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Sorry, it's the politest thing I can think to say when I read that sort of b******t Don't know how the duplicate posts came about

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Bullshit

How come he ended up a pauper? What happened to the money he saved that is the difference between the cost of a Rolex and the cost of a Timex? He didn't spend it on lawn mowers did he? I'd say you should be happy he got the Timex because knowing your friend he would have only bought one of...

Isn't this just going to repeat everything that was in the previous thread until the board either make another fcuk up or make some investment?

I've eaten horse, you probably have too if you've had a Tesco's lasagne. Now if you'd have said 'I could eat a scabby donkey' that's another matter.

And just how much money has he supplied for the players? Moyes could only buy players with money he got from selling his best players and then didn't get all of that, not even a penny from the Arteta sale. Our net spend is negative. Kenwright and the board have not put any money into the club.

Bill has kept us in the top 6???? Nothing to do withe the players and managers then?

Bill doesn't have a majority share, he only owns around 27%

Who do you want us to sell? Barkley, Coleman or Baines?

Auditors checked Enron's accounts every year, where are they (and Enro) now?

The reality is still a history of monumental fcuk ups but if they deliver this time and then fcuk off it will be a positive. Albeit the inly one

Except that Gregg said the money he received for his shares came from Bill's friend Phil Green. I've always wondered who paid Bill's debt to Mrs. Gregg?

I remember him being lionised before his sale, much like Barkley is now, and Moyes criticised for selling him.

What is nonesense is that we didn't build the training facility ourselves and have an asset on our books instead of giving it away and having a lifetime of obligation. Look what happened, the owner went bankrupt and the council had to save us. We could just as easily been without a training ground

so we immediately gave back the money to the people we got it frim. sound business that eb?

no, for £75 mn we lease a facility that cost £10 mn to build. So a case of long term pain for short term gain, but not even that as the yearly fee was £1.5mn

Aren't those market forces telling Bill he's asking too much then? Or maybe he's not listening?

He sold it for £2 mn and leased it back for £75 mn