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I think it's really a case of wait and see what happens with this deadline. I have no trust in Ashley now and I hope we get a suitable consortium willing to buy the club but if the club can't be sold we'd be better off as fans imo doing what Mr. Foreskin says and concentrate on getting behind the lads. It's hardly ideal, I know, but it's a distinct possibility in the current financial climate.

What do you propose we, as fans, do, if he can't find a buyer then?

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The financial markets are way beyond the credit crunch now. I would predict that January will be a very quiet transfer window this year. A lot of clubs out there are living year by year by reservicing debt of huge amounts over short terms. This will start to slow down as banks do not have the money to support this kind of refinancing. I can see Manutd being in a bit of trouble along with Arsenal and West Ham and Pompey being completely fucked.

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I think it's really a case of wait and see what happens with this deadline. :razz: I have no trust in Ashley now and I hope we get a suitable consortium willing to buy the club but if the club can't be sold we'd be better off as fans imo doing what Mr. Foreskin says and concentrate on getting behind the lads. It's hardly ideal, I know, but it's a distinct possibility in the current financial climate.

What do you propose we, as fans, do, if he can't find a buyer then? :D

 

 

I was agreeing with you just got me eyes up in the wrong place :D

 

 

:D

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But anyway, the fact is, that Ashley has been caught short as have most people in business. It does no good to put more pressure on him IMO as I think another owner could fuck us over even worse. At least we sort of know where we are with Ashley. (admittedly it's not great).

 

Please go write the theme song for the NUSC.

I did offer tbqfh. :razz:

 

 

I think it's really a case of wait and see what happens with this deadline. I have no trust in Ashley now and I hope we get a suitable consortium willing to buy the club but if the club can't be sold we'd be better off as fans imo doing what Mr. Foreskin says and concentrate on getting behind the lads. It's hardly ideal, I know, but it's a distinct possibility in the current financial climate.
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Isn't Kashley the type of gutter marketer that has CLOSING DOWN SALE! on his stores for 3 years running?

 

This deadline is, I suspect, more of the same and combined with the state of the market I wouldn't be surprised to see it extended for ONE MONTH ONLY! :D

:D

 

I don't like his practices as I've said before. The fact is though we could be in a far worse state.

 

The financial markets are way beyond the credit crunch now. I would predict that January will be a very quiet transfer window this year. A lot of clubs out there are living year by year by reservicing debt of huge amounts over short terms. This will start to slow down as banks do not have the money to support this kind of refinancing. I can see Manutd being in a bit of trouble along with Arsenal and West Ham and Pompey being completely fucked.

That's what I'm saying really....the world financial situation has moved on lightyears from where we were when Keegan walked out. I'm just saying that fortunately we aren't in debt to the level of many clubs and it's ridiculous not to express that fact. In a crisis, the fine details are the first to get the chop and although I'm still very disappointed that Ashley lied to us and chose to stick with his shadowy pals over Keegan, the fact is it's his money that's stopped us being as vulnerable as some other clubs.

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I work in a role that is linked to the city and the credit market has dried up....completely.

 

Unless the potential new owner has committed borrowings in place or big money in the bank, forget about it.

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I work in a role that is linked to the city and the credit market has dried up....completely.

 

Unless the potential new owner has committed borrowings in place or big money in the bank, forget about it.

 

Tube driver? :lol:

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I work in a role that is linked to the city and the credit market has dried up....completely.

 

Unless the potential new owner has committed borrowings in place or big money in the bank, forget about it.

 

Tube driver? :lol:

 

Yeah something like that. Theres a lot of very worried people out there.

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I work in a role that is linked to the city and the credit market has dried up....completely.

 

Unless the potential new owner has committed borrowings in place or big money in the bank, forget about it.

 

Tube driver? :lol:

 

 

road sweeper ?

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I work in a role that is linked to the city and the credit market has dried up....completely.

 

Unless the potential new owner has committed borrowings in place or big money in the bank, forget about it.

 

Tube driver? :lol:

 

 

road sweeper ?

 

We all need aspirations chaps.

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strewth sammy, why don't you stop being such a twat?

 

Because the world is full of idiots such as yourself.

 

It's like Maddox has signed up. Were you always this bitter?

 

Yep, that would be it.

 

Or maybe you could go pretend to be a film maker, again.

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I work in a role that is linked to the city and the credit market has dried up....completely.

 

Unless the potential new owner has committed borrowings in place or big money in the bank, forget about it.

 

Tube driver? :lol:

 

 

road sweeper ?

 

Most likely sewerage worker with the shit he posts on here.

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I work in a role that is linked to the city and the credit market has dried up....completely.

 

Unless the potential new owner has committed borrowings in place or big money in the bank, forget about it.

Just as well you work in the city and are privy to this insider info or we would be completely in the dark about it.

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I work in a role that is linked to the city and the credit market has dried up....completely.

 

Unless the potential new owner has committed borrowings in place or big money in the bank, forget about it.

Just as well you work in the city and are privy to this insider info or we would be completely in the dark about it.

 

:lol:

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I work in a role that is linked to the city and the credit market has dried up....completely.

 

Unless the potential new owner has committed borrowings in place or big money in the bank, forget about it.

Just as well you work in the city and are privy to this insider info or we would be completely in the dark about it.

 

TBF I dont think your average geordie spends more time pouring over the business media rather than some grot site.

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