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Simon Sadler 17:51 - Jun 9 with 7272 viewsBringBackTheRedRoom

Think it needs its own thread now......

Simon Sadler - the Hong Kong-based businessman thought to be the frontrunner to take over Blackpool Football Club - has set up two new UK-based companies relating to sports.

Rose 123 Investments and Lily 123 Investments were both incorporated on May 29, 2019, according to Companies House.

Both are registered to an address in Altrincham, Cheshire, while a man named Brett Gerrity - thought to be a solicitor - is listed as an interested person in both companies.

Under the nature of business, Rose 123 Investments is described as “activities of sports clubs” while Lily 123 Investments is described as “operations of sports facilities and hotels”.

Sadler, who was born in Bispham and attended Warbreck High, founded Hong Kong-based hedge fund Segantii Capital. It is claimed the hedge fund’s assets are in excess of $1billion.

Sadler, who attended the home game against Peterborough United in April, is thought to be keen to keep current board members Ben Hatton and Michael Bolingbroke at the club.

Receiver Paul Cooper, of Rubin and Partners, told The Gazette on first arriving at Bloomfield Road in February that the entire sale process would likely take three to four months.

It’s understood mid-June is the target the club are working towards, meaning news could be forthcoming in the next week or two.

Sadler was featured in an old article in The Gazette on May 22, 2010 - the day the Seasiders sealed their remarkable promotion to the Premier League with a 3-2 win over Cardiff City in the Championship play-off final.

It included an interview with Sadler, then aged 40, previewing that famous day at Wembley.

The story reads: “Did you know there was a hedge fund on the stock market in Asia named after Blackpool? You do now.

“And the man who operates it is a Seasider who has flown back to the UK to watch the big game.

“Bispham-born Simon Sadler, a former Warbreck High pupil, was a regular in the old West Paddock throughout the 80s, watching the likes of Eamonn O’Keefe and Paul Stewart, as well as his all time favourite Oooh Andy Garner.

“Trips to Bloomfield Road became a bit of a problem though as his banking career flourished and he moved to Moscow and then Hong Kong.

“The 40-year-old operates a hedge fund which is the fifth largest in Asia - Segantii Capital — named after the original tribe of Blackpool and which has a tangerine and white corporate colour.”

https://www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk/sport/football/blackpool-fc/hong-kong-based-b

and here's the link to Companies House

https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/12022758

‘Where there is harmony, may we bring discord. Where there is truth, may we bring error. Where there is faith, may we bring doubt. And where there is hope, may we bring despair’

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Simon Sadler on 08:36 - Jan 1 with 599 viewsspell_chekker

Happy New Year Simon.


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Simon Sadler on 15:08 - Jan 7 with 573 viewsBringBackTheRedRoom


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Simon Sadler on 12:52 - Jun 17 with 517 viewsBringBackTheRedRoom


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Simon Sadler on 14:39 - Jun 17 with 507 viewsspell_chekker

He's made a big call in appointing Appleton.

All the supporters who wanted PIlley are still waiting in the wings for Sadler to stumble.

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Simon Sadler on 18:22 - Jun 17 with 480 viewsBringBackTheRedRoom


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Simon Sadler on 20:24 - Aug 1 with 437 viewsBringBackTheRedRoom


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Simon Sadler on 06:30 - Aug 3 with 426 viewsspell_chekker

It's good to hear from Sadler and Mansford.

It's reassuring to hear things put in context but I think it's still been a poor do this summer.

For example, the recruitment team've previously uneathed some gems on frees / released players. Nothing at all like that this time round.

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Simon Sadler on 18:58 - Aug 4 with 406 viewsImperial

Gems on frees / released players produced just as many donkeys.
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Simon Sadler on 04:40 - Aug 5 with 388 viewsspell_chekker

There's some truth in what you say. Of this yupe of player so far this season :

We've got Thompson (undisclosed) who has the profile and looks good early doors.

An abortive attempt at Lyons from Shamrock Rovers.

Made an unsuccessful bid for Dele-Bashiru from Wednesday.

Not sure if the attempts at Bishop and Banningan fall into the same category of signing.

Last season's signings:

Charlie Kirk: OK but didn't quite show enough to warrant a permanent move.
Jake Beesley: Don't know yet
Owen Dale: Why did we sign him after his loan period / Not worked out
Dujon Sterling: V.G. but unusual to sign him on the same day we got Gabriel
Ryan Wintle: Good
Tyreece John-Jules:
Richard Keogh: but at his age he's starting to pick up a lot of niggles.
Josh Bowler: Shame about the short contracy
Sonny Carey: Jury's out
Oliver Casey: Jury's out but not looking good.
Callum Connolly: OK / Good
Daniel Grimshaw:
Reece James: Seemed like a very good signing at the time but didn't work out
Shayne Lavery: A pest of a striker who's limited to playing in a front 2. IMO he's not good enough on the ball for the chamionship. I wouldn't have signed him.
Doug Tharme: May progress if he gets a loan this season but I'm starting to wonder why we signed him, he's got his work cut out to step up to championship level.

Things would be different if we end up getting fees for the likes of Dale, Tharme and Lavery.

https://www.worldfootball.net/teams/blackpool-fc/2022/6/

I woke up in the middle of the night and couldn't get back off to sleep.
[Post edited 5 Aug 2022 4:52]

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Simon Sadler on 10:58 - Dec 15 with 331 viewsBringBackTheRedRoom


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