Mon Jun 11, 2012 11:57 pm
Tue Jun 12, 2012 11:28 am
Tue Jun 12, 2012 1:39 pm
Tue Jun 12, 2012 1:43 pm
Angry Man wrote:Of course thats the case. Who in their right mind would do a financial deal as big as this without the correct clauses are out in place.?
I agree this is a smoke screen on ensuring that the colour transfer takes place as smoothly as possible.
Tue Jun 12, 2012 1:46 pm
Tue Jun 12, 2012 1:49 pm
Tue Jun 12, 2012 1:55 pm
BigGwynram wrote:Of course its a plan, it's the plan of action I chose within seconds of hearing the proposals and i haven't changed one bit.
I didn't want to change to red, but it was happening, why protest now, the deal was done and at best we could make such a fuss VT would not invest any more and look to walk away and cut his losses as the worse case scenario.
Either way we would still be in red coz it had been registered with the League.
When he is tied into massive equity holding, he may be more prepared to listen and consult with the fan base, if not and he alienates the masses, then i'm sure he'll pay a price.
If the fans all feel the same and they decide to protest then it will have an affect i can promise you, will it ever get to that I doubt it and i hope not, does it harm if he's made aware of that, I don't think so, best he knows now and takes it on board for future plans.
Now if that's me being rumbled, then so what, I got nothing to hide.
Tue Jun 12, 2012 1:56 pm
Tue Jun 12, 2012 2:00 pm
BigGwynram wrote:Of course its a plan, it's the plan of action I chose within seconds of hearing the proposals and i haven't changed one bit.
I didn't want to change to red, but it was happening, why protest now, the deal was done and at best we could make such a fuss VT would not invest any more and look to walk away and cut his losses as the worse case scenario.
Either way we would still be in red coz it had been registered with the League.
When he is tied into massive equity holding, he may be more prepared to listen and consult with the fan base, if not and he alienates the masses, then i'm sure he'll pay a price.
If the fans all feel the same and they decide to protest then it will have an affect i can promise you, will it ever get to that I doubt it and i hope not, does it harm if he's made aware of that, I don't think so, best he knows now and takes it on board for future plans.
Now if that's me being rumbled, then so what, I got nothing to hide.
Tue Jun 12, 2012 2:04 pm
Angry Man wrote:BigGwynram wrote:Of course its a plan, it's the plan of action I chose within seconds of hearing the proposals and i haven't changed one bit.
I didn't want to change to red, but it was happening, why protest now, the deal was done and at best we could make such a fuss VT would not invest any more and look to walk away and cut his losses as the worse case scenario.
Either way we would still be in red coz it had been registered with the League.
When he is tied into massive equity holding, he may be more prepared to listen and consult with the fan base, if not and he alienates the masses, then i'm sure he'll pay a price.
If the fans all feel the same and they decide to protest then it will have an affect i can promise you, will it ever get to that I doubt it and i hope not, does it harm if he's made aware of that, I don't think so, best he knows now and takes it on board for future plans.
Now if that's me being rumbled, then so what, I got nothing to hide.
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Seems to me that Sam has told you to switch sides Gwyn after the breakdown of the deal between both parties and you want to save face. Sorry but that plan is a load of shit
Tue Jun 12, 2012 2:06 pm
BigGwynram wrote:Are some of you mad? the deal is done can't you understand .
And as for protest, what do you mean allows us to protest, they can't stop us protesting, that's what a protest is.
So what is the plan I got, and is this now to suit Sam Hammam, or the Malaysians, mad as a box of frogs.
Protest now if you want, but to achieve what and change what.
Tue Jun 12, 2012 2:13 pm
Tue Jun 12, 2012 2:23 pm
Angry Man wrote:BigGwynram wrote:Are some of you mad? the deal is done can't you understand .
And as for protest, what do you mean allows us to protest, they can't stop us protesting, that's what a protest is.
So what is the plan I got, and is this now to suit Sam Hammam, or the Malaysians, mad as a box of frogs.
Protest now if you want, but to achieve what and change what.
So has your legal advisors been through the deal word for word Gwyn..? Or are you just assuming that theres no clause in there which says that the club could change back to blue at any time..?
Tue Jun 12, 2012 3:35 pm
BigGwynram wrote:Of course its a plan, it's the plan of action I chose within seconds of hearing the proposals and i haven't changed one bit.
I didn't want to change to red, but it was happening, why protest now, the deal was done and at best we could make such a fuss VT would not invest any more and look to walk away and cut his losses as the worse case scenario.
Either way we would still be in red coz it had been registered with the League.
When he is tied into massive equity holding, he may be more prepared to listen and consult with the fan base, if not and he alienates the masses, then i'm sure he'll pay a price.
If the fans all feel the same and they decide to protest then it will have an affect i can promise you, will it ever get to that I doubt it and i hope not, does it harm if he's made aware of that, I don't think so, best he knows now and takes it on board for future plans.
Now if that's me being rumbled, then so what, I got nothing to hide.
Tue Jun 12, 2012 3:44 pm
castleblue wrote:Angry Man wrote:BigGwynram wrote:Are some of you mad? the deal is done can't you understand .
And as for protest, what do you mean allows us to protest, they can't stop us protesting, that's what a protest is.
So what is the plan I got, and is this now to suit Sam Hammam, or the Malaysians, mad as a box of frogs.
Protest now if you want, but to achieve what and change what.
So has your legal advisors been through the deal word for word Gwyn..? Or are you just assuming that theres no clause in there which says that the club could change back to blue at any time..?
Adam clubs are required by Football League rules to nominate both home and away colours prior to the AGM of the Football League. That took place in Portugal the week before last so as the club has nominated Red then Red it will be at home. Nothing to do with Gwyn or legal agreements because lets face it changing the colour of the playing strip will have absolutely no bearing whatsoever in the legal documentation that will convert loans into shares, nothing to do with Langston, nothing to do with the cost of Clarkies in the stadium.
When Gwyn asks what can be achieved by protest now think Football League rules. Which means when it comes to colours absolutely nothing.
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Tue Jun 12, 2012 4:22 pm
Angry Man wrote:castleblue wrote:Angry Man wrote:BigGwynram wrote:Are some of you mad? the deal is done can't you understand .
And as for protest, what do you mean allows us to protest, they can't stop us protesting, that's what a protest is.
So what is the plan I got, and is this now to suit Sam Hammam, or the Malaysians, mad as a box of frogs.
Protest now if you want, but to achieve what and change what.
So has your legal advisors been through the deal word for word Gwyn..? Or are you just assuming that theres no clause in there which says that the club could change back to blue at any time..?
Adam clubs are required by Football League rules to nominate both home and away colours prior to the AGM of the Football League. That took place in Portugal the week before last so as the club has nominated Red then Red it will be at home. Nothing to do with Gwyn or legal agreements because lets face it changing the colour of the playing strip will have absolutely no bearing whatsoever in the legal documentation that will convert loans into shares, nothing to do with Langston, nothing to do with the cost of Clarkies in the stadium.
When Gwyn asks what can be achieved by protest now think Football League rules. Which means when it comes to colours absolutely nothing.
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Castle, I'm sorry but if the change of colour is so important to Tan and it seems to be given the recent alterations you can bet your bottom dollor that there is a clause in the agreement that the club must say red. God knows what could happen if the club were to brake the agreement but I'm sure the result of such a possible U-turn after the agreement is done which also be outlined in the original document.
Tue Jun 12, 2012 4:25 pm
BigGwynram wrote:Angry Man wrote:castleblue wrote:Angry Man wrote:BigGwynram wrote:Are some of you mad? the deal is done can't you understand .
And as for protest, what do you mean allows us to protest, they can't stop us protesting, that's what a protest is.
So what is the plan I got, and is this now to suit Sam Hammam, or the Malaysians, mad as a box of frogs.
Protest now if you want, but to achieve what and change what.
So has your legal advisors been through the deal word for word Gwyn..? Or are you just assuming that theres no clause in there which says that the club could change back to blue at any time..?
Adam clubs are required by Football League rules to nominate both home and away colours prior to the AGM of the Football League. That took place in Portugal the week before last so as the club has nominated Red then Red it will be at home. Nothing to do with Gwyn or legal agreements because lets face it changing the colour of the playing strip will have absolutely no bearing whatsoever in the legal documentation that will convert loans into shares, nothing to do with Langston, nothing to do with the cost of Clarkies in the stadium.
When Gwyn asks what can be achieved by protest now think Football League rules. Which means when it comes to colours absolutely nothing.
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Castle, I'm sorry but if the change of colour is so important to Tan and it seems to be given the recent alterations you can bet your bottom dollor that there is a clause in the agreement that the club must say red. God knows what could happen if the club were to brake the agreement but I'm sure the result of such a possible U-turn after the agreement is done which also be outlined in the original document.
There's a clause that the club has to say RED, where do they have to say it? don't make sense, but that's nothing new from you.And as for braking the agreement, I bet it would be just as nad if they were to break it even.
Tue Jun 12, 2012 4:33 pm
Bridgend_bluebird wrote:BigGwynram wrote:Angry Man wrote:castleblue wrote:Angry Man wrote:BigGwynram wrote:Are some of you mad? the deal is done can't you understand .
And as for protest, what do you mean allows us to protest, they can't stop us protesting, that's what a protest is.
So what is the plan I got, and is this now to suit Sam Hammam, or the Malaysians, mad as a box of frogs.
Protest now if you want, but to achieve what and change what.
So has your legal advisors been through the deal word for word Gwyn..? Or are you just assuming that theres no clause in there which says that the club could change back to blue at any time..?
Adam clubs are required by Football League rules to nominate both home and away colours prior to the AGM of the Football League. That took place in Portugal the week before last so as the club has nominated Red then Red it will be at home. Nothing to do with Gwyn or legal agreements because lets face it changing the colour of the playing strip will have absolutely no bearing whatsoever in the legal documentation that will convert loans into shares, nothing to do with Langston, nothing to do with the cost of Clarkies in the stadium.
When Gwyn asks what can be achieved by protest now think Football League rules. Which means when it comes to colours absolutely nothing.
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Castle, I'm sorry but if the change of colour is so important to Tan and it seems to be given the recent alterations you can bet your bottom dollor that there is a clause in the agreement that the club must say red. God knows what could happen if the club were to brake the agreement but I'm sure the result of such a possible U-turn after the agreement is done which also be outlined in the original document.
There's a clause that the club has to say RED, where do they have to say it? don't make sense, but that's nothing new from you.And as for braking the agreement, I bet it would be just as nad if they were to break it even.
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Bit off topic but it still makes me laugh as soon as Baz told me.
Tue Jun 12, 2012 4:36 pm
Bluebird64 wrote:Before pooh poohing this as another pro blue post .............
Tue Jun 12, 2012 4:37 pm
bluebirdbaz wrote:[quoteAngry Man wrote:castleblue wrote:Angry Man wrote:BigGwynram wrote:Are some of you mad? the deal is done can't you understand .
And as for protest, what do you mean allows us to protest, they can't stop us protesting, that's what a protest is.
So what is the plan I got, and is this now to suit Sam Hammam, or the Malaysians, mad as a box of frogs.
Protest now if you want, but to achieve what and change what.
So has your legal advisors been through the deal word for word Gwyn..? Or are you just assuming that theres no clause in there which says that the club could change back to blue at any time..?
Adam clubs are required by Football League rules to nominate both home and away colours prior to the AGM of the Football League. That took place in Portugal the week before last so as the club has nominated Red then Red it will be at home. Nothing to do with Gwyn or legal agreements because lets face it changing the colour of the playing strip will have absolutely no bearing whatsoever in the legal documentation that will convert loans into shares, nothing to do with Langston, nothing to do with the cost of Clarkies in the stadium.
When Gwyn asks what can be achieved by protest now think Football League rules. Which means when it comes to colours absolutely nothing.
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Castle, I'm sorry but if the change of colour is so important to Tan and it seems to be given the recent alterations you can bet your bottom dollor that there is a clause in the agreement that the club must say red. God knows what could happen if the club were to brake the agreement but I'm sure the result of such a possible U-turn after the agreement is done which also be outlined in the original document.
There's a clause that the club has to say RED, where do they have to say it? don't make sense, but that's nothing new from you.And as for braking the agreement, I bet it would be just as nad if they were to break it even.
Tue Jun 12, 2012 4:42 pm
Angry Man wrote:castleblue wrote:Angry Man wrote:BigGwynram wrote:Are some of you mad? the deal is done can't you understand .
And as for protest, what do you mean allows us to protest, they can't stop us protesting, that's what a protest is.
So what is the plan I got, and is this now to suit Sam Hammam, or the Malaysians, mad as a box of frogs.
Protest now if you want, but to achieve what and change what.
So has your legal advisors been through the deal word for word Gwyn..? Or are you just assuming that theres no clause in there which says that the club could change back to blue at any time..?
Adam clubs are required by Football League rules to nominate both home and away colours prior to the AGM of the Football League. That took place in Portugal the week before last so as the club has nominated Red then Red it will be at home. Nothing to do with Gwyn or legal agreements because lets face it changing the colour of the playing strip will have absolutely no bearing whatsoever in the legal documentation that will convert loans into shares, nothing to do with Langston, nothing to do with the cost of Clarkies in the stadium.
When Gwyn asks what can be achieved by protest now think Football League rules. Which means when it comes to colours absolutely nothing.
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Castle, I'm sorry but if the change of colour is so important to Tan and it seems to be given the recent alterations you can bet your bottom dollor that there is a clause in the agreement that the club must say red. God knows what could happen if the club were to brake the agreement but I'm sure the result of such a possible U-turn after the agreement is done which also be outlined in the original document.
Tue Jun 12, 2012 4:46 pm
Wayne S wrote:Bluebird64 wrote:Before pooh poohing this as another pro blue post .............
but you wrote it in blue. Sort of gave it away really
Tue Jun 12, 2012 7:44 pm
bluebird1977 wrote:People are mentioning sam in here but if sam aint payed then the owners will not become owners of the club 100% so dont we all want him to be payed so we can move on its either one or the other, that way we can go from there once the malaysians have done whatever there doing which in truth there doing it anyway without fan power. When the roles are reversed then fan power will previal without the fear of the club going under or them pulling out, im sure of it i can hardly call this thread a rumble of gwyn or anything else i would call it common sence like the thread ive posted yesterday which for some reason there seems to be a few threads going up ONLY NOW about whats in my thread ironic .
Tue Jun 12, 2012 7:50 pm
Bluebird64 wrote:bluebird1977 wrote:People are mentioning sam in here but if sam aint payed then the owners will not become owners of the club 100% so dont we all want him to be payed so we can move on its either one or the other, that way we can go from there once the malaysians have done whatever there doing which in truth there doing it anyway without fan power. When the roles are reversed then fan power will previal without the fear of the club going under or them pulling out, im sure of it i can hardly call this thread a rumble of gwyn or anything else i would call it common sence like the thread ive posted yesterday which for some reason there seems to be a few threads going up ONLY NOW about whats in my thread ironic .
So once the Malaysians are too far in and have committed to us, we then plan to protest but we leak this information on a public forum so they know what we are planning and we do all this even though it carries the risk that they will find out and pull out beforehand.
Does anyone actually believe this?
Tue Jun 12, 2012 7:57 pm
bluebird1977 wrote:Bluebird64 wrote:bluebird1977 wrote:People are mentioning sam in here but if sam aint payed then the owners will not become owners of the club 100% so dont we all want him to be payed so we can move on its either one or the other, that way we can go from there once the malaysians have done whatever there doing which in truth there doing it anyway without fan power. When the roles are reversed then fan power will previal without the fear of the club going under or them pulling out, im sure of it i can hardly call this thread a rumble of gwyn or anything else i would call it common sence like the thread ive posted yesterday which for some reason there seems to be a few threads going up ONLY NOW about whats in my thread ironic .
So once the Malaysians are too far in and have committed to us, we then plan to protest but we leak this information on a public forum so they know what we are planning and we do all this even though it carries the risk that they will find out and pull out beforehand.
Does anyone actually believe this?
Yes its possible thats what could go on like ive said here in my thread viewtopic.php?f=2&t=83604 yet you start a thread an hour later with the same thing i had already said but mine wasnt just about gwyn it was the three amigos and maybe it would be the outcome who knows it was just ifs, buts and maybes. I got 20 theorys but this was just one thread of a possible outcome if they turned it all in to equity
Tue Jun 12, 2012 7:58 pm
BigGwynram wrote:Of course its a plan, it's the plan of action I chose within seconds of hearing the proposals and i haven't changed one bit.
I didn't want to change to red, but it was happening, why protest now, the deal was done and at best we could make such a fuss VT would not invest any more and look to walk away and cut his losses as the worse case scenario.
Either way we would still be in red coz it had been registered with the League.
When he is tied into massive equity holding, he may be more prepared to listen and consult with the fan base, if not and he alienates the masses, then i'm sure he'll pay a price.
If the fans all feel the same and they decide to protest then it will have an affect i can promise you, will it ever get to that I doubt it and i hope not, does it harm if he's made aware of that, I don't think so, best he knows now and takes it on board for future plans.
Now if that's me being rumbled, then so what, I got nothing to hide.
Tue Jun 12, 2012 7:59 pm
Bluebird64 wrote:bluebird1977 wrote:Bluebird64 wrote:bluebird1977 wrote:People are mentioning sam in here but if sam aint payed then the owners will not become owners of the club 100% so dont we all want him to be payed so we can move on its either one or the other, that way we can go from there once the malaysians have done whatever there doing which in truth there doing it anyway without fan power. When the roles are reversed then fan power will previal without the fear of the club going under or them pulling out, im sure of it i can hardly call this thread a rumble of gwyn or anything else i would call it common sence like the thread ive posted yesterday which for some reason there seems to be a few threads going up ONLY NOW about whats in my thread ironic .
So once the Malaysians are too far in and have committed to us, we then plan to protest but we leak this information on a public forum so they know what we are planning and we do all this even though it carries the risk that they will find out and pull out beforehand.
Does anyone actually believe this?
Yes its possible thats what could go on like ive said here in my thread viewtopic.php?f=2&t=83604 yet you start a thread an hour later with the same thing i had already said but mine wasnt just about gwyn it was the three amigos and maybe it would be the outcome who knows it was just ifs, buts and maybes. I got 20 theorys but this was just one thread of a possible outcome if they turned it all in to equity
Fair point but it is obvious that someone is clearly lying to us.
Tue Jun 12, 2012 8:06 pm
bluebird1977 wrote:Bluebird64 wrote:bluebird1977 wrote:Bluebird64 wrote:bluebird1977 wrote:People are mentioning sam in here but if sam aint payed then the owners will not become owners of the club 100% so dont we all want him to be payed so we can move on its either one or the other, that way we can go from there once the malaysians have done whatever there doing which in truth there doing it anyway without fan power. When the roles are reversed then fan power will previal without the fear of the club going under or them pulling out, im sure of it i can hardly call this thread a rumble of gwyn or anything else i would call it common sence like the thread ive posted yesterday which for some reason there seems to be a few threads going up ONLY NOW about whats in my thread ironic .
So once the Malaysians are too far in and have committed to us, we then plan to protest but we leak this information on a public forum so they know what we are planning and we do all this even though it carries the risk that they will find out and pull out beforehand.
Does anyone actually believe this?
Yes its possible thats what could go on like ive said here in my thread viewtopic.php?f=2&t=83604 yet you start a thread an hour later with the same thing i had already said but mine wasnt just about gwyn it was the three amigos and maybe it would be the outcome who knows it was just ifs, buts and maybes. I got 20 theorys but this was just one thread of a possible outcome if they turned it all in to equity
Fair point but it is obvious that someone is clearly lying to us.
Yep but i know who it is THE MALAYSIANS