alex
Well-Known Member
I've fecked off knowing those two are on the prowl....:icon_conf
Which two?
I've fecked off knowing those two are on the prowl....:icon_conf
Which two?
HF and Pinkyboy
You mean you know about Pinkyboy?
very warey
Redditch, you have constantly accused the FT of being against this from the start based on their apparant negative attitude towards the deal, yet as far back as I can remember you have beein saying you "don't see it happening", "it's going out of the window", "in the unlikely event of it happening", so how exactly are you any different to the FT?
As follows: I don't think the FT has ever wanted it - but had to tone down it's negativity after the Board gave support in principle and the FT found itself being bad moutherd.
I think that the deal would be about the only chance of turning the club back into something competitive and am therefore very keen that it should happen......but I don't think that it will for the reasons I have expressed.
Unfortunately, my negative attitudes usually prove justified in all things relating to LCFC- I very much hope to be wrong on this one and will be more than glad to admit I got it wrong.
I hope so three RF.....
As with all things Leicester City things never ever run smoothly.
..and there was a lot of initial downmouthing from a group that purports to represents fans interests. None of this indicated the right sort of enthusiasm to match MM's initial interest.
Any initial perceived Trust "negativity" was because all anybody had read prior to that was Bill Anderson's side of the story, as in his MM PR campaign. We just raised a series of questions about what was actually contained in the bid.
We know BA believes the existing shareholders should have given the club to MM for nought, is that really a fair deal for 48 LCFC fans (well the vast majority of shareholders are real fans) just to enable MM to make a potential vast profit for himself in the future?
The LCFC board's motivies are based on obtaining the best long term future for the club & the best deal they can for the shareholders who appointed them.
The Trust's motive is to ensure the best long term future for the club
So what exactly is driving Bill Anderson's agenda ?
- that is a question few fans seem to be asking
Any initial perceived Trust "negativity" was because all anybody had read prior to that was Bill Anderson's side of the story, as in his MM PR campaign. We just raised a series of questions about what was actually contained in the bid.
We know BA believes the existing shareholders should have given the club to MM for nought, is that really a fair deal for 48 LCFC fans (well the vast majority of shareholders are real fans) just to enable MM to make a potential vast profit for himself in the future?
The LCFC board's motivies are based on obtaining the best long term future for the club & the best deal they can for the shareholders who appointed them.
The Trust's motive is to ensure the best long term future for the club
So what exactly is driving Bill Anderson's agenda ?
- that is a question few fans seem to be asking
Simple, reporting. He's a hack!
Do you not think the £xM MM is paying for these shares could be put to better use then?
Do you not think the £xM MM is paying for these shares could be put to better use then?
Do you not think the £xM MM is paying for these shares could be put to better use then?
Isn't reporting supposed to show a balance though, BA's coverage has been completely pro MM & critical of the board/shareholders on every occasion
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