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ABBEY
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ABBEY, I'm sorry but your argument regarding debt is nonsense. We all know what has gone on previously and it's absolutely disgraceful. We're all mad as a wasp and that won't change.and the longer they stay the more the debt grows
Exactly right dr... and we'd be back to being unable to pay the milkman!ABBEY, I'm sorry but your argument regarding debt is nonsense. We all know what has gone on previously and it's absolutely disgraceful. We're all mad as a wasp and that won't change.
For the debt argument, let's forget Venkys and pretend we're starting afresh with new owners.
Our costs annually are £10 million and our income is only £4 million, leaving a cash deficit of £6 million. New owners then input cash of £6 million to make good the shortfall. To account for the input this then becomes a loan to the company (club) of £6 million and increases the clubs debt accordingly.
I hate Venkys with a passion but who'd stump up the basic £6 million deficit in running costs if they fucked Off?
Forget the debt, its not worth thinking about because in a business sense the club is now only worth two and six.
He won't change his mind. I think one particular game back in August proved that.Exactly right dr... and we'd be back to being unable to pay the milkman!
Way way too late to believe that boycotting is the best way forward. I'll ask you to be honest here Abbey, you must be boycotting with an aim in mind and with hopes of an end product. So what do you hope to achieve by doing so? As far as I can see it's just not an option for anybody with the clubs future interest at heart.
Best way is to support the club financially and buy 3 dolls and some hat pins for the owners.
Christ gord you've a bee in your bonnet over my boycott ...funny how you boycotted and didn't support the club before . We may have been able to keep some of the players if you had .Exactly right dr... and we'd be back to being unable to pay the milkman!
Way way too late to believe that boycotting is the best way forward. I'll ask you to be honest here Abbey, you must be boycotting with an aim in mind and with hopes of an end product. So what do you hope to achieve by doing so? As far as I can see it's just not an option for anybody with the clubs future interest at heart.
Best way is to support the club financially and buy 3 dolls and some hat pins for the owners.
Hmm let me see..... £50,000,000 pa of media money plus attendance receipts plus commercial revenue and my missing ST money of short of 400 quid? Can't see Nelsen, N'Zonzi and Samba bothering too much about that one way or the other.Christ gord you've a bee in your bonnet over my boycott ...funny how you boycotted and didn't support the club before . We may have been able to keep some of the players if you had .
Quick couple of questions Vinjay.... 1. What is an Official boycotter? 2. Are you putting money aside?He won't change his mind. I think one particular game back in August proved that.
I just think people should forget the whole NAPM argument though. Its not about the money (because they aren't profiting) its about being repeatedly insulted. There's no way back for them now whatever they do money/strategically wise. Still think saving money should be an option for official boycotters at least to show some support for any new owners who are gonna have to foot the whole bill. Not that anyone is going to take on that debt (Venkys writing it off still a HUGE what if) however rich they are unless they are completely nuts.
OK but there has to be some hope of such reward whatever happens down the line. Otherwise what's the point? I want new owners who give their absolute best efforts and won't accept anything less. Of course some potential new owners might not be willing to do certain things financially but...I for one am not arsed about playing in the top flight . .don't get me wrong I loved it when we won things and the scum dogs can't take the memories.
I just want the wankers gone nothing else .
Yes. The line of questioning went: “Why have you not brought your son / daughter / rabbit / cat / dog / pet white rat to see the wonderful Rovers? ToMo needs you. Next time do not come and there is no refund as the money has been spent on hair dye for Gladwin.”.Seems there's been ructions in the Family Stand last night. For some reason adults without children were challenged at the turnstiles even though lots of parents with young children will deem 10pm too late for a kids with school the day after and sensibly leave their children at home with Mum. Quite right too imo cos that means Dad can have a couple of scoops after the match.
Anyway Jim Wilkinson has been suggesting that if BRFC don't want single adults in the family stand that a section of the JWU be made available for lone parents when the kids can't go. I can't see much of a problem with that until we can sell 31000 tickets at full price once more.
Jim Wilkinson's a miserable old git who hates kids and would drive any potential young fans away within 2 minutes of hearing him. Kinda like a far more obnoxious, abusive and extreme version of yourself Theno . As for the family stand and adults last time I sat in that section alone (when it was the BBE Upper) nobody objected. Have the exact regulations been specified? Its October so why the hell suddenly start making an issue out of this? It should be made clear at the start of the season and people sitting there should bring their kids at night. Of course its a bit hard to manage the issue with ST holders as adults could be alone due to their kid being ill or something. Really all you can probably do is manage walkups on the day/night and only sell in that section to adults who have a child with them.Seems there's been ructions in the Family Stand last night. For some reason adults without children were challenged at the turnstiles even though lots of parents with young children will deem 10pm too late for a kids with school the day after and sensibly leave their children at home with Mum. Quite right too imo cos that means Dad can have a couple of scoops after the match.
Anyway Jim Wilkinson has been suggesting that if BRFC don't want single adults in the family stand that a section of the JWU be made available for lone parents when the kids can't go. I can't see much of a problem with that until we can sell 31000 tickets at full price once more.