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anfieldadorer wrote:this maybe is a dumb question,
but if the boards reserve the right to sell regardless of the owners' concern, why wouldn't they have done it since ages ago?
and are desperate to hang on. They could be sat at home now with a nice fat wallet if they had accepted DIC's bid of 500 million a while ago, instead the greedy b@stards wanted more. Serves them right. Ciggy wrote:What happens with Roy? These fellas will bring a new manager in. Wonder who it will be ?
Kukilon wrote:Ciggy wrote:What happens with Roy? These fellas will bring a new manager in. Wonder who it will be ?
Don't be so sure. This board appointed this manager.
bavlondon wrote:RT @JenChang88: NESV is not minted like a billionaire sugar daddy, but there's a lot to be said for not going that route.


Kukilon wrote:anfieldadorer wrote:this maybe is a dumb question,
but if the boards reserve the right to sell regardless of the owners' concern, why wouldn't they have done it since ages ago?
Because RBS can now call in the money. They had till october to sell the club themselves.

anfieldadorer wrote:this maybe is a dumb question,
but if the boards reserve the right to sell regardless of the owners' concern, why wouldn't they have done it since ages ago?
(hi, ciggy!)



Dundalk wrote:Ciggy wrote:What happens with Roy? These fellas will bring a new manager in. Wonder who it will be ?
How do you know?


metalhead wrote:anfieldadorer wrote:this maybe is a dumb question,
but if the boards reserve the right to sell regardless of the owners' concern, why wouldn't they have done it since ages ago?
(hi, ciggy!)
Huang and Kirdi didn't have the funds available to be an attractive bid, thus the two were rejected. Plus, we didn't have bids, only interests. Also, the club was on for sale in April

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