Owners

Remove this Banner Ad

Zidane98 said:
Also another thing under VAR protocol that Frank Bunn conveniently left out

  • If the restart of play needs to be delayed for a ‘check’, the referee will signal this by clearly holding a finger to the earpiece/headset and extending the other hand/arm; this signal must be maintained until the ‘check’ is complete as it announces that the referee is receiving information (which may be from the VAR or another match official)
  • If the ‘check’ indicates a probable ‘clear and obvious error’ or ‘serious missed incident’, the VAR will communicate this information to the referee, who will then decide whether or not to initiate a ‘review’

The check was ongoing while play restarted. This is also a breach of VAR protocol. The VAR is also required to communicate a serious missed incident to the refere. This also did not happen.


In short it's impossible to argue the integrity of the game has not been compromised.
Click to expand...
Err.....
 

Log in to remove this ad.

Zidane98 said:
Dunno, the fallout from the council approving a club's stadium being demolished against the wishes of the club and rezoned into housing would be absolutely huge. It would definitely be tied up in the legal system for years. I don't reckon the council would want to go anywhere near it, would be easier for them to just deny any application to flatten the stadium.

Not sure if developers can go over a local council in England like they do have the option in Australia.
Click to expand...
Secretary of State takes 2nd round planning appeals. Their is a massive housing shortage in the UK and developers can pay a CIL & S106. They'd be a decent chance to have it approved if positioned correctly.
 
Bojan KantKick said:
Secretary of State takes 2nd round planning appeals. Their is a massive housing shortage in the UK and developers can pay a CIL & S106. They'd be a decent chance to have it approved if positioned correctly.
Click to expand...

How often does this happen in practice? I'm sure there's plenty of alternative land in Scunny that could be used for housing development. They'd surely have to make an argument that there's no alternative site for their housing project other than the stadium location I'd imagine.
 
Zidane98 said:
How often does this happen in practice? I'm sure there's plenty of alternative land in Scunny that could be used for housing development. They'd surely have to make an argument that there's no alternative site for their housing project other than the stadium location I'd imagine.
Click to expand...
Quite often with large housebuilders.
 
Scampaignerhorpe United can confirm that a takeover has been completed for the club by local businesswoman Michelle Harness.

A current Director of the club, and former Commercial Manager of over 15 years at the Iron, Michelle has acquired the club from the outgoing David Hilton.

Following a busy few days of negotiations and putting plans in place, Michelle is delighted to be taking on the football club, saying: “I would like to thank everyone who assisted in the transaction, especially David Hilton.


“There are a lot of challenges and problems to overcome, but David has taken no fee for the club, and wiped all monies that he personally invested to enable this deal to happen. I wish him and his family all the best for the future, and I hope he finds some peace away from football.

“I’d also like to acknowledge the efforts of Simon Elliott, who has massively assisted in getting this deal over the line. There is now a lot of work to do behind the scenes to get our great football club back on track, and that work starts immediately with the fantastic team we have working for us, starting with the appointment of a new board.”
Click to expand...

New owner. Hilton gone. Now, to get back in fighting for our stadium and paying off the debts the useless Swann gave us.
 
Time to get rid of the Qataris now like they did Roman.

If Roman's links to Putin were enough to get him booted then the Qataris links to the leader of Hamas should be enough to get these scumbags booted too.

They are not fit and proper to be owners in the PL.
 
Bostonian said:
Time to get rid of the Qataris now like they did Roman.

If Roman's links to Putin were enough to get him booted then the Qataris links to the leader of Hamas should be enough to get these scumbags booted too.

They are not fit and proper to be owners in the PL.
Click to expand...
Have they got anything in the PL? I thought they were just trying to buy United but the Glazers are just stringing everyone along and aren't going to sell
 

(Log in to remove this ad.)

Bostonian said:
Time to get rid of the Qataris now like they did Roman.

If Roman's links to Putin were enough to get him booted then the Qataris links to the leader of Hamas should be enough to get these scumbags booted too.

They are not fit and proper to be owners in the PL.
Click to expand...

There are other owners linked to Putin friendly oligarchs

www.theguardian.com

UK government pressed for answers on Sheikh Mansour and Russians

The UK government has been asked to reveal what steps it has taken to investigate whether Manchester City’s owner assisted wealthy Russians on whom it has imposed sanctions in moving their assets to the UAE
www.theguardian.com www.theguardian.com
 
SM said:
Surely we should give them a chance.. /s
Click to expand...

I've delved deeply into these guys. They are heavily leveraged against structured settlement income which is a guaranteed revenue stream.

Don't see how they will be able to raise the funds required to buy out Moshiri. Anything other than an absolute iron clad proof of funds in place should see the sale process terminated. A plan to finance the deal is not good enough.

There is resistance on the MVFC board at them taking on more shares even though they have an agreement to buy 70% worth by 2027.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Remove this Banner Ad

Back
Top