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Post by Deleted on Feb 16, 2016 20:36:44 GMT
A possibility based on what? Conversations with respected people, that's all. So a possibility. Did you deduce it Holmes? That's a great word isn't it, deduce.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 16, 2016 20:39:21 GMT
Conversations with respected people, that's all. So a possibility. Did you deduce it Holmes? That's a great word isn't it, deduce. He went from a Jordanian businessman, to conversations with respected people...
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Post by Raj Gas on Feb 16, 2016 20:42:54 GMT
Thanks for clearing the stadium company question. Well it seems that we will be paying rent to msp next season and a large % of match day income no doubt. 100 years from now we may have finally paid back the 2.7 million loan plus 15 million interest. Great investment by msp, they must have been weeing themselves when Nick ant Toni were explaining how they were going to take on ftse 100 company shamesburys in a legal mismatch. All doom and gloom unless someone is willing to come in, clear 10 million debt, spend 30 million on uwe and a fair few million on players in order to get up to the championship and become sustainable. One question left, my boy was born in Salisbury and his closest league team to us in Southampton. He's only been to rovers twice and is to young to show much interest. So, should I take him there to save him and his off spring from the endless mismanagement and false promises served up by Bristol rovers! That's assuming that MSP don't demand immediate and full repayment when it's due. Haven't we already re-negiotiated that loan once? As for Southampton and other south coast sides I am not sure any of them have ever worried to much about the small businesses they didn't pay through their own mis-management.
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Post by Topper Gas on Feb 16, 2016 20:44:44 GMT
Thanks for clearing the stadium company question. Well it seems that we will be paying rent to msp next season and a large % of match day income no doubt. 100 years from now we may have finally paid back the 2.7 million loan plus 15 million interest. Great investment by msp, they must have been weeing themselves when Nick ant Toni were explaining how they were going to take on ftse 100 company shamesburys in a legal mismatch. All doom and gloom unless someone is willing to come in, clear 10 million debt, spend 30 million on uwe and a fair few million on players in order to get up to the championship and become sustainable. One question left, my boy was born in Salisbury and his closest league team to us in Southampton. He's only been to rovers twice and is to young to show much interest. So, should I take him there to save him and his off spring from the endless mismanagement and false promises served up by Bristol rovers! That's assuming that MSP don't demand immediate and full repayment when it's due. Don't the accounts suggest the loan is due for payment this year? There's also reference to Plan B if the Appeal goes against us, that must surely involve selling the Mem to pay off the MSP loan?
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Post by Deleted on Feb 16, 2016 20:47:03 GMT
That's assuming that MSP don't demand immediate and full repayment when it's due. Don't the accounts suggest the loan is due for payment this year? There's also reference to Plan B if the Appeal goes against us, that must surely involve selling the Mem to pay off the MSP loan? Do you honestly think the Mem will be sold, and so make us homeless?
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Post by lulworthgas on Feb 16, 2016 20:49:43 GMT
That's assuming that MSP don't demand immediate and full repayment when it's due. Don't the accounts suggest the loan is due for payment this year? There's also reference to Plan B if the Appeal goes against us, that must surely involve selling the Mem to pay off the MSP loan? Why would they make us sell. They will be in the driving seat to negotiate a ridiculous repayment plan. Name their price.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 16, 2016 20:51:22 GMT
Don't the accounts suggest the loan is due for payment this year? There's also reference to Plan B if the Appeal goes against us, that must surely involve selling the Mem to pay off the MSP loan? Why would they make us sell. They will be in the driving seat to negotiate a ridiculous repayment plan. Name their price. This time in 3 days times were going to be one of the richest teams in the football league, does it matter?
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Post by Deleted on Feb 16, 2016 20:53:44 GMT
Did you deduce it Holmes? That's a great word isn't it, deduce. He went from a Jordanian businessman, to conversations with respected people... Yes, two seperate groups. I'm sure you knew that already though.
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Post by dinsdale on Feb 16, 2016 20:54:38 GMT
Why would they make us sell. They will be in the driving seat to negotiate a ridiculous repayment plan. Name their price. This time in 3 days times were going to be one of the richest teams in the football league, does it matter? Are you on here full time now?
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Post by Deleted on Feb 16, 2016 20:55:28 GMT
Don't the accounts suggest the loan is due for payment this year? There's also reference to Plan B if the Appeal goes against us, that must surely involve selling the Mem to pay off the MSP loan? Why would they make us sell. They will be in the driving seat to negotiate a ridiculous repayment plan. Name their price. Would they though if it is true that interest payments haven't been paid on the existing loan?
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Post by Deleted on Feb 16, 2016 20:56:25 GMT
This time in 3 days times were going to be one of the richest teams in the football league, does it matter? Are you on here full time now? Same amount of time as you by the look of it.
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Post by lulworthgas on Feb 16, 2016 20:59:41 GMT
That's assuming that MSP don't demand immediate and full repayment when it's due. Haven't we already re-negiotiated that loan once? As for Southampton and other south coast sides I am not sure any of them have ever worried to much about the small businesses they didn't pay through their own mis-management. Correct, he will only be going to watch a decent game of football, same price as what we pay but standards in infrastructure and play, light years ahead.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 16, 2016 21:01:27 GMT
He went from a Jordanian businessman, to conversations with respected people... Yes, two seperate groups. I'm sure you knew that already though. Wow so in a few days its gone from(and I quote) The Prince, to his brother(even though he hasn't got one) to a Jordanian businessman, to respected people. On Monday, then Friday, then after the court case. I think I've got this correct. I suspect I've missed a bit... And people still believe, just wow.
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Post by Topper Gas on Feb 16, 2016 21:01:43 GMT
Don't the accounts suggest the loan is due for payment this year? There's also reference to Plan B if the Appeal goes against us, that must surely involve selling the Mem to pay off the MSP loan? Do you honestly think the Mem will be sold, and so make us homeless? No, Plan B will kick in, whatever that is I assume a mini UWE financed by the UWE, or some external party, as NH says we can't survive at the Mem so moving to the UWE seems the only option, as I doubt Pantsdown will let us play at AG and Bath City's ground is no longer suitable. If we don't sell the Mem with NH seeming having lost interest in lending the club money what other option is there when we owe MSP over £3m, Sainsbury's legal costs of up to £699K both of whichl have to be paid this year, plus general debts of around another £10m, whilst some debtors will wait some will surely want the debts cleared? The only other option is extending the MSP loan but at some point it has to be repaid?
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Post by lulworthgas on Feb 16, 2016 21:03:05 GMT
Why would they make us sell. They will be in the driving seat to negotiate a ridiculous repayment plan. Name their price. Would they though if it is true that interest payments haven't been paid on the existing loan? Sorry mate, I didnt realise people were privy to that sort of financial information. Worrying if true
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Post by countygroundhotel on Feb 16, 2016 21:03:51 GMT
Thanks for clearing the stadium company question. Well it seems that we will be paying rent to msp next season and a large % of match day income no doubt. 100 years from now we may have finally paid back the 2.7 million loan plus 15 million interest. Great investment by msp, they must have been weeing themselves when Nick ant Toni were explaining how they were going to take on ftse 100 company shamesburys in a legal mismatch. All doom and gloom unless someone is willing to come in, clear 10 million debt, spend 30 million on uwe and a fair few million on players in order to get up to the championship and become sustainable. One question left, my boy was born in Salisbury and his closest league team to us in Southampton. He's only been to rovers twice and is to young to show much interest. So, should I take him there to save him and his off spring from the endless mismanagement and false promises served up by Bristol rovers! Why would we be paying rent to MSP? I guess you are another person who have ever many times it is explained have no idea what a charge is and how it works. Sad indictment of financial education in this country.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 16, 2016 21:08:39 GMT
Yes, two seperate groups. I'm sure you knew that already though. Wow so in a few days its gone from(and I quote) The Prince, to his brother(even though he hasn't got one) to a Jordanian businessman, to respected people. On Monday, then Friday, then after the court case. I think I've got this correct. I suspect I've missed a bit... And people still believe, just wow. Nope, not my quotes. Mine was that there is a possibility that a deal might be struck with a Jordanian businessman and I heard it from respected people.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 16, 2016 21:11:01 GMT
Would they though if it is true that interest payments haven't been paid on the existing loan? Sorry mate, I didnt realise people were privy to that sort of financial information. Worrying if true I might be wrong there but I'm sure somebody mentioned that it was contained in the accounts.
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Post by lulworthgas on Feb 16, 2016 21:18:01 GMT
Thanks for clearing the stadium company question. Well it seems that we will be paying rent to msp next season and a large % of match day income no doubt. 100 years from now we may have finally paid back the 2.7 million loan plus 15 million interest. Great investment by msp, they must have been weeing themselves when Nick ant Toni were explaining how they were going to take on ftse 100 company shamesburys in a legal mismatch. All doom and gloom unless someone is willing to come in, clear 10 million debt, spend 30 million on uwe and a fair few million on players in order to get up to the championship and become sustainable. One question left, my boy was born in Salisbury and his closest league team to us in Southampton. He's only been to rovers twice and is to young to show much interest. So, should I take him there to save him and his off spring from the endless mismanagement and false promises served up by Bristol rovers! Why would we be paying rent to MSP? I guess you are another person who have ever many times it is explained have no idea what a charge is and how it works. Sad indictment of financial education in this country. Steady on mate, I might not be an expert in finance but why would msp make us sell the mem to get back their investment when they could renegotiate to more favourable terms in order to make more money? Or they could collect rent by swapping there charge for shares in the stadium. The worst thing they could do is make us homeless as that stops their ability to milk the club for cash.
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Post by Topper Gas on Feb 16, 2016 21:25:40 GMT
Sorry mate, I didnt realise people were privy to that sort of financial information. Worrying if true I might be wrong there but I'm sure somebody mentioned that it was contained in the accounts. Not sure if it's in the accounts but NH has confirmed prevously the interest is being rolled into the original loan, no idea why as we seem to be creating enough money to pay day to day expenses.
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