harrybuckle
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Post by harrybuckle on Oct 7, 2019 12:43:12 GMT
DRIBUILD HAS CEASED TRADING
Administrators from Begbies Traynor took control of the £40m turnover business on Friday afternoon.
Five of the company’s 35-strong team are being retained by Begbies Traynor while the administration proceeds and nine live commercial construction projects are assessed.
The business founded by managing director Matt Tyler in 2008 worked on projects worth up to £10m, and achieved consistent growth year on year.
This saw it ranked in the Financial Times fastest-growing European companies in 2017 and last year listed as one of the London Stock Exchange’s 1000 Companies to Inspire Britain.
Plans to see the firm expand from its west country base saw Dribuild move to a new Bristol HQ last year and open new offices in Manchester and Cardiff.
Hope they paid Rovers their sponsorship fees!
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Peter Parker
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Post by Peter Parker on Oct 7, 2019 13:27:09 GMT
aal Tom G's fault
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Post by Deleted on Oct 7, 2019 14:16:23 GMT
That's a bit unfair of you. Even I only blame him for stuff that he's directly involved with. As Mike says, it leaves the question of whether they were decent enough to whoop their wad on the counter in one go, up front, for the stand sponsorship and any other commitments or if this is going to leave a hole in a budget somewhere. For the record, the fact that the company has gone into administration isn't Tom's fault, but failure to have a financial plan, in case this type of thing happens, would be his fault. But he's a professional, so he'll have a contingency in place.
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Post by o2o2bo2ba on Oct 7, 2019 18:21:00 GMT
OMG...it comes to something when you find yourself liking one of Bamber's posts!
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Post by tauntongas on Oct 7, 2019 18:36:55 GMT
That's a bit unfair of you. Even I only blame him for stuff that he's directly involved with. As Mike says, it leaves the question of whether they were decent enough to whoop their wad on the counter in one go, up front, for the stand sponsorship and any other commitments or if this is going to leave a hole in a budget somewhere. For the record, the fact that the company has gone into administration isn't Tom's fault, but failure to have a financial plan, in case this type of thing happens, would be his fault. But he's a professional, so he'll have a contingency in place. Stop sticking up for your BFF, Bamber.
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Post by Smithy Gas on Oct 7, 2019 23:16:22 GMT
That's a bit unfair of you. Even I only blame him for stuff that he's directly involved with. As Mike says, it leaves the question of whether they were decent enough to whoop their wad on the counter in one go, up front, for the stand sponsorship and any other commitments or if this is going to leave a hole in a budget somewhere. For the record, the fact that the company has gone into administration isn't Tom's fault, but failure to have a financial plan, in case this type of thing happens, would be his fault. But he's a professional, so he'll have a contingency in place. I wonder if the contingency could be that they don’t actually sponsor the stand anymore?
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Post by Deleted on Oct 8, 2019 8:43:52 GMT
That's a bit unfair of you. Even I only blame him for stuff that he's directly involved with. As Mike says, it leaves the question of whether they were decent enough to whoop their wad on the counter in one go, up front, for the stand sponsorship and any other commitments or if this is going to leave a hole in a budget somewhere. For the record, the fact that the company has gone into administration isn't Tom's fault, but failure to have a financial plan, in case this type of thing happens, would be his fault. But he's a professional, so he'll have a contingency in place. I wonder if the contingency could be that they don’t actually sponsor the stand anymore? We could just take down the signs and pretend that Paddy Power are our new sponsors. Wouldn't help the finances, but I could rant on for a few days about the evils of gambling.
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Smithy Gas
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Post by Smithy Gas on Oct 8, 2019 12:44:32 GMT
I wonder if the contingency could be that they don’t actually sponsor the stand anymore? We could just take down the signs and pretend that Paddy Power are our new sponsors. Wouldn't help the finances, but I could rant on for a few days about the evils of gambling. Why would we take down the Poplar Insulation signs? They won't be too happy with that!
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Post by johnmalyckyj on Oct 14, 2019 20:11:11 GMT
I wonder if the contingency could be that they don’t actually sponsor the stand anymore? We could just take down the signs and pretend that Paddy Power are our new sponsors. Wouldn't help the finances, but I could rant on for a few days about the evils of gambling. I bet you couldn't. Kind Regards John Malyckyj PS I hope you and yours are well.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 14, 2019 23:00:07 GMT
We could just take down the signs and pretend that Paddy Power are our new sponsors. Wouldn't help the finances, but I could rant on for a few days about the evils of gambling. I bet you couldn't. Kind Regards John Malyckyj PS I hope you and yours are well. Right as always. But not to worry, Sandra will fill in. We should catch up.
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Post by Blue Mist on Oct 15, 2019 11:20:50 GMT
We could change it to the NoBuild stand. Cheap and easy!
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Post by Blue Mist on Oct 15, 2019 11:25:37 GMT
On a more serious note until a sponsor is found we could donate the space to a Parkinsons charity in memory of Stuart Taylor.
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Post by Curly Wurly on Oct 15, 2019 11:49:21 GMT
On a more serious note until a sponsor is found we could donate the space to a Parkinsons charity in memory of Stuart Taylor. To echo smithy gas' point above, the East Stand has been the Poplar Insulation Stand since August 2017.
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