Little food for thought on a Sunday. How is it even remotely possible to "pretend" to buy a football club. Mike Ashley would have us believe all these wannabe buyers, such as BZG, PCP, etc., are "tyre kickers" wasting his precious time. But just think about what that fat tosser is actually saying here. He's effectively claiming that someone would go through the effort of paying for lawyers, putting themselves up for scrutiny, but not actually have the money to complete the transaction. So he's claiming they're making all this up, either fake lawyers, or fake paperwork, but how - exactly - are they going to "buy" the club, if - as he claims - they don't have the money? Is he accepting the bid, calling their bluff and letting them be found out in the press? Funny, it never seems to get that far. It seems we have to just take HIS word for it, that they are in fact schemers.
Now add this thought - these same schemers, whose reasons for doing this remain a mystery to me (press? ****s and giggle? a dare?), never seem to go to the press with what they've found. So I've been dwelling on this today and it's all left me really, really confused.
- They can't be doing it as journalists, because no details come out.
- They can't be pretending, because lawyers, etc., cost vast amounts of money.
I've realised that not one journalist seems to have come to the realisation that something very wrong is going on here. Can anyone here shed some light as to how it's possible to "pretend" to buy a club? If so, why can't I ring the club and pretend the same? Surely there's some level of diligence that goes on?
Or could it possibly be that Mike Ashley is a sociopath, a compulsive liar, who gets some sort of kick from leading people on a dance? Could he get some weird pleasure out of doing all this stuff - the media lies, the appointments and now the "I'm trying to sell, honest guv"? Is he enjoying stringing along would-be buyers the same as he strings along fans, with his v-signs and whatnot? Surely he's too rich to be this petty - or is he?
Now add this thought - these same schemers, whose reasons for doing this remain a mystery to me (press? ****s and giggle? a dare?), never seem to go to the press with what they've found. So I've been dwelling on this today and it's all left me really, really confused.
- They can't be doing it as journalists, because no details come out.
- They can't be pretending, because lawyers, etc., cost vast amounts of money.
I've realised that not one journalist seems to have come to the realisation that something very wrong is going on here. Can anyone here shed some light as to how it's possible to "pretend" to buy a club? If so, why can't I ring the club and pretend the same? Surely there's some level of diligence that goes on?
Or could it possibly be that Mike Ashley is a sociopath, a compulsive liar, who gets some sort of kick from leading people on a dance? Could he get some weird pleasure out of doing all this stuff - the media lies, the appointments and now the "I'm trying to sell, honest guv"? Is he enjoying stringing along would-be buyers the same as he strings along fans, with his v-signs and whatnot? Surely he's too rich to be this petty - or is he?
