Sports Shield - New Owners (Probably)
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So are we saying the mentally challenged one is hoboh?
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Insane. Regardless of paying the tax bill the judge may well have found in favour of hmrc and wound us up anyway. A plan for the future funding of the club was needed. Paying the tax bill was not enough.
As for the transfer ban. We couldn't afford to sign anyone anyway, regardless of lennon or no lennon.
I don't give a shit what the supposed deal is. It makes no difference, either SS can afford it or not. They seem to think they can, so what's the problem? Chill, you're just winding yourself up and going to make yourself I'll.
As for the transfer ban. We couldn't afford to sign anyone anyway, regardless of lennon or no lennon.
I don't give a shit what the supposed deal is. It makes no difference, either SS can afford it or not. They seem to think they can, so what's the problem? Chill, you're just winding yourself up and going to make yourself I'll.
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1) If SS have signed a deal they can't afford (which BWFC_Insane is suggesting) - then they are stupid and we'd be stupid to have any confidence that they won't sign future deals they can't afford and land us back in the same position - and anyone who suggested we should leap into bed quick with them was stupid.
2) alternatively - maybe they haven't, and this is just the death-throes of the panic-fannies looking for one last glorious panic - and it'll be reet.
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2) alternatively - maybe they haven't, and this is just the death-throes of the panic-fannies looking for one last glorious panic - and it'll be reet.
(2) is the right answer)
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You can leave the Panic Fannies right out of this mister. This here carping/fannying/talkingbolloxwhilepretendingtoknowinsidedetails malarkey is a one man band.thebish wrote:1) If SS have signed a deal they can't afford (which BWFC_Insane is suggesting) - then they are stupid and we'd be stupid to have any confidence that they won't sign future deals they can't afford and land us back in the same position - and anyone who suggested we should leap into bed quick with them was stupid.
2) alternatively - maybe they haven't, and this is just the death-throes of the panic-fannies looking for one last glorious panic - and it'll be reet.
(2) is the right answer)
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It does. You need to update the forecasts every sixth months. But the forecasting period is actually defined a line or two above that.Lost Leopard Spot wrote: This ^ doesn't say what you are saying. This has nothing to do with 2017. Note Bene the remark about MAXIMUM 6 monthly figures. From March...
Hence the line you seem to have missed. You need to project from your last accounts to the next accounting date at the end of next season. In other words, you have to demonstrate funding till the end of the next season.
from the date to which those interim accounts were prepared and expiring on the next accounting reference date after the end of the following Season.
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They don't have to do anything. They seem to have got a deal they're happy with. He's sold up for less than he wanted to. By your mode of taking everyone at face value he's an angel.BWFC_Insane wrote:The problem is it now condemns us to league one football which means a reduction in income for new owners of around £5M. Had the constant changing of the terms been avoided this could have happened weeks if not months ago. The up front costs to sports shield could have been reduced if the tax was paid allowing potentially for investment in the team too.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:Given that the ban can be lifted and lennon can be fired once the sale goes through what's the problem? Unless you're suggesting Eddie should have handed over a manager less club with an outstanding payoff owed.
No point paying the tax bill when hmrc are trying to wind you up regardless of payment.
Calm down, the world might not seem so black then.
Sports shield are being asked to not only pay for Eddie's mess but then to give him a cut of anything they manage to make in the future. It really does stink. And who knows if his increased demands may tip the finances over the edge for sports shield in the eyes of the FL, jeopardising the whole deal?
No point paying the tax bill? I really have heard it all now. Truly have.
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You get worse!Worthy4England wrote:Someone seriously needs to restart their medication, I think...this is getting Hobohesque. Has anyone ever seem them together - like at the same time?
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Those are limits. The latest each season you can submit accounts are March. Interim accounts can only go up to the end of the next season.BWFC_Insane wrote:It does. You need to update the forecasts every sixth months. But the forecasting period is actually defined a line or two above that.Lost Leopard Spot wrote: This ^ doesn't say what you are saying. This has nothing to do with 2017. Note Bene the remark about MAXIMUM 6 monthly figures. From March...
Hence the line you seem to have missed. You need to project from your last accounts to the next accounting date at the end of next season. In other words, you have to demonstrate funding till the end of the next season.
from the date to which those interim accounts were prepared and expiring on the next accounting reference date after the end of the following Season.
I just don't see 2017 in there. It's on about now, and to the end of this season, not next year.
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Read the whole paragraph again. You have to forecast forward from your last account to the accounting period and I quote 'after the end of the following season'.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Those are limits. The latest each season you can submit accounts are March. Interim accounts can only go up to the end of the next season.BWFC_Insane wrote:It does. You need to update the forecasts every sixth months. But the forecasting period is actually defined a line or two above that.Lost Leopard Spot wrote: This ^ doesn't say what you are saying. This has nothing to do with 2017. Note Bene the remark about MAXIMUM 6 monthly figures. From March...
Hence the line you seem to have missed. You need to project from your last accounts to the next accounting date at the end of next season. In other words, you have to demonstrate funding till the end of the next season.
from the date to which those interim accounts were prepared and expiring on the next accounting reference date after the end of the following Season.
I just don't see 2017 in there. It's on about now, and to the end of this season, not next year.
Not sure how much plainer that can be. Forecast your financial position from now till the end of the following season. Update it every six months. Submit it by March 31st annually or when a new owner wants to buy the club....
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I have read it. That's an interim forecast for next season. That's not asking for the proof you stated. No proof required, just an interim statement. You were bigging it up, it is not a major hurdle that hasn't been met. Any fxcker can make up interim forecasts... you don't need to lodge mountains of cash or anything, you just sort of say, by the end of trading 2017 season we'll be oodles in profit we think...BWFC_Insane wrote:Read the whole paragraph again. You have to forecast forward from your last account to the accounting period and I quote 'after the end of the following season'.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Those are limits. The latest each season you can submit accounts are March. Interim accounts can only go up to the end of the next season.BWFC_Insane wrote:It does. You need to update the forecasts every sixth months. But the forecasting period is actually defined a line or two above that.Lost Leopard Spot wrote: This ^ doesn't say what you are saying. This has nothing to do with 2017. Note Bene the remark about MAXIMUM 6 monthly figures. From March...
Hence the line you seem to have missed. You need to project from your last accounts to the next accounting date at the end of next season. In other words, you have to demonstrate funding till the end of the next season.
from the date to which those interim accounts were prepared and expiring on the next accounting reference date after the end of the following Season.
I just don't see 2017 in there. It's on about now, and to the end of this season, not next year.
Not sure how much plainer that can be. Forecast your financial position from now till the end of the following season. Update it every six months. Submit it by March 31st annually or when a new owner wants to buy the club....
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Hang on, you're the one who's been asserting that we're not even going to pay the fooking tax bill.BWFC_Insane wrote:No point paying the tax bill? I really have heard it all now. Truly have.
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The proof bit is the final paragraph I pasted. The league can ask for proof that a new owner can meet their financial forecasts which must span till the end of next season.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:I have read it. That's an interim forecast for next season. That's not asking for the proof you stated. No proof required, just an interim statement. You were bigging it up, it is not a major hurdle that hasn't been met. Any fxcker can make up interim forecasts... you don't need to lodge mountains of cash or anything, you just sort of say, by the end of trading 2017 season we'll be oodles in profit we think...BWFC_Insane wrote:Read the whole paragraph again. You have to forecast forward from your last account to the accounting period and I quote 'after the end of the following season'.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Those are limits. The latest each season you can submit accounts are March. Interim accounts can only go up to the end of the next season.BWFC_Insane wrote:It does. You need to update the forecasts every sixth months. But the forecasting period is actually defined a line or two above that.Lost Leopard Spot wrote: This ^ doesn't say what you are saying. This has nothing to do with 2017. Note Bene the remark about MAXIMUM 6 monthly figures. From March...
Hence the line you seem to have missed. You need to project from your last accounts to the next accounting date at the end of next season. In other words, you have to demonstrate funding till the end of the next season.
from the date to which those interim accounts were prepared and expiring on the next accounting reference date after the end of the following Season.
I just don't see 2017 in there. It's on about now, and to the end of this season, not next year.
Not sure how much plainer that can be. Forecast your financial position from now till the end of the following season. Update it every six months. Submit it by March 31st annually or when a new owner wants to buy the club....
This is what is happening. It really is quite simple and in black and white.
It is a fact that is what they have been asked to do. And the regulations behind have been shown and are very clear. The league needs a forecast till the accounting period at the end of next season. They can in the case of new owners ask them to appear at a meeting to provide proof of this. That is what has happened.
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BWFC_Insane wrote: The end.
if only!!!!
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I know, June 23rd seems like tomorrow in comparison.thebish wrote:BWFC_Insane wrote: The end.
if only!!!!
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so the basis of an article by Iles, on the back of a one line 'quote' from Lennon (both of whose knowledge has been previously questioned) we understand that SS have failed to provide the info that a) since it was in black and white, they should have known they needed to provide; and b) they should have had to hand as ED had been ridiculously asking for the same assurity during the process; we are to deduce what ??
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I've no idea ST, but it must be bad. Very bad...
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clearly the obvious conclusion is that if we see ED in the street we should physically assault him... can't you see that??StaffsTrotter wrote:so the basis of an article by Iles, on the back of a one line 'quote' from Lennon (both of whose knowledge has been previously questioned) we understand that SS have failed to provide the info that a) since it was in black and white, they should have known they needed to provide; and b) they should have had to hand as ED had been ridiculously asking for the same assurity during the process; we are to deduce what ??
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Pah - bloody amateurs (although decent offering from Bish) - things to deduce from the article.
1) SS need to do more work - ED has therefore come with a new set of demands - this could wreck our season and it'll be ED's fault. That's why he's smiling.
2) ED is now in cahoots with the FL around the evidence of more funds. They want to take food off Deano's table whilst splitting the profits from the sale of the Macron 90/10 ED/FL
3) The "all smiling" picture at the top is very sinister, as it shows two people clearly at loggerheads. Deano looks anaemic because he's been bled dry by the bloke on his right, who's a doppleganger. ED is actually in the Car Park, selling spaces to the highest bidder as he's due to catch a plane to Barbados at half time
4) The match result shows that had ED sorted things a while ago, we'd have won 7-1
5) ED's lack of a tan from Barbados, shows that whilst he was there not dealing with the takeover, he was digging holes under shady palm trees to bury the money in.
6) Ad infinitum
1) SS need to do more work - ED has therefore come with a new set of demands - this could wreck our season and it'll be ED's fault. That's why he's smiling.
2) ED is now in cahoots with the FL around the evidence of more funds. They want to take food off Deano's table whilst splitting the profits from the sale of the Macron 90/10 ED/FL
3) The "all smiling" picture at the top is very sinister, as it shows two people clearly at loggerheads. Deano looks anaemic because he's been bled dry by the bloke on his right, who's a doppleganger. ED is actually in the Car Park, selling spaces to the highest bidder as he's due to catch a plane to Barbados at half time
4) The match result shows that had ED sorted things a while ago, we'd have won 7-1
5) ED's lack of a tan from Barbados, shows that whilst he was there not dealing with the takeover, he was digging holes under shady palm trees to bury the money in.
6) Ad infinitum
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