Si Nick
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I don't know about the third member, but on the train back from Swansea to London on Saturday, Mad Mandy was surrounded by about ten persons from the Asian subcontinent in first class.
Were they demanding their money back
I don't know about the third member, but on the train back from Swansea to London on Saturday, Mad Mandy was surrounded by about ten persons from the Asian subcontinent in first class.
Were they demanding their money back
50 minutes late = no compensation.Even the gods can find themselves delayed on First Great Western.
What time did you/they get back to Paddington?
50 minutes late = no compensation.
Given that the FA have given their approval of clubs takeover, why is there continuing secrecy about the third member(s) of the consortium. It seems very strange to me, unless course there's to be drums, fanfares and press conferences, but even then the momentum appears to have been lost, its strange very strange indeed.
Perhaps there is a fair number of 'investors' who are involved in the consortium. I believe that there is a rule that stakeholders above a certain level have to go through the FA's 'fit person' process - but maybe there is no additional major party involved that's likely to cause any particular excitement.
They haven't...Strange very strange, there couldn't be an 'unknown number', surely the FA would never have ratified the deal.
Stringy was trying (hard) to get the info out of MM on Monday night. He (MM) said that he would release the information soon as soon as things were sorted out.
What things and how they needed sorting wasn't revealed.
(So in other words, despite his best efforts, Stringy got nothing from MM)
Not even this one...
Well today's the day the foxes trust said they would report the club if no new info had been reported!
Well today's the day the foxes trust said they would report the club if no new info had been reported!
Strange very strange, there couldn't be an 'unknown number', surely the FA would never have ratified the deal.
Well as I understand it only stakeholders with a a substantial stakeholding are scrutinised by the FA - I can't recall the precise figure - but it may be 10%.
As always, I stand to be corrected on this but I think that the Foxes Trust is getting a bit over-excited by this and the strong likelihood as Homer points out is that the club is operating within FA rules on its reporting of matters.
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