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Post by LJG on Feb 15, 2017 15:59:49 GMT
You do post some sh1te based on absolutely no evidence whatsoever don't you? The club is 25% owned by the 4 Al-Qadi's what more evidence than you want? Wael can't just plough ahead spending money without their approval plus Mr Al-Q was apparently over here recently trying to agree a deal with the UWE whilst Wael was still back in Jordan, this is clearly a project by the whole family not just Wael. The flip side being we have a seemingly v. wealthy family backing the project rather just the one wealthy individual. That's absolutely not the same as "having to convince his family that investing in Rovers is a good idea". How do you know the shareholdings aren't fragmented between the family for tax purposes? How do you know the family haven't said "Yeah ok Wael I'll go in on a football club with you, it'll be a laugh. I couldn't give a sh1t if I lose my portion of the ten million, I just want to see what happens"? You don't. You're just saying things you think and making out like they're facts ... as usual.
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Post by countygroundhotel on Feb 15, 2017 16:14:25 GMT
The club is 25% owned by the 4 Al-Qadi's what more evidence than you want? Wael can't just plough ahead spending money without their approval plus Mr Al-Q was apparently over here recently trying to agree a deal with the UWE whilst Wael was still back in Jordan, this is clearly a project by the whole family not just Wael. The flip side being we have a seemingly v. wealthy family backing the project rather just the one wealthy individual. That's absolutely not the same as "having to convince his family that investing in Rovers is a good idea". How do you know the shareholdings aren't fragmented between the family for tax purposes? How do you know the family haven't said "Yeah ok Wael I'll go in on a football club with you, it'll be a laugh. I couldn't give a sh1t if I lose my portion of the ten million, I just want to see what happens"? You don't. You're just saying things you think and making out like they're facts ... as usual. And his maths is absolutely shocking
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Post by gasstrictband on Feb 15, 2017 19:46:48 GMT
Hello anyone know what's happening in Detroit.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 15, 2017 19:53:16 GMT
Hello anyone know what's happening in Detroit. You hum it son & i'll play it.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 15, 2017 19:56:44 GMT
You do post some sh1te based on absolutely no evidence whatsoever don't you? The club is 25% owned by the 4 Al-Qadi's what more evidence than you want? Wael can't just plough ahead spending money without their approval plus Mr Al-Q was apparently over here recently trying to agree a deal with the UWE whilst Wael was still back in Jordan, this is clearly a project by the whole family not just Wael. The flip side being we have a seemingly v. wealthy family backing the project rather just the one wealthy individual. I thought the family own 91% of the club? Now I'm no mathematician, but I'm pretty sure 4 people who own 91% of a club can't own 25% of it each? I'm sure you will put me right some how though Topper.
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Post by Topper Gas on Feb 15, 2017 20:50:41 GMT
The club is 25% owned by the 4 Al-Qadi's what more evidence than you want? Wael can't just plough ahead spending money without their approval plus Mr Al-Q was apparently over here recently trying to agree a deal with the UWE whilst Wael was still back in Jordan, this is clearly a project by the whole family not just Wael. The flip side being we have a seemingly v. wealthy family backing the project rather just the one wealthy individual. That's absolutely not the same as "having to convince his family that investing in Rovers is a good idea". How do you know the shareholdings aren't fragmented between the family for tax purposes? How do you know the family haven't said "Yeah ok Wael I'll go in on a football club with you, it'll be a laugh. I couldn't give a sh1t if I lose my portion of the ten million, I just want to see what happens"? You don't. You're just saying things you think and making out like they're facts ... as usual. Why do you think Mr Al-Q met with the UWE if he doesn't give a sh1t if he lost all his money, he could have just left all the talks to Wael then contributed his 25% when Wael had agreed a figure for the land. As far as not owning the other 8% does anybody seriously think that 8% counts for anything when it comes to making the decisions/investing in the club.
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Post by northsidegas on Feb 15, 2017 21:00:47 GMT
My first thought of weals father coming over was right you've got till this date -/-/17 to sign the agreement or were pulling out hence why we may be hearing something sharpish
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Post by aghast on Feb 15, 2017 21:17:50 GMT
One thing I don't understand about all this whole saga and the massively protracted negotiations is the balance between paying UWE what they are asking and what we are offering (whatever that is), and the alternative of pulling out and finding a new site. Years of delay leading to the prospects for the club getting to the Championship and surviving there being remote, and the huge expenditure on finding a new site with architect, consultant and planning fees. As well as years of delayed revenue streams for the Al-Qadi family.
UWE must surely be asking a massive price for the freehold of the land and the other conditions about naming rights, student access, parking.
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Post by LJG on Feb 15, 2017 21:31:55 GMT
That's absolutely not the same as "having to convince his family that investing in Rovers is a good idea". How do you know the shareholdings aren't fragmented between the family for tax purposes? How do you know the family haven't said "Yeah ok Wael I'll go in on a football club with you, it'll be a laugh. I couldn't give a sh1t if I lose my portion of the ten million, I just want to see what happens"? You don't. You're just saying things you think and making out like they're facts ... as usual. Why do you think Mr Al-Q met with the UWE if he doesn't give a sh1t if he lost all his money, he could have just left all the talks to Wael then contributed his 25% when Wael had agreed a figure for the land. As far as not owning the other 8% does anybody seriously think that 8% counts for anything when it comes to making the decisions/investing in the club. I don't know. But I'm not pretending that I do like you always do. You make assumptions about things and state your opinion as fact. Just because one individual may be a better negotiator than another does not mean Wael has to convince his family that investing in Rovers is a good idea. You have no basis for saying that whatsoever.
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Post by Henbury Gas on Feb 16, 2017 2:47:40 GMT
One thing I don't understand about all this whole saga and the massively protracted negotiations is the balance between paying UWE what they are asking and what we are offering (whatever that is), and the alternative of pulling out and finding a new site. Years of delay leading to the prospects for the club getting to the Championship and surviving there being remote, and the huge expenditure on finding a new site with architect, consultant and planning fees. As well as years of delayed revenue streams for the Al-Qadi family. UWE must surely be asking a massive price for the freehold of the land and the other conditions about naming rights, student access, parking. This !
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Post by Gasshole on Feb 16, 2017 3:43:58 GMT
Hello anyone know what's happening in Detroit. I was there last week, just managed to fly out as a blizzard was kicking off. Fkin freezing especially when coming from an NZ summer. I'm going back in 2 weeks for more of the same.
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Post by northsidegas on Feb 16, 2017 7:31:20 GMT
One thing I don't understand about all this whole saga and the massively protracted negotiations is the balance between paying UWE what they are asking and what we are offering (whatever that is), and the alternative of pulling out and finding a new site. Years of delay leading to the prospects for the club getting to the Championship and surviving there being remote, and the huge expenditure on finding a new site with architect, consultant and planning fees. As well as years of delayed revenue streams for the Al-Qadi family. UWE must surely be asking a massive price for the freehold of the land and the other conditions about naming rights, student access, parking. some very good points there, also why don't they media ask UWE what's the hold up? Try and put some pressure on them
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Post by Gasshole on Feb 16, 2017 8:30:34 GMT
Detroit was the motor city capital of the world ,is there any car production left in that Famous town , does Iggy Pop still strut his stuff in his home town. Not sure about the car industry, more importantly however you will all be pleased to know Hooters is thriving.
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Post by Severncider on Feb 16, 2017 8:32:58 GMT
One thing I don't understand about all this whole saga and the massively protracted negotiations is the balance between paying UWE what they are asking and what we are offering (whatever that is), and the alternative of pulling out and finding a new site. Years of delay leading to the prospects for the club getting to the Championship and surviving there being remote, and the huge expenditure on finding a new site with architect, consultant and planning fees. As well as years of delayed revenue streams for the Al-Qadi family. UWE must surely be asking a massive price for the freehold of the land and the other conditions about naming rights, student access, parking. some very good points there, also why don't they media ask UWE what's the hold up? Try and put some pressure on them I have been in touch with Scott Ellis, the Business Editor(?) for BBC Points West who interview me outside the Appeal Court in London for the Sainsbury Appeal, asking if he could arrange an interview with UWE to get their views on the current situation.
He agreed to try and arrange such an interview.
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Post by gasincider on Feb 16, 2017 8:44:05 GMT
My first thought of weals father coming over was right you've got till this date -/-/17 to sign the agreement or were pulling out hence why we may be hearing something sharpish As I understand it, this is exactly what gas happened.
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Post by gasincider on Feb 16, 2017 8:46:04 GMT
One thing I don't understand about all this whole saga and the massively protracted negotiations is the balance between paying UWE what they are asking and what we are offering (whatever that is), and the alternative of pulling out and finding a new site. Years of delay leading to the prospects for the club getting to the Championship and surviving there being remote, and the huge expenditure on finding a new site with architect, consultant and planning fees. As well as years of delayed revenue streams for the Al-Qadi family. UWE must surely be asking a massive price for the freehold of the land and the other conditions about naming rights, student access, parking. This is where we are. We have moved a long way to close the gap, now it's the turn of UWE. The offer now tops what they would get from a house builder. So the big question is, do UWE still want us there?
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Post by countygroundhotel on Feb 16, 2017 9:20:40 GMT
That's absolutely not the same as "having to convince his family that investing in Rovers is a good idea". How do you know the shareholdings aren't fragmented between the family for tax purposes? How do you know the family haven't said "Yeah ok Wael I'll go in on a football club with you, it'll be a laugh. I couldn't give a sh1t if I lose my portion of the ten million, I just want to see what happens"? You don't. You're just saying things you think and making out like they're facts ... as usual. Why do you think Mr Al-Q met with the UWE if he doesn't give a sh1t if he lost all his money, he could have just left all the talks to Wael then contributed his 25% when Wael had agreed a figure for the land. As far as not owning the other 8% does anybody seriously think that 8% counts for anything when it comes to making the decisions/investing in the club. Just admit you're sh**e at maths, nothing to be ashamed of you could go and do an adult learning class. You really don't need to go through life not being able to do simple arithmetic
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Post by Henbury Gas on Feb 16, 2017 9:38:53 GMT
Why do you think Mr Al-Q met with the UWE if he doesn't give a sh1t if he lost all his money, he could have just left all the talks to Wael then contributed his 25% when Wael had agreed a figure for the land. As far as not owning the other 8% does anybody seriously think that 8% counts for anything when it comes to making the decisions/investing in the club. Just admit you're sh**e at maths, nothing to be ashamed of you could go and do an adult learning class. You really don't need to go through life not being able to do simple arithmetic do they do a class on "respect your fellow human" by chance CG, maybe you could do the starter course in that subject ?
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Post by countygroundhotel on Feb 16, 2017 10:32:25 GMT
Just admit you're sh**e at maths, nothing to be ashamed of you could go and do an adult learning class. You really don't need to go through life not being able to do simple arithmetic do they do a class on "respect your fellow human" by chance CG, maybe you could do the starter course in that subject ? Could be one perhaps we could all have a group session?
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Post by 2nd May 1990 on Feb 16, 2017 10:35:38 GMT
do they do a class on "respect your fellow human" by chance CG, maybe you could do the starter course in that subject ? Could be one perhaps we could all have a group session? You beat me to it! The 'how to not be a complete arse' course is already filled up, I hear!
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