The Debt.
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The cornerstone of Eddie's continued involvement with the club he loves.boltonboris wrote:Bolton Council have knocked back the planning permission on the Middlebrook redevelopment. Davies has thrown a hissy-fit and threatened to pull out (he can afford to, despite what people think) if they don't budge. The land owners have some financial dirt on the Councillors and are leveraging that info to get it sorted. It's all a bit messy.
Anyhow. Don't expect to see a penny go in until it's sorted.
A championship side that can live within it's means probably fits his model perfectly. He'd have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for those meddling councillors!
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Commercial offices, Business academy/school thing and a couple of other units.Bruce Rioja wrote:Planning permission? What are we after doing now?
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Gotta hope this is posturing by the wankers in Planning.boltonboris wrote:Commercial offices, Business academy/school thing and a couple of other units.Bruce Rioja wrote:Planning permission? What are we after doing now?
I met some once, not least the WOMAN who gave permission for the Normid at Burnden. Her sense of humour about it wasn't too developed.
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Ahh, yes, yes. I'd forgotten about that. Cheers.boltonboris wrote:Commercial offices, Business academy/school thing and a couple of other units.Bruce Rioja wrote:Planning permission? What are we after doing now?
Do we as to which aspect the planners don't approve? Bear in mind, they are a pack of c*nts that turn stuff down willie nillie in order to justify their own existences.
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What is Davies threatening to pull out of? His own business? Burnden Leisure own Bolton Wanderers or own it in the main. I'm not sure what the threat of pulling out means. Not putting money into the club? Is that not already broadly the direction of travel?boltonboris wrote:Bolton Council have knocked back the planning permission on the Middlebrook redevelopment. Davies has thrown a hissy-fit and threatened to pull out (he can afford to, despite what people think) if they don't budge. The land owners have some financial dirt on the Councillors and are leveraging that info to get it sorted. It's all a bit messy.
Anyhow. Don't expect to see a penny go in until it's sorted.
And why would a threat of Davies no longer financially supporting Bolton Wanderers bother the council's planning department and influence them in any way?
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If it was houses he was offering to build, the council would snatch his hand off!! Really getting p*ssed off with this council!!
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That's the socialists for you.
I blame Will the White.
I blame Will the White.
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can eddie d put the tip back ?
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The council being 'to blame' for the collapse of it's towns club. The business around the stadium. The local rag having even less people but it. The football club is the lifeblood of Bolton I'd imagine.BWFC_Insane wrote:What is Davies threatening to pull out of? His own business? Burnden Leisure own Bolton Wanderers or own it in the main. I'm not sure what the threat of pulling out means. Not putting money into the club? Is that not already broadly the direction of travel?boltonboris wrote:Bolton Council have knocked back the planning permission on the Middlebrook redevelopment. Davies has thrown a hissy-fit and threatened to pull out (he can afford to, despite what people think) if they don't budge. The land owners have some financial dirt on the Councillors and are leveraging that info to get it sorted. It's all a bit messy.
Anyhow. Don't expect to see a penny go in until it's sorted.
And why would a threat of Davies no longer financially supporting Bolton Wanderers bother the council's planning department and influence them in any way?
And by "pulling out" it means 'you're on your fvckin own' pay your own bills. Which, you know, we can't. Davies is a hell of lot wealthier than he's made out. He can feck this money off he pleases.
Personally, I think it'll be resolved, but it'll mean more than one party doing something they definitely shouldn't be doing.
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Well, I can buy that planning permission has been refused and Davies is unhappy. The rest of it sounds like Chinese whispers to me. You hear a lot of stuff like this and I just don't buy it really. But I guess it doesn't really matter what I believe.boltonboris wrote:The council being 'to blame' for the collapse of it's towns club. The business around the stadium. The local rag having even less people but it. The football club is the lifeblood of Bolton I'd imagine.BWFC_Insane wrote:What is Davies threatening to pull out of? His own business? Burnden Leisure own Bolton Wanderers or own it in the main. I'm not sure what the threat of pulling out means. Not putting money into the club? Is that not already broadly the direction of travel?boltonboris wrote:Bolton Council have knocked back the planning permission on the Middlebrook redevelopment. Davies has thrown a hissy-fit and threatened to pull out (he can afford to, despite what people think) if they don't budge. The land owners have some financial dirt on the Councillors and are leveraging that info to get it sorted. It's all a bit messy.
Anyhow. Don't expect to see a penny go in until it's sorted.
And why would a threat of Davies no longer financially supporting Bolton Wanderers bother the council's planning department and influence them in any way?
And by "pulling out" it means 'you're on your fvckin own' pay your own bills. Which, you know, we can't. Davies is a hell of lot wealthier than he's made out. He can feck this money off he pleases.
Personally, I think it'll be resolved, but it'll mean more than one party doing something they definitely shouldn't be doing.
The club really pushed news of the development plans at the time so it must be pretty important in many ways.
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There are quite a few people some of whom I have had contact with over the years who are looking for dodgy council deeds.BWFC_Insane wrote:Well, I can buy that planning permission has been refused and Davies is unhappy. The rest of it sounds like Chinese whispers to me. You hear a lot of stuff like this and I just don't buy it really. But I guess it doesn't really matter what I believe.boltonboris wrote:The council being 'to blame' for the collapse of it's towns club. The business around the stadium. The local rag having even less people but it. The football club is the lifeblood of Bolton I'd imagine.BWFC_Insane wrote:What is Davies threatening to pull out of? His own business? Burnden Leisure own Bolton Wanderers or own it in the main. I'm not sure what the threat of pulling out means. Not putting money into the club? Is that not already broadly the direction of travel?boltonboris wrote:Bolton Council have knocked back the planning permission on the Middlebrook redevelopment. Davies has thrown a hissy-fit and threatened to pull out (he can afford to, despite what people think) if they don't budge. The land owners have some financial dirt on the Councillors and are leveraging that info to get it sorted. It's all a bit messy.
Anyhow. Don't expect to see a penny go in until it's sorted.
And why would a threat of Davies no longer financially supporting Bolton Wanderers bother the council's planning department and influence them in any way?
And by "pulling out" it means 'you're on your fvckin own' pay your own bills. Which, you know, we can't. Davies is a hell of lot wealthier than he's made out. He can feck this money off he pleases.
Personally, I think it'll be resolved, but it'll mean more than one party doing something they definitely shouldn't be doing.
The club really pushed news of the development plans at the time so it must be pretty important in many ways.
You know the feeling, there's a smell, but you just cannot put your finger on where it's coming from (legally anyway).
A look at the fat controllers cohorts and the business they are in rings alarm bells for starters, or is it strange so many councillors are into property and development?
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There was a row a few years back with Tesco who wanted to extend the Middlebrook store and create 300 new jobs. Bolton Council agreed in principal as long as Tesco spent £500k on different projects around Horwich. Tesco offered £100k and so there has been no extension.
http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/bol ... 347.print/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Only a guess but I hope they are not trying to hold Eddie to ransom in the same way.
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Only a guess but I hope they are not trying to hold Eddie to ransom in the same way.
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the bournemouth fiscals make 'interesting' reading , but they'll not get no "£x million in debt" bullshit from the press , as they've all got tentpegs over them -maybe- getting in the play offs
i remember eddie/fartside/paperplateface getting stick for some reason when afcb bought this guy- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokelo_Rantie" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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i remember eddie/fartside/paperplateface getting stick for some reason when afcb bought this guy- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokelo_Rantie" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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malcd1 wrote:There was a row a few years back with Tesco who wanted to extend the Middlebrook store and create 300 new jobs. Bolton Council agreed in principal as long as Tesco spent £500k on different projects around Horwich. Tesco offered £100k and so there has been no extension.
http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/bol ... 347.print/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Only a guess but I hope they are not trying to hold Eddie to ransom in the same way.
... except there has been an extension. To the side. They extended within the footprint and move the canteen upstairs on a mezzanine floor.
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they paid about 3million for that southafrican guy , and folk were all "even fecking bournemouth have more money" "gartside out" etc , he's scored about 2 goals.Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Tentpegs? Rantie? I can normally follow you, a1, but you've lost me there.
(As an aside, his former youth team had a nearly as racialist name as the "super whites" nickname. feel a bit guilty for laughing, sounds like summat dave chappelle probably made up)
anyway...
.. just looked and it looks like it were the BEN that started usuing that particular stick first,
mustve been no "BWFC rip off some scumbag / pissed up away fans being dicks skrike like bitches when some bald bastard in a hi-viz jacket sorts them out / gartside = worse than hitler ", type stories to make up that week.
tentpegs - Pretend i'd mentioned the press and liverpool winning the league .. but less messy.
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skrike - it means cry
tentpegs - i meant erection , specifically the euphemism 'hard on' . As in ,"we'll not get any "£x million in debt" bullshit from the press , as they've all got hard-ons over them -maybe- getting in the play offs"
it must be a harry redknapp related thing..
its been a full day at least since the results and there has been zero stories or comment about it. they went bump again about five years ago.
their version of phil gartside hasnt needed to make any further statements justifying how they run the business like fartside had to do here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/25711189" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
this is about it too: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... 910887.stm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; - from ages ago.
tentpegs - i meant erection , specifically the euphemism 'hard on' . As in ,"we'll not get any "£x million in debt" bullshit from the press , as they've all got hard-ons over them -maybe- getting in the play offs"
it must be a harry redknapp related thing..
its been a full day at least since the results and there has been zero stories or comment about it. they went bump again about five years ago.
their version of phil gartside hasnt needed to make any further statements justifying how they run the business like fartside had to do here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/25711189" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
this is about it too: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... 910887.stm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; - from ages ago.
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Don't worry. It's probably my fault... I'm old, you're young, it's generational.
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looking through some of figures at http://www.theguardian.com/football/201 ... david-conn" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; is why I think at lot of the view about high wages we paid when in the PL, has simply to be regarded as the game we were competing in.
2 other things strike me. One is competing in the PL is like a nuclear arms race with self destruction for the majority in it; and two, is I never realised Delia actually owned Norwich and she can seemingly manage money as well as cook
2 other things strike me. One is competing in the PL is like a nuclear arms race with self destruction for the majority in it; and two, is I never realised Delia actually owned Norwich and she can seemingly manage money as well as cook
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