Been discussed in depth on here Raging
I missed that thread pal.Been discussed in depth on here Raging
Segantii
Financial Times is reporting some problems for Simon Sadler’s finance company Segantii in Hong Kong with some big banks pulling out of some forms of business with them. To be honest I don’t really understand it. Anyone know what’s going on? And should we be in any way…….worried?avftt.co.uk
Well I wouldn't exactly call something from less than 4 weeks ago "oldish news" Lytham.The conclusion was it's oldish news and not particularly accurate as the banks are still trading with them.
It's older than that, anyway, just trying to help, that's what you ** get that for that innit...Well I wouldn't exactly call something from less than 4 weeks ago "oldish news" Lytham.
The reporting is 4 weeks ago, but it refers to trades in 2020Well I wouldn't exactly call something from less than 4 weeks ago "oldish news" Lytham.
Yep.............It's older than that, anyway, just trying to help, that's what you ** get that for that innit...
Nearly 2 years old now. I think a commitment of £40m into infrastructure should answer your question.
Are you worried about your investments now you are getting to that age of moaning.Yep.............
Bit of each I guess.Are you worried about your investments now you are getting to that age of moaning.
It’s been about for 3weeks. Maybe why no one has been signed and Kirk deal abandoned No money ?I missed that thread pal.
Whose money though.Nearly 2 years old now. I think a commitment of £40m into infrastructure should answer your question.
Simon Sadler's, he literally said 'it's my money'.Whose money though.
Maybe the manager leaving and recruitment being put on the back burner as a result makes a little more sense…It’s been about for 3weeks. Maybe why no one has been signed and Kirk deal abandoned No money ?
The manager surely needs to see what he's got already before going out and spending on players we might not need?Maybe the manager leaving and recruitment being put on the back burner as a result makes a little more sense…
Also £300k on a training ground we plan to leave.
Also at least £250k further renovating a pitch which was already fit for purpose (comparatively) and adding fibre stitching (again something not necessary yet done at expense)
Also a commitment to further invest in even more lighting rigs (again not necessary)
Also the fact the owner has confirmed the budget has increased from last year (a year we spent approximately £1.5 million on transfer fees)
Also the £40 million pound commitment to infrastructure development (also confirmed as being out of the owners picket)
Do we know if he has seen Stewart...Dougall...Lavery...Hamilton yet....The manager surely needs to see what he's got already before going out and spending on players we might not need?
We've had a week of training now, so I'd expect him to be targeting some areas.
Presumably not.Do we know if he has seen Stewart...Dougall...Lavery...Hamilton yet....
Difficult until he sees his 4 his internationals in the flesh…Presumably not.
But apart from that, we have no money.Maybe the manager leaving and recruitment being put on the back burner as a result makes a little more sense…
Also £300k on a training ground we plan to leave.
Also at least £250k further renovating a pitch which was already fit for purpose (comparatively) and adding fibre stitching (again something not necessary yet done at expense)
Also a commitment to further invest in even more lighting rigs (again not necessary)
Also the fact the owner has confirmed the budget has increased from last year (a year we spent approximately £1.5 million on transfer fees)
Also the £40 million pound commitment to infrastructure development (also confirmed as being out of the owners picket)