CanveyCastle
Convicted Hitman
All these questions, we have to wait and see.
Wayne Kerr will be the new CEO.I know the group is male top heavy so had to read that twice
This, coupled with his obligations to the NL and his various creditors across group companies mean he must surely accept the offer.It seems that’s what they have said - by the 12th or we walk. I haven’t heard that directly but the Echo and others are reliable enough for me. Probably ahead of the court hearing so that Ron can’t use Kimura’s proof of funds (again) or any ‘takeover is close’ guff to the Judge. He’s naked in there and going down quicker than Murphy in the box.
I thought we were hoping to get rid of him!Wayne Kerr will be the new CEO.
Ron needs to reduce the capacity to 16k and pack the main stand with flats in order to make the FF scheme financially viable. That tells us that the FF scheme is only marginally profitable. And that was when interest rates were near zero and property values sky high. If it was only marginally profitable then, how on earth can the scheme be financially viable with 5% interest rates and falling property values?.
Hullbridge Zone? Canvey Zone? Southend Manor Zone?Just rebranded to WakeringZone?
At this moment I'd take a points deductionIt’ll depend on the evidence presented to the judge, even if we do the NL may still deduct points or kick us out
Even a points deduction would drastically reduce the sale value. Mad as it seems, if the takeover goes through we can still achieve promotion this year:At this moment I'd take a points deduction
If we do, we get thrown out by National League, either we drop into Isthmian League or Essex Senior League next season.Does anyone know if we would get another adjournment
If they weren't being careful, this would have been done by now. The whole club needs turning upside down. TL tried to do things with an internal audit but hasn't been able to make effective changes because Ron stopped paying for things.Kimura need to be extra careful and diligent with regards to the Stadium, both old and new. Just been reading an article in the Non League Paper about Scunthorpe. The previous Chairman has indicated that he is preparing to evict the Club from their ground. Peter Swann the ex Chairman still owns the Glanford Park and is leased to the new buyers . The issue concerning the ground was not resolved at the time of the takeover and by the looks of things still hasn't.
So that being the case he can’t really afford to do either so pass it onto someone who canRon needs to reduce the capacity to 16k and pack the main stand with flats in order to make the FF scheme financially viable. That tells us that the FF scheme is only marginally profitable. And that was when interest rates were near zero and property values sky high. If it was only marginally profitable then, how on earth can the scheme be financially viable with 5% interest rates and falling property values?.
Yep. Despite what one or two say, he is now a distressed seller. He has no money, he cannot raise any and he has the added pressure of the club going out of business and/or kicked out of the NL on top, should he fail to take the deal on the table by Wednesday.I can say that Kimura have the advantage - Ron is desperate to sell.
Both housing schemes (approx. 1200 dwellings selling at £250k per unit) are likely to gross £300m. He does not need additional housing in the stadium.Ron needs to reduce the capacity to 16k and pack the main stand with flats in order to make the FF scheme financially viable. That tells us that the FF scheme is only marginally profitable. And that was when interest rates were near zero and property values sky high. If it was only marginally profitable then, how on earth can the scheme be financially viable with 5% interest rates and falling property values?.
Ron has more to lose than Kimura if this collapses and everyone knows it.So some crumbs of comfort (for me) as we are heading towards the deadline.
The players and managers/coaches are still there... it was a surprise to us all that the latter group hadn't been paid, but they know and are still here, which means they want to be (for whatever reason)
Ron has always said he won't let the club die
We are still 2 full days away from d-day and he knows what would happen if we were wound up
Everyone will have been taking advice from all and sundry... it may appear that nothing is going on but I'll bet everyone is very busy behind the scenes
Same with HMRC and the NL... they I am sure will have been kept up to date and asked hypothetical questions
It's definitely a time for holding one's nerve