Re: Wakefield up for sale : Tue Sep 07, 2010 2:03 pm  

jimmyfivebellies wrote:

how is cas plans for a stadium coming on?

Please don't tell me this is now the accepted level for a trolling effort.....
very poor...

Re: Wakefield up for sale : Tue Sep 07, 2010 5:14 pm  

waltontiger wrote:

Please don't tell me this is now the accepted level for a trolling effort.....
very poor...

Just like his English eh mate? Why are trolls always thick as an obese womans labia?

Re: Wakefield up for sale : Wed Sep 08, 2010 8:58 am  

Therailwayendisuponus. wrote:

Just like his English eh mate? Why are trolls always thick as an obese womans labia?

Because they spend their time trolling, rather than going to school. I thought that much was obvious.

Re: Wakefield up for sale : Wed Sep 08, 2010 8:52 pm  

Fully wrote: In George Riley's blog it says the IVA prevents him from being on the BoD. Doesn't that mean he can still be a shareholder or am I misinterpreting it? http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/georgeriley/ ... tml?page=2 You can be a director without being a shareholder, and you can be a shareholder without being a director. And you can be both. The problem with a personal shareholding is that it is an asset that creditors can snatch, and so it makes sense for him to sell to realise what he can. For the buyer, it is like our super league status: a good investment if the stadium comes off. Not if it doesn't. The Widnes mismanagement was of the club, by the way. It matters little that Ted's personal finances have gone awry provided that the club is managed okay financially.

Fully wrote: In George Riley's blog it says the IVA prevents him from being on the BoD. Doesn't that mean he can still be a shareholder or am I misinterpreting it? http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/georgeriley/ ... tml?page=2 You can be a director without being a shareholder, and you can be a shareholder without being a director. And you can be both. The problem with a personal shareholding is that it is an asset that creditors can snatch, and so it makes sense for him to sell to realise what he can. For the buyer, it is like our super league status: a good investment if the stadium comes off. Not if it doesn't. The Widnes mismanagement was of the club, by the way. It matters little that Ted's personal finances have gone awry provided that the club is managed okay financially.

Re: Wakefield up for sale : Thu Sep 09, 2010 6:15 am  

Slugger McBatt wrote:

Ted's personal finances have gone awry provided that the club is managed okay financially.

And is that likely ???????