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T_Bone said:
And this is a problem. You don’t know why threads get pulled, you don’t know why you get warnings or bans or how many warnings you have.
Despite one mod trying to explain where to look,and in my case, telling every other member how many warnings and bans I’ve ever had, you look and it’s not there.
It’s as clear as mud.
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I've just found out that there may be a problem with profile page display which may explain why I can see your rap sheet but you can't.

I'll report back when I have more information.

As I've mentioned before if anyone wants further information on post deletions, warnings or bans then they can pm me or if they prefer, any online moderator.
 

Can we keep all the f***ing meltdowns out of this thread, please?

Oh, sorry, I forgot I was on the SMB and not on Twitter. As you were.
 
Sorry if Seb, The Times



The takeover of Sunderland could be completed this week after the three main purchasers registered a new company at Companies House on Monday.
John Phelan, Glenn Fuhrman and Robert Platek, the principals of MSD Partners, a private investment firm based in New York, have listed FPP Sunderland Limited and would become majority shareholders.
Stewart Donald, the League One team’s owner, will retain a stake in the club and he and Charlie Methven, the executive director, are expected to be given roles when the deal is finalised.
MSD Partners was formed in 2009 by MSD Capital, which manages the wealth of Michael Dell, the founder of Dell Technologies who is worth almost £30 billion and will be a passive minority investor in the club. The three men, Phelan, Fuhrman and Platek will inject their wealth into the North East club in a personal capacity.
The potential takeover has taken longer than estimated due to the level of scrutiny undertaken in the due diligence process. The three men have yet to state publicly why they have chosen to invest in Sunderland, but
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, which documented the club’s 2017-18 season and showcased the fervent support Sunderland attract.

Sunderland missed out on promotion to the Championship in the final minute of injury-time against Charlton Athletic in the League One play-off final in May. However Jack Ross, the manager whose position is said to be safe, has led the club back into contention for promotion.
 
The Rat said:
Sorry if Seb, The Times



The takeover of Sunderland could be completed this week after the three main purchasers registered a new company at Companies House on Monday.
John Phelan, Glenn Fuhrman and Robert Platek, the principals of MSD Partners, a private investment firm based in New York, have listed FPP Sunderland Limited and would become majority shareholders.
Stewart Donald, the League One team’s owner, will retain a stake in the club and he and Charlie Methven, the executive director, are expected to be given roles when the deal is finalised.
MSD Partners was formed in 2009 by MSD Capital, which manages the wealth of Michael Dell, the founder of Dell Technologies who is worth almost £30 billion and will be a passive minority investor in the club. The three men, Phelan, Fuhrman and Platek will inject their wealth into the North East club in a personal capacity.
The potential takeover has taken longer than estimated due to the level of scrutiny undertaken in the due diligence process. The three men have yet to state publicly why they have chosen to invest in Sunderland, but
You must be logged on to see external links
, which documented the club’s 2017-18 season and showcased the fervent support Sunderland attract.

Sunderland missed out on promotion to the Championship in the final minute of injury-time against Charlton Athletic in the League One play-off final in May. However Jack Ross, the manager whose position is said to be safe, has led the club back into contention for promotion.
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The last sentence means this takeover means nothing.
 
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