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Post by splitter on Sept 14, 2015 8:56:18 GMT
Bristol PostSo if there is a genuine plan b that is viable, why don't we just get on with executing that, and walk away from the court case? Or is it just press bluster to detract from a couple of losses on the field.
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Post by o2o2bo2ba on Sept 14, 2015 8:59:15 GMT
Bristol PostSo if there is a genuine plan b that is viable, why don't we just get on with executing that, and walk away from the court case? Or is it just press bluster to detract from a couple of losses on the field. Well I kindof agree. I'm guessing the powers that be will want to exhaust all channels from plan A first? |
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Post by simonj on Sept 14, 2015 9:56:36 GMT
Yes, you need to accept Plan A is done. It probably is but you need 100%, prior to moving to an alternative plan which wont be as good.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 14, 2015 10:07:15 GMT
Yes, you need to accept Plan A is done. It probably is but you need 100%, prior to moving to an alternative plan which wont be as good. Lord help us if the alternative plan isn't even as good as battling residents for 2 years, spending millions on legal costs, plans and applications, fighting our 'partners' in the High Court and finishing up with nothing. |
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Post by Henbury Gas on Sept 14, 2015 10:12:58 GMT
Yes, you need to accept Plan A is done. It probably is but you need 100%, prior to moving to an alternative plan which wont be as good. Lord help us if the alternative plan isn't even as good as battling residents for 2 years, spending millions on legal costs, plans and applications, fighting our 'partners' in the High Court and finishing up with nothing. Ground share with the other team in Bristol...  |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 14, 2015 10:28:15 GMT
Lord help us if the alternative plan isn't even as good as battling residents for 2 years, spending millions on legal costs, plans and applications, fighting our 'partners' in the High Court and finishing up with nothing. Ground share with the other team in Bristol... Mangotsfield? |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 14, 2015 10:36:13 GMT
Lord help us if the alternative plan isn't even as good as battling residents for 2 years, spending millions on legal costs, plans and applications, fighting our 'partners' in the High Court and finishing up with nothing. Ground share with the other team in Bristol... always welcome at manor farm in fact while im here anyone turning up with a rovers / ***t season ticket gets in for 3 quid for games at the farm |
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Post by brizzle on Sept 14, 2015 15:00:27 GMT
Yes, you need to accept Plan A is done. It probably is but you need 100%, prior to moving to an alternative plan which wont be as good. Lord help us if the alternative plan isn't even as good as battling residents for 2 years, spending millions on legal costs, plans and applications, fighting our 'partners' in the High Court and finishing up with nothing. Sadly so I'm afraid. Except for the part where you mention ''fighting our 'partners' in the High Court and finishing up with nothing.'' We're not quite there yet, but it's more than likely on the way.  |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 14, 2015 15:04:33 GMT
Plan 'B' mean something completely different in my bedroom.
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Post by Thatslife on Sept 14, 2015 15:42:15 GMT
Plan 'B' mean something completely different in my bedroom. That would be using your left hand instead of your right to err.......right your diatribes that is. |
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Post by a more piratey game on Sept 14, 2015 16:02:54 GMT
following the witty deployment of Happy Days as our run-out tune, do you think we'll have Ill Manors next time?
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Post by nailseagas36 on Sept 14, 2015 16:30:15 GMT
Ok just reading the evil post about plan b I noticed that they mentioned that the interest on the 2 million loan was 1.2% per month and did some quick maths as being a gashead I don't need fingers and toes to count past eleven like them south of river
2000000x1.2% = 24k a month in interest what the hell that's mental. That would pay for a striker no problem! Is plan b bankruptcy?
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Post by Deleted on Sept 14, 2015 16:39:45 GMT
Plan B, leaving the loan to one side, is a much scaled down stadium at UWE (15k capacity) as reported by Vital using the proceeds of sale of The Mem to a new purchaser.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 14, 2015 16:41:00 GMT
Ok just reading the evil post about plan b I noticed that they mentioned that the interest on the 2 million loan was 1.2% per month and did some quick maths as being a gashead I don't need fingers and toes to count past eleven like them south of river 2000000x1.2% = 24k a month in interest what the hell that's mental. That would pay for a striker no problem! Is plan b bankruptcy? I think it may be worse than that. Someone said on this forum that they had seen in the accounts that the Wonga loan was actually £2.6m, so £31200 per month. |
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Post by Curly Wurly on Sept 14, 2015 16:46:06 GMT
Ok just reading the evil post about plan b I noticed that they mentioned that the interest on the 2 million loan was 1.2% per month and did some quick maths as being a gashead I don't need fingers and toes to count past eleven like them south of river 2000000x1.2% = 24k a month in interest what the hell that's mental. That would pay for a striker no problem! Is plan b bankruptcy? I think it may be worse than that. Someone said on this forum that they had seen in the accounts that the Wonga loan was actually £2.6m, so £31200 per month. I think that is about right Bamber. No wonder we are looking to restructure the loan. I always get worried when Nick refers to "our partners" - I think he used the phrase with respect to MSP yesterday |
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Post by Feeling The Blues on Sept 14, 2015 16:51:18 GMT
Ok just reading the evil post about plan b I noticed that they mentioned that the interest on the 2 million loan was 1.2% per month and did some quick maths as being a gashead I don't need fingers and toes to count past eleven like them south of river 2000000x1.2% = 24k a month in interest what the hell that's mental. That would pay for a striker no problem! Is plan b bankruptcy? I think it may be worse than that. Someone said on this forum that they had seen in the accounts that the Wonga loan was actually £2.6m, so £31200 per month. How about, new director comes and puts in £2.6m loan capital at a much more sensible rate and Wonga are paid off and out of our hair? |
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Post by Curly Wurly on Sept 14, 2015 16:57:22 GMT
I think it may be worse than that. Someone said on this forum that they had seen in the accounts that the Wonga loan was actually £2.6m, so £31200 per month. How about, new director comes and puts in £2.6m loan capital at a much more sensible rate and Wonga are paid off and out of our hair? Nice  ...................I think? |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 14, 2015 17:00:20 GMT
I think it may be worse than that. Someone said on this forum that they had seen in the accounts that the Wonga loan was actually £2.6m, so £31200 per month. How about, new director comes and puts in £2.6m loan capital at a much more sensible rate and Wonga are paid off and out of our hair? We would still owe the £2.6m and would still be paying interest on it. What has that £2.6m done for the club exactly? |
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Post by Feeling The Blues on Sept 14, 2015 17:24:39 GMT
How about, new director comes and puts in £2.6m loan capital at a much more sensible rate and Wonga are paid off and out of our hair? We would still owe the £2.6m and would still be paying interest on it. What has that £2.6m done for the club exactly? First things first Bamber. We can think about how much bang we've had for our buck (or going to get) once we've reduced our monthly payments from £31,200 to an IOU. |
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Post by Peter Parker on Sept 14, 2015 17:41:52 GMT
How about, new director comes and puts in £2.6m loan capital at a much more sensible rate and Wonga are paid off and out of our hair? We would still owe the £2.6m and would still be paying interest on it. What has that £2.6m done for the club exactly? Did it build roads, viaducts? |
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