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TC (Lovely Geezer) said:
Not sure how much money the Dane has, his company (zenica) only turned over $30M last year, and he is listed as earning a salary of $1M (including bonuses).
Surely not enough to fund a failing football club that's on its knees?
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I wish I had knees.

Turn it in with the wumming mate, you're a good lad normally.
 
TC (Lovely Geezer) said:
Not sure how much money the Dane has, his company (zenica) only turned over $30M last year, and he is listed as earning a salary of $1M (including bonuses).
Surely not enough to fund a failing football club that's on its knees?
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He's worth somewhere between $250m and $500m which is good enough to start with, plus Barclay is not out of the picture so they could join together at some point in the future.... what is clear is that both of them have far more money than Elliott <ok>
 
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AllHellLetLoose said:
He's worth somewhere between $250m and $500m which is good enough to start with, plus Barclay is not out of the picture so they could join together at some point in the future.... what is clear is that both of them have far more money than Elliott <ok>
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Nice morning mate, have you taken your 4 legged friend for a walk yet?
 
If the English party have enough to buy the hardware,
TC (Lovely Geezer) said:
Not sure how much money the Dane has, his company (zenica) only turned over $30M last year, and he is listed as earning a salary of $1M (including bonuses).
Surely not enough to fund a failing football club that's on its knees?
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Your post got me thinking. It's probable that TS doesn't have enough disposable cash to buy the hardware outright, and that may be the reason that the English party have edged in front, for I have an idea that because Varney stepped down, Roland has now opened the door to Murray, Barclay and one other (the English party) Everything off his hands in one deal. Add to this that Roland would have let TS know exactly what he was getting himself into.
 
Good afternoon at the Valley <ok>

Somebody accidentally left a door unlocked, so a couple of hundred of us took a quick tour of the upper West, among other places.
Was nice to see the old place again. It's been a while.
Some of the more adventurous protesters called by the board room to have a beer and a singalong.

All done in good heart, but with a serious message. No damage done, nobody arrested. Glad to hear it has got some media coverage :emoticon-0160-movie
 
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lardiman said:
Good afternoon at the Valley <ok>

Somebody accidentally left a door unlocked, so a couple of hundred of us took a quick tour of the upper West, among other places.
Was nice to see the old place again. It's been a while.
Some of the more adventurous protesters called by the board room to have a beer and a singalong.

All done in good heart, but with a serious message. No damage done, nobody arrested. Glad to hear it has got some media coverage :emoticon-0160-movie
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:emoticon-0137-clapp Mr Lardiman.

How did the guys get into the boardroom?
 
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The mighty Elfsborg said:
:emoticon-0137-clapp Mr Lardiman.

How did the guys get into the boardroom?
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As far as I know they just walked in.
I didn't go that far personally (just enjoyed a walk round the upper West) but some folks took a stroll along the touchline and tried the dugouts, while various doors were not secured within the building. As far as I know no damage was done, no entry was forced.

I hope nobody on the staff gets into trouble, but presumably somebody was responsible for security.
I'm also afraid that after today's fun and games the big gates to the car park are likely to be locked in future.
All more than a bit embarrassing for ESI.

I've heard too that while they were in the board room the fans made a conference call to Thomas Sandgaard.
Apparently he backed them 100% :emoticon-0104-surpr TS doesn't shy away from making bold statements...
 
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lardiman said:
As far as I know they just walked in.
I didn't go that far personally (just enjoyed a walk round the upper West) but some folks took a stroll along the touchline and tried the dugouts, while various doors were not secured within the building. As far as I know no damage was done, no entry was forced.

I hope nobody on the staff gets into trouble, but presumably somebody was responsible for security.
I'm also afraid that after today's fun and games the big gates to the car park are likely to be locked in future.
All more than a bit embarrassing for ESI.

I've heard too that while they were in the board room the fans made a conference call to Thomas Sandgaard.
Apparently he backed them 100% :emoticon-0104-surpr TS doesn't shy away from making bold statements...
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What a day!
 
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You were with us in spirit Elfs.

Despicable lies now from 'The Club' (Farnell probably) tweeting that some fans vandalised toilets and stole things from the Valley.
Been told these accusations are 100% false.
 
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Worrying indications now that the accusations of bad behaviour and theft inside the Valley this afternoon might not be baseless after all.

Too early to tell yet, but if a few protesting fans lost control and crossed the line it will be very disappointing indeed.
The last thing we should be doing is giving the ESI vermin sticks to beat us with.
 
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