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He's saying the 'Americans' are still very much interested in a takeover.

The circumstances have to be as they've asked and 'the right people in place'.

You may remember, from many months ago, I was saying 'staff issues' were the sticking point.

Martin Smith apart it's my belief that 'FPP' have criteria they will not budge on ...

... Donald could end this all and just accept facts.

hopfully this pandemic forces his hand and he does accept the facts.
 
He's saying the 'Americans' are still very much interested in a takeover.

The circumstances have to be as they've asked and 'the right people in place'.

You may remember, from many months ago, I was saying 'staff issues' were the sticking point.

Martin Smith apart it's my belief that 'FPP' have criteria they will not budge on ...

... Donald could end this all and just accept facts.

It seems we have been here before...let's hope the 'stalemate' is overcome in the fans favour!

Nothing in the Echo, other than Donald still touting the club.
 
On the downside I see Mr Rodwell’s comments about there being little movement in the transfer window don’t bode well. Obviously getting his excuses in early for signing no ****er again. It is very difficult to read anything at all into these developments with his appointment and now a complete lack of any information coming out.
 
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businessman with Sunderland links now in director roles in varying SOL registered companies i.e - Tom sloanes / Dave Jones / Nathan Obrien....was this not a pre-requisite of the FPP takeover if I recall @Smug in Boots ?

Good memory mate.

They weren't impressed with Methven and wanted local people who live in the area to get things moving.

I remember the flak I took for posting they'd been advised by an ex-England manager with local connections.

Now almost everyone accepts it as a sensible step that actually happened ...

... if you were buying a club in the States it would be the first thing you'd do.
 
Good memory mate.

They weren't impressed with Methven and wanted local people who live in the area to get things moving.

I remember the flak I took for posting they'd been advised by an ex-England manager with local connections.

Now almost everyone accepts it as a sensible step that actually happened ...

... if you were buying a club in the States it would be the first thing you'd do.


Yeah remember you stating it when you were getting your info.....makes perfect sense tbh
 
Yeah remember you stating it when you were getting your info.....makes perfect sense tbh

I was told about O'Brien, posted it and was slated when it didn't come off.

I was told about an ex-England manager with Sunderland connections and thought it must be Allardyce.

Turns out it was more likely McClaren but my info came from someone being guarded with what he said.
 
If I owned a club, was barely treading water financially and the football was on indefinite hiatus I wouldn't be hiring new execs. I suspect something's going on.
 
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If I owned a club, was barely treading water financially and the football was on indefinite hiatus I wouldn't be hiring new execs. I suspect something's going on.
I don’t think it’s really linked to the actual club be even more interesting if he ends up on the board of the club, but he is linked to the Americans