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SUFC: The Future The Takeover - Very very close.

Our hopes and visions for the rebirth of Southend United, plus any plans published by the consortium for discussion
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Dutch Branch said:
I reckon it will all be done and dusted by end of Jan/Feb. These things take time and I’m sure the consortium wouldn’t have ******* all that money on paying off HMRC and continue to pay the players wages if they were in any doubt as to the final outcome.

IF it drags out that long ( i certainly hope not ), then our main concern will be if anymore players are injured, we will be struggling more than now.
It's been mentioned that when Webby got us promoted to the old 2nd Div, & Steve Tilson did in 2006, we were lucky with injuries ( apart from Sodje one at Bournemouth ), & achieved those with only 15-16 players all season?.
The game today is quicker ( ? ) and more players get injured than those days.
As for the rest of your post, i have to agree as can't see any reason otherwise if your comment is correct.
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The trouble is, it will never be perfect - complex transactions rarely are. There comes a point where you have to “risk accept”, I.e. you know what the risks are and you have to decide if you want to take them.

In more simple language - either **** or get off the pot.

That point for the consortium cannot be far away.

Any reasonable law firm will be telling their client the same - I can’t get you X but the downside is £Y or the risk is this and either the risk is one you can insure against or sometimes it isn’t and you have to make a call.
 
Ian Benjamin said:
The trouble is, it will never be perfect - complex transactions rarely are. There comes a point where you have to “risk accept”, I.e. you know what the risks are and you have to decide if you want to take them.

In more simple language - either **** or get off the pot.

That point for the consortium cannot be far away.

Any reasonable law firm will be telling their client the same - I can’t get you X but the downside is £Y or the risk is this and either the risk is one you can insure against or sometimes it isn’t and you have to make a call.
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A good way of looking at it IB.

I wonder if the risk of the Rat family not paying the £20m is insurable? :Whistling:
 
We need to keep these deadlines in perspective. Our "property developer" of an owner has tried to build Fossets for 25 years and failed, and yet we expect him to be capable of completing the sale of the club within 9 months?

Hell, didn't someone mention it took the 🐀 a year to pay for his carpets for crying out loud?

When was the last time he met a deadline of any kind?

We need to lower our expectations a little.
 
Che's Left Foot said:
We need to keep these deadlines in perspective. Our "property developer" of an owner has tried to build Fossets for 25 years and failed, and yet we expect him to be capable of completing the sale of the club within 9 months?

Hell, didn't someone mention it took the 🐀 a year to pay for his carpets for crying out loud?

When was the last time he met a deadline of any kind?

We need to lower our expectations a little.
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Rat boy has never ever met a deadline.

I would like to see, what he has promised in the past that has never fruition?!?


I don't think, Ron has ever, ever delivered on a promise?
 
Che's Left Foot said:
We need to keep these deadlines in perspective. Our "property developer" of an owner has tried to build Fossets for 25 years and failed, and yet we expect him to be capable of completing the sale of the club within 9 months?

Hell, didn't someone mention it took the 🐀 a year to pay for his carpets for crying out loud?

When was the last time he met a deadline of any kind?

We need to lower our expectations a little.
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It’s been a lot longer than 9 months though.

The press conference back in March was staged and quite frankly embarrassing!
 
Piledriver said:
Or the season after that, never ending doom loop or death spiral.. it's a pity the DD cannot find an illegal activity that puts RM and son in prison! Now that would be worth the wait imo...
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Pretty sure the take over must be completed by December if not we are going to be up **** creek with our paddle
 
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