.....who cares what I think, eh? There are so many on here with short memories, or at least selective memories. Also, some decide to believe me when I'm right, but not when it doesn't suit their agenda. It's no skin off my back....but at least I've tried. | |
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OTH Ltd... on 13:50 - Jan 6 with 2178 views | exiledclaseboy | I wonder if there’s a court case whether all selling shareholders will have to say in court, under oath and on pain of perjury, who knew what and when. | |
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OTH Ltd... on 13:54 - Jan 6 with 2156 views | theloneranger |
OTH Ltd... on 20:24 - Jan 5 by MoscowJack | Nookie, there was a time that I thought MM would challenge the deal. I honestly did. As time past I think HJ, Yanks etc worked on him and he seemed to cool down a bit. What we have to remember is that these guys became good friends (some friend Jenkins is, eh?) and so did their families. If MM had stood up to them and refused to sell (along with BK), he would have stopped their familes from having the biggest life-changing sums of money that they could have imagined. I rarely talked to MM about players or managers etc as it made me awkward but I really pressed him on this as I was desperate for the deal not to happen. That's one of the reasons I set up a meeting between a few from the Trust Board and MM, as I hoped they might find a middle ground and fight the deal together. It was extremely unlikely, but it had to be worth trying. I think MM believed the Yanks promises of taking the club further and they definitely have more money in the bank than the old board did, but I also am pretty sure that he would have held on for a bigger buyer with more money to INVEST into the club. The other Directors were skint (in comparison to him) and that risk was too much to take for them, so MM's decision was whether to scupper their lottery dreams of people he'd worked closely with for 15+ years or accept the deal being done in the knowledge that there was now even more pressure to make sure the Yanks put their money where their mouths were. Another question is why didn't MM sell all his shares? He could have....easily! |
MJ ! I don't believe MM really cared who the buyers were, a simple Google search would have told him the Americans were Cowboys!! So imagine what His financial advisors found out before the sale. As other posters have already said, the selling of his voting rights shows he hasn't got a moral fibre in his body...!!!!! | |
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OTH Ltd... on 13:55 - Jan 6 with 2145 views | 3swan |
OTH Ltd... on 13:50 - Jan 6 by exiledclaseboy | I wonder if there’s a court case whether all selling shareholders will have to say in court, under oath and on pain of perjury, who knew what and when. |
The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth Well only what can be proven | | | |
OTH Ltd... on 15:25 - Jan 6 with 2049 views | Watchman | With regard to the sale you only have to read between the lines of Fladgate the L500 law firm who represented SH 'This transaction had to be carefully co-ordinated and undertaken in a discreet manner while accommodating a number of competing interests. We are delighted to have been able to assist our clients and in securing the future of this well-supported football club for both the fans and the wider community' | |
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