Ron Noades / Hammam / Langston

See if you can work out the jig saw puzzle ?

Ron Noades buys non league team Wimbledon.

Ron Noades sells New League team to Sam Hammam

Ron Noades buys bigger team Crystal Palace.

Sam Hammam sells plough lane for large profit ( 30 mill aprox )

Wimbledon and Crystal palace both play at selhurst park ( game every saurday now at ground )

Noades sells club to fan ( guess the price 24 million ) but retains the ground.

Hammam sells Wimbledon to a foreign mob ( around 30 million ) continue to play at selhurst park.

Noades takes back Palace as fan pisses his money up against the wall and does his bollocks.

Noades again sells Palace to Simon Jordan , retain ground at start again.

Jordan buys ground through the back door.

Noades buys Brentford , , ear marks new site for new ground. Ends up with no success and leaves leaving loan notes.

Hammam buys Cardiff . Ear marks new site for new ground, ends up with no success and leaves leaving loan notes.

Noades never owns another football club, Hammam never owns another football club.

Yesterday Langston ( albeit Noades now brown bread ) got their final pounds back .

the denial is strong in this one

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the denial is strong in this one

My thoughts exactly. He's getting a bit boring now.

His timing is impeccable when there is anything negative to be shot towards a club he boasts about having no time or respect for and it does him no credit

Whether it is true or not, a statement was made by City's legal representative yesterday that appears to confirm Sam's contributory role in the whole Langston saga

I think he misses the biggest point when he fails to see that most City fans probably couldn't care less about who else was involved; that they were only interested in whether Sam was involved more than he claimed and (by default) had mis-led the City faithful that idolised him until this whole sorry saga began!

Personally, from this point on, I am only really interested in what happens next at Cardiff City FC and it appears there may finally be something good in the pipeline according to Forever Blue's thread this morning

See: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=168638

See if you can work out the jig saw puzzle ?

Ron Noades buys non league team Wimbledon.

Ron Noades sells New League team to Sam Hammam

Ron Noades buys bigger team Crystal Palace.

Sam Hammam sells plough lane for large profit ( 30 mill aprox )

Wimbledon and Crystal palace both play at selhurst park ( game every saurday now at ground )

Noades sells club to fan ( guess the price 24 million ) but retains the ground.

Hammam sells Wimbledon to a foreign mob ( around 30 million ) continue to play at selhurst park.

Noades takes back Palace as fan pisses his money up against the wall and does his bollocks.

Noades again sells Palace to Simon Jordan , retain ground at start again.

Jordan buys ground through the back door.

Noades buys Brentford , , ear marks new site for new ground. Ends up with no success and leaves leaving loan notes.

Hammam buys Cardiff . Ear marks new site for new ground, ends up with no success and leaves leaving loan notes.

Noades never owns another football club, Hammam never owns another football club.

Yesterday Langston ( albeit Noades now brown bread ) got their final pounds back .

So what you are effectively saying, is that Sam was a part of Langstone, albeit a minority shareholder?

Ron Noades was another shareholder (majority?), but there is at least one other who you are reluctant to name?

Most people thought that Sam was not wholly Langstone anyway so no surprises, Sams denial is at best semantics.

Dinosaurs kill man...


Women inherit the earth...

His timing is impeccable when there is anything negative to be shot towards a club he boasts about having no time or respect for and it does him no credit

Whether it is true or not, a statement was made by City's legal representative yesterday that appears to confirm Sam's contributory role in the whole Langston saga

I think he misses the biggest point when he fails to see that most City fans probably couldn't care less about who else was involved; that they were only interested in whether Sam was involved more than he claimed and (by default) had mis-led the City faithful that idolised him until this whole sorry saga began!

Personally, from this point on, I am only really interested in what happens next at Cardiff City FC and it appears there may finally be something good in the pipeline according to Forever Blue's thread this morning

See: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=168638

Sven my old friend, instead of harking on , - email Dalman or Nott and ask them to back up their statement to the press, let's then see what they come back with if anything .

See if you can work out the jig saw puzzle ?

Ron Noades buys non league team Wimbledon.

Ron Noades sells New League team to Sam Hammam

Ron Noades buys bigger team Crystal Palace.

Sam Hammam sells plough lane for large profit ( 30 mill aprox )

Wimbledon and Crystal palace both play at selhurst park ( game every saurday now at ground )

Noades sells club to fan ( guess the price 24 million ) but retains the ground.

Hammam sells Wimbledon to a foreign mob ( around 30 million ) continue to play at selhurst park.

Noades takes back Palace as fan pisses his money up against the wall and does his bollocks.

Noades again sells Palace to Simon Jordan , retain ground at start again.

Jordan buys ground through the back door.

Noades buys Brentford , , ear marks new site for new ground. Ends up with no success and leaves leaving loan notes.

Hammam buys Cardiff . Ear marks new site for new ground, ends up with no success and leaves leaving loan notes.

Noades never owns another football club, Hammam never owns another football club.

Yesterday Langston ( albeit Noades now brown bread ) got their final pounds back .

So what you are effectively saying, is that Sam was a part of Langstone, albeit a minority shareholder?

No - I believe Langston was another company set up by Noades to protect the bail out money paid to Citi Bank.
There's a web of Companies set up previous to buy football clubs.
Hence the representive claim of Hammam in this instance.
Hammam was always the front man for Noades, allowing him to own more than one football club, sell off grounds and allow the Same teams to play in the same ground. Hammam of course got paid well for doing so as you look at all the profits in selling plough lane, Wimbledon football club, crystal palace twice, and also finally selling selhurst park.
The next stage went wrong, Sam Hammam couldn't deliver the new stadium over the line, council Sussed him out, Noades couldn't deliver at Brentford either.
Noades went back to building golf courses with another family, the same family who Hammam at one time fronted a Tottenham purchase of shares up to the maximum of 10 percent as he officially owned Wimbledon at the time.
Tottenham were approached further but declined the business and the offer.
Football ownership is a murky world that attracts the largest sharks as well as the big billy bullshitters aka Peter Ridsale / Michael Knighton etc

Begining to sound like Roathie.

See if you can work out the jig saw puzzle ?

Ron Noades buys non league team Wimbledon.

Ron Noades sells New League team to Sam Hammam

Ron Noades buys bigger team Crystal Palace.

Sam Hammam sells plough lane for large profit ( 30 mill aprox )

Wimbledon and Crystal palace both play at selhurst park ( game every saurday now at ground )

Noades sells club to fan ( guess the price 24 million ) but retains the ground.

Hammam sells Wimbledon to a foreign mob ( around 30 million ) continue to play at selhurst park.

Noades takes back Palace as fan pisses his money up against the wall and does his bollocks.

Noades again sells Palace to Simon Jordan , retain ground at start again.

Jordan buys ground through the back door.

Noades buys Brentford , , ear marks new site for new ground. Ends up with no success and leaves leaving loan notes.

Hammam buys Cardiff . Ear marks new site for new ground, ends up with no success and leaves leaving loan notes.

Noades never owns another football club, Hammam never owns another football club.

Yesterday Langston ( albeit Noades now brown bread ) got their final pounds back .

Whats all that got to do with wet sham??

See if you can work out the jig saw puzzle ?

Ron Noades buys non league team Wimbledon.

Ron Noades sells New League team to Sam Hammam

Ron Noades buys bigger team Crystal Palace.

Sam Hammam sells plough lane for large profit ( 30 mill aprox )

Wimbledon and Crystal palace both play at selhurst park ( game every saurday now at ground )

Noades sells club to fan ( guess the price 24 million ) but retains the ground.

Hammam sells Wimbledon to a foreign mob ( around 30 million ) continue to play at selhurst park.

Noades takes back Palace as fan pisses his money up against the wall and does his bollocks.

Noades again sells Palace to Simon Jordan , retain ground at start again.

Jordan buys ground through the back door.

Noades buys Brentford , , ear marks new site for new ground. Ends up with no success and leaves leaving loan notes.

Hammam buys Cardiff . Ear marks new site for new ground, ends up with no success and leaves leaving loan notes.

Noades never owns another football club, Hammam never owns another football club.

Yesterday Langston ( albeit Noades now brown bread ) got their final pounds back .

Whats all that got to do with wet sham??

How about urghh.... nothing ! Does that score 10 points ?