I wondered why they have been pondering over an announcement, considering all they had to say was “we have been taken over”. It’s fairly obvious now , it’s because those 2 are holding on and they need to try and sell that as a positive
I'd normally pm you mate, but this is all leaking out now.
My question is, have you had anything mentioned regarding future sponsors and stadium naming rights.
I've been told to 'watch this space' and that it could ruffle a few feathers ...
... the word my 'friend' keeps using is 'circumvent'![]()
Not so sure about selling it as a positive. More like if the takeover was a pair of y-fronts, they'd be the skidmark on them and it's a case of letting us know the skidmark will still be there. While it would be pleasant to get rid of the skidmark, it's only possible to make it a bit smaller in the initial takeover wash but the y-fronts can be washed again at a future date and then the skidmark is removed entirely.

Still no NQD on here since this news?
Huge shock to everyone that
Sometimes @DAPARKERSAFCThe first tweet!Does he still get on here?
https://www.sunderlandecho.com/spor...fans-react-major-takeover-development-3035304
Cacking analogy?Cracking analogy mate,![]()
Funny how all us tough football supporting men thought of Barry Manilow (read this in a deep voice)
There's far too many like that mate. They can't be impartial towards us because they're too involved with the mags. Or the paper they write for backs the mags for whatever reason. Simon Bird, the Mirror (part of Reach Media, which owns the Chronicle and Journal), the Custuses (or Custi if you prefer the Latin references, and say it in a brummie accent makes it funnier) at The Sun, The Mail has hated us for years back to the 1990s. You can almost hear them saying something positive about us through gritted teeth, or they look for some way to take the shine off it.Martin Hardy is a staunch mag aswell , he is always negative when it comes to us
Bit that's what Ashley did when he bought the magsI've just gone through it again.
What he's saying is that a price has been agreed before due diligence has been done.
Which is basically, "OK I'll give you £22m oh and, btw, do you mind if I have a look at the books to be on the safe side."
Nonsense.