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He is an inventor - well off, but maybe not that well-off. Think he is the father of the footballer turn golf pro.Grant engineering has a Stephen Grant as CEO
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He is an inventor - well off, but maybe not that well-off. Think he is the father of the footballer turn golf pro.Grant engineering has a Stephen Grant as CEO
Bloody hope so.
Rodwell will be hiding at the very thought
These things often have to be kept confidential. Quinn denied it himself last time mate.None of it makes much sense. I could understand if Quinn was involved with investors but they hadn't yet contacted the club but then the initial BBC comment was pretty detailed in terms of when Short expected money etc, it's not as if they've simply misreported. As you say though, if there is a grain of truth in it there's no reason why the club would deny, confirming would possibly boost season ticket sales or might even prompt other bidders, increasing Short's chance of getting rid of us. All that makes sense is that there really is nothing in it, but in that case I'm surprised Quinn hasn't commented, and it's odd that the BBC got it so wrong
I agree, the detail about the proposal and Short staying on seems strange if there is no substance to it.None of it makes much sense. I could understand if Quinn was involved with investors but they hadn't yet contacted the club but then the initial BBC comment was pretty detailed in terms of when Short expected money etc, it's not as if they've simply misreported. As you say though, if there is a grain of truth in it there's no reason why the club would deny, confirming would possibly boost season ticket sales or might even prompt other bidders, increasing Short's chance of getting rid of us. All that makes sense is that there really is nothing in it, but in that case I'm surprised Quinn hasn't commented, and it's odd that the BBC got it so wrong
WadHe is an inventor - well off, but maybe not that well-off. Think he is the father of the footballer turn golf pro.
If there is any truth in it and I think there is, I don't think Quinn would blab.Have the BBC explained where they got their "news" from earlier today then? Where they gave details of a 2 year earn out period / deferred consideration, and the split of football and off field activities etc? Were the BBC told this by someone who wasn't authorised to tell them. Did Quinn blab when he wasn't supposed to or did the BBC simply invent the entire story, which doesn't really sound like their MO?
Why would he be ? The waster signed a contract with the club, he won't be out of pocket regardless of who owns the club.That would be f***ing epic mind.
Rodwell will be feeling very queasy right now me thinks
If the club have distanced themselves from it then it makes the point, well, pointless
Seriously?
In the time it took for me to go and open a bottle of wine to drink to better times for SAFC it has turned out to be a nonsense?
But I was all ready to celebrate![]()
ayeCan"t be arsed to read 93 pages...
Is this credible or bollocks?
They haven't a clue how to handle media stories like.So because North Korea FC have distanced themselves from it, it’s not happening?
The club are compulsive liars.
So basically he's got nee idea
I'm only logging on to see if Mad Berb has appeared with the real info
Just about, ayeSo basically he's got nee idea![]()
These things often have to be kept confidential. Quinn denied it himself last time mate.
The club possibly denying knowledge of it means nothing really.
Why would he be ? The waster signed a contract with the club, he won't be out of pocket regardless of who owns the club.