Jai
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Yes indeed. Was always the most likely situation, unfortunately.If it takes months to complete the sale then there's a real risk of a relegation battle
Yes indeed. Was always the most likely situation, unfortunately.If it takes months to complete the sale then there's a real risk of a relegation battle
Yes indeed. Was always the most likely situation, unfortunately.
Agreed, as you say I would expect any offers to have deadlines and it to have been made clear that if a deal isn't struck by X deadline then the price drops due to the opportunity being that much less appealing.All true except add to this is the fact that further delays may well see buyer(s) walk as well.
And I think the idea that there are three buyers all truly interested is somewhat "manufactured" shall we say. I think we under estimate the cost to, and disincentive for, a new buyer to write off next season before it starts, begin again and cover all the associated costs. If Ron can put in the money for wages to be paid then maybe it can be stretched out- if he can't then the situation will become unsustainable IMO. And writing off next season any buyer will, or should, see as an unnecessary and avoidable £2m cost. I would at best be looking to knock that off the purchase price.
We shall see..
You've got more chance of pigs flying.Hopefully Ron won't move the goalposts.
Or risk us closing down or getting thrown out of the league on NL AGM.If it takes months to complete the sale then there's a real risk of a relegation battle
I think there will soon be some good news someone said Ron’s not had the best of health over this so he and his family want this done ASAPAgreed, as you say I would expect any offers to have deadlines and it to have been made clear that if a deal isn't struck by X deadline then the price drops due to the opportunity being that much less appealing.
The more I think about it the more I think there will be serious progress going on behind the scenes towards a deal. Ron needs to sell the club, and the club is only worth what bidders are willing to pay. So the only way this gets scuppered is Rons ego and goalpost moving, which sadly are large and regular.
I'm generally an optimist, so I'm hoping for good news in the next few weeks.
But the debt is primarily to him. He knows he won't get back what he's put in, it's damage limitation as far as SUFC goes for him now. But he isn't wrong when he says he is selling an opportunity.
what he's put in,
We won't get thrown out of the league at the AGM. I think we have until 14 days (someone can dig out the rules) before the season starts to prove we can fulfil fixtures.Or risk us closing down or getting thrown out of the league on NL AGM.
The accounts are old but according to the accounts it was £14,242,523 as of 2019.I am boring but I would like to correct these assumptions that are made without any evidence at all .
?? - any idea of what he put in ? Anything in the accounts to show this ? I know he tells us its zillions but I am a little sceptical ..
Well either he or one of his companies are the landlords and no rent has been paid for years (which is all in the accounts), so who is that money owed to then?I am boring but I would like to correct these assumptions that are made without any evidence at all .
?? - any idea of what he put in ? Anything in the accounts to show this ? I know he tells us its zillions but I am a little sceptical ..
I think we can guess how it's going to go. Particularly for the office staff.Awaiting pay day news with baited breath and dread.
That what Torquay fans are hoping for.We won't get thrown out of the league at the AGM. I think we have until 14 days (someone can dig out the rules) before the season starts to prove we can fulfil fixtures.
However, I have no doubt that we as a club will be given serious warnings from the NL board at the AGM, that if we do not get our **** together quickly, we will be demoted to the NLS or Isthmian league. They will be under increasing pressure from individuals and other clubs to throw the book at us, as they have done so in the past to clubs like Gateshead.
Make no mistake, we are very much walking the tightrope at the moment, for all manner of reasons. This sale needs to be completed asap, along with bills paid, accounts submitted etc. As each day passes with no change in circumstances, we are literally one step closer to demotion without even kicking a ball...
I do feel if a sale isn't agreed/purchase agreed in the next two weeks then they will chuck us outWe won't get thrown out of the league at the AGM. I think we have until 14 days (someone can dig out the rules) before the season starts to prove we can fulfil fixtures.
However, I have no doubt that we as a club will be given serious warnings from the NL board at the AGM, that if we do not get our **** together quickly, we will be demoted to the NLS or Isthmian league. They will be under increasing pressure from individuals and other clubs to throw the book at us, as they have done so in the past to clubs like Gateshead.
Make no mistake, we are very much walking the tightrope at the moment, for all manner of reasons. This sale needs to be completed asap, along with bills paid, accounts submitted etc. As each day passes with no change in circumstances, we are literally one step closer to demotion without even kicking a ball...
I thought someone said on here the other day RM had said no one will be paid at presentAwaiting pay day news with bated breath and dread.