Tue Jun 12, 2012 10:40 am
Tue Jun 12, 2012 10:43 am
Angry Man wrote:Deano1 wrote:until an agreement is signed, no deal has been struck and goalposts can move. Moving goalposts after a deal has been signed is called breach of contract and people can be sued. Safe to assume that this position hasn't been reached therefore nobody has done anything wrong and negotiations continue until something has been SIGNED. Tell Sam to get his pen out if he thinks an agreement has been reached!
So surely if an agreement hasn't been signed then why have the club already changed to red ?
Tue Jun 12, 2012 10:49 am
castleblue wrote:Angry Man wrote:Deano1 wrote:until an agreement is signed, no deal has been struck and goalposts can move. Moving goalposts after a deal has been signed is called breach of contract and people can be sued. Safe to assume that this position hasn't been reached therefore nobody has done anything wrong and negotiations continue until something has been SIGNED. Tell Sam to get his pen out if he thinks an agreement has been reached!
So surely if an agreement hasn't been signed then why have the club already changed to red ?
Have you tried drawing a couple of pictures it may help you understand what is going on at the club.
Try drawing a picture of the club with it's own training ground, an extended stadium, a stronger playing squad etc. Then call this picture investment.
Then draw a picture which represents debt at the club and include the historical debts including Langston, then draw a line through Langston and add converting debt to equity or shares.
Now look at both pictures and try to understand the differences, there you are play a game of spot the difference I think it may well help.
Right now I'm drawing a picture of an internet troll who wants nothing more than post negative posts against the major investors at our club or alternatively go on and on and on at one of the most respected posters and founder members of this board.
I'm looking at my picture and I'm seeing Angry Man, AKA Midfield General, AKA Adam Brown.
What are you seeing.
Tue Jun 12, 2012 10:53 am
Overthemoon wrote:castleblue wrote:Angry Man wrote:Deano1 wrote:until an agreement is signed, no deal has been struck and goalposts can move. Moving goalposts after a deal has been signed is called breach of contract and people can be sued. Safe to assume that this position hasn't been reached therefore nobody has done anything wrong and negotiations continue until something has been SIGNED. Tell Sam to get his pen out if he thinks an agreement has been reached!
So surely if an agreement hasn't been signed then why have the club already changed to red ?
Have you tried drawing a couple of pictures it may help you understand what is going on at the club.
Try drawing a picture of the club with it's own training ground, an extended stadium, a stronger playing squad etc. Then call this picture investment.
Then draw a picture which represents debt at the club and include the historical debts including Langston, then draw a line through Langston and add converting debt to equity or shares.
Now look at both pictures and try to understand the differences, there you are play a game of spot the difference I think it may well help.
Right now I'm drawing a picture of an internet troll who wants nothing more than post negative posts against the major investors at our club or alternatively go on and on and on at one of the most respected posters and founder members of this board.
I'm looking at my picture and I'm seeing Angry Man, AKA Midfield General, AKA Adam Brown.
What are you seeing.
The problem is that he's too dull to throw shit at and he's like a punch drunk boxer!
I think this tune was made for him, as he repeatedly keeps on coming back for more punishment:-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZ-fDxfUD58
Tue Jun 12, 2012 10:54 am
castleblue wrote:Overthemoon wrote:castleblue wrote:Angry Man wrote:Deano1 wrote:until an agreement is signed, no deal has been struck and goalposts can move. Moving goalposts after a deal has been signed is called breach of contract and people can be sued. Safe to assume that this position hasn't been reached therefore nobody has done anything wrong and negotiations continue until something has been SIGNED. Tell Sam to get his pen out if he thinks an agreement has been reached!
So surely if an agreement hasn't been signed then why have the club already changed to red ?
Have you tried drawing a couple of pictures it may help you understand what is going on at the club.
Try drawing a picture of the club with it's own training ground, an extended stadium, a stronger playing squad etc. Then call this picture investment.
Then draw a picture which represents debt at the club and include the historical debts including Langston, then draw a line through Langston and add converting debt to equity or shares.
Now look at both pictures and try to understand the differences, there you are play a game of spot the difference I think it may well help.
Right now I'm drawing a picture of an internet troll who wants nothing more than post negative posts against the major investors at our club or alternatively go on and on and on at one of the most respected posters and founder members of this board.
I'm looking at my picture and I'm seeing Angry Man, AKA Midfield General, AKA Adam Brown.
What are you seeing.
The problem is that he's too dull to throw shit at and he's like a punch drunk boxer!
I think this tune was made for him, as he repeatedly keeps on coming back for more punishment:-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZ-fDxfUD58
Spot on I think if there was a football club called Dull For Wales FC Adam would definately be the right back.
Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:03 am
Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:08 am
Angry Man wrote:Ah right so when the club said that the investment would only happen if an agreement was struck with Sam then that's now another lie is it ?
Now with the whole of the Langstone debt now still outstanding are the club ever going to deal with it ? Or will we be in even more shit just a year or two down the line ?
Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:17 am
Angry Man wrote:Ah right so when the club said that the investment would only happen if an agreement was struck with Sam then that's now another lie is it ?
Now with the whole of the Langstone debt now still outstanding are the club ever going to deal with it ? Or will we be in even more shit just a year or two down the line ?
Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:18 am
Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:21 am
djwayne wrote:I don't think they have any intention of settling the langston debt tbh.
Its an easy piece of PR negotiate get an agreement then change the terms to break the deal that way it LOOKS like you are trying to settle the clubs debts but you are not. That makes the gullible believe they are trying to help the club when they are only trying to help themselves.
I think the malaysians are buying time , they have no intention of investing any serious money and this change to red was to be able to sell the club to some other faceless investor so they can get their money back.
Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:22 am
Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:27 am
Overthemoon wrote:djwayne wrote:I don't think they have any intention of settling the langston debt tbh.
Its an easy piece of PR negotiate get an agreement then change the terms to break the deal that way it LOOKS like you are trying to settle the clubs debts but you are not. That makes the gullible believe they are trying to help the club when they are only trying to help themselves.
I think the malaysians are buying time , they have no intention of investing any serious money and this change to red was to be able to sell the club to some other faceless investor so they can get their money back.
So the £40 odd million that VT has already put into the club and the reported £1.2 million to keep the club afloat each month isn't serious money?
Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:33 am
djwayne wrote:Overthemoon wrote:djwayne wrote:I don't think they have any intention of settling the langston debt tbh.
Its an easy piece of PR negotiate get an agreement then change the terms to break the deal that way it LOOKS like you are trying to settle the clubs debts but you are not. That makes the gullible believe they are trying to help the club when they are only trying to help themselves.
I think the malaysians are buying time , they have no intention of investing any serious money and this change to red was to be able to sell the club to some other faceless investor so they can get their money back.
So the £40 odd million that VT has already put into the club and the reported £1.2 million to keep the club afloat each month isn't serious money?
For someone with VT's weath no it isn't its pocket change. Investing £40 million in one go would require money but £1.2 million a month is a fraction of the interest on his wealth.
I honestly think he has realised that running a football club will cost him far more money than he is prepared to spend and to mount a decent march on the premier league he is gonna have to open his wallet in a big way.
Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:37 am
Overthemoon wrote:djwayne wrote:Overthemoon wrote:djwayne wrote:I don't think they have any intention of settling the langston debt tbh.
Its an easy piece of PR negotiate get an agreement then change the terms to break the deal that way it LOOKS like you are trying to settle the clubs debts but you are not. That makes the gullible believe they are trying to help the club when they are only trying to help themselves.
I think the malaysians are buying time , they have no intention of investing any serious money and this change to red was to be able to sell the club to some other faceless investor so they can get their money back.
So the £40 odd million that VT has already put into the club and the reported £1.2 million to keep the club afloat each month isn't serious money?
For someone with VT's weath no it isn't its pocket change. Investing £40 million in one go would require money but £1.2 million a month is a fraction of the interest on his wealth.
I honestly think he has realised that running a football club will cost him far more money than he is prepared to spend and to mount a decent march on the premier league he is gonna have to open his wallet in a big way.
Fair enough answer, but it's only opinion and he didn't get to be where he currently is, by throwing his money away!
The only chance that I can see him getting his money back, is if we attain Premier League status, which means that he'll have to spend a lot more of his money, which he reportedly has pledged to do!
I can't see anybody coming in and giving him his money back, with our current level of debt!
Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:39 am
Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:41 am
djwayne wrote:Don't know if anyone can tell me this but IF VT does a debt for equity swap what percentage of the club would he own?
I am aware he currently owns 49% of it but what is left outstanding as I know there are other shareholders.
Reason I ask is that I have a crazy idea about what is going on but won't put it out here until I know if its possible
Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:42 am
Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:50 am
Tue Jun 12, 2012 12:25 pm
Tue Jun 12, 2012 12:26 pm
Tue Jun 12, 2012 12:27 pm
Marc wrote::shock:
I must be going mad
Tue Jun 12, 2012 12:28 pm
Tue Jun 12, 2012 1:00 pm
Angry Man wrote:Once again the Malaysians are trying to move the goalposts.
I wonder which way Gwyn will go now ?
Tue Jun 12, 2012 1:23 pm
Tue Jun 12, 2012 1:54 pm
Angry Man wrote:Of everything thats gone on with my life the thought that the pro-Red keyboard warriors will group on anyone who speaks out makes me laugh just as much as 'some' of my remarks make others laugh. However until some of you are brave even to voice those remarks to my face then you will always be keyboard warriors in my mind.
Tue Jun 12, 2012 2:08 pm
Tue Jun 12, 2012 2:13 pm
Angry Man wrote:Ah right so when the club said that the investment would only happen if an agreement was struck with Sam then that's now another lie is it ?
The club never sadi that dopey, you listen to the wrong bullshit and third hand The investment is happening and being spent no as we speak, isn't that concrete proof. IT SIMPLY DON'T GET TURNED INTO EQUITY UNTIL THE LANGSTON DEAL IS DONE. You getting it yet Madman brown.
Now with the whole of the Langstone debt now still outstanding are the club ever going to deal with it ? Or will we be in even more shit just a year or two down the line ?
Tue Jun 12, 2012 5:31 pm
Tue Jun 12, 2012 10:36 pm
Angry Man wrote:Of everything thats gone on with my life the thought that the pro-Red keyboard warriors will group on anyone who speaks out makes me laugh just as much as 'some' of my remarks make others laugh. However until some of you are brave even to voice those remarks to my face then you will always be keyboard warriors in my mind.
Adam, none of us go to Merthry matches, how can we say it to your face? the vast majority of us have never seen you at a cardiff game, fact.
Going back to the issue on hand. I'm sorry I missed Craigs point and I hope that he puts it back up as it seems to have interested some on here.
Just for clarification can someone put a link up here to say that this deal was going to go through even if a deal with Langstone was not struck. As I'm sure that this whole issue was reliant on whether or not a deal with Langstone could be put in place. If I am mistaken on that then I apologise however in my eyes it seems to make the whole situation worse as I was under the impression that that a figure of the so-called investment from Tan would go towards the Langstone debt. Now 'if' that doesn't seem to be the case then is everyone ok with the fact that the whole of the Langstone debt will still be outstanding yet we are borrowing more!!!!
Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:04 pm
castleblue wrote:Angry Man wrote:Deano1 wrote:until an agreement is signed, no deal has been struck and goalposts can move. Moving goalposts after a deal has been signed is called breach of contract and people can be sued. Safe to assume that this position hasn't been reached therefore nobody has done anything wrong and negotiations continue until something has been SIGNED. Tell Sam to get his pen out if he thinks an agreement has been reached!
So surely if an agreement hasn't been signed then why have the club already changed to red ?
Have you tried drawing a couple of pictures it may help you understand what is going on at the club.
Try drawing a picture of the club with it's own training ground, an extended stadium, a stronger playing squad etc. Then call this picture investment.
Then draw a picture which represents debt at the club and include the historical debts including Langston, then draw a line through Langston and add converting debt to equity or shares.
Now look at both pictures and try to understand the differences, there you are play a game of spot the difference I think it may well help.
Right now I'm drawing a picture of an internet troll who wants nothing more than post negative posts against the major investors at our club or alternatively go on and on and on at one of the most respected posters and founder members of this board.
I'm looking at my picture and I'm seeing Angry Man, AKA Midfield General, AKA Adam Brown.
What are you seeing.