| The question to Trust Members 00:35 - Jul 22 with 657 views | longlostjack |
Surely a better first question to the members would have been:
The offer by the majority shareholders is as follows.
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Would you mandate the Trust to take legal action in pursuit of a better offer?
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| The question to Trust Members on 00:43 - Jul 22 with 650 views | Garyjack |
Oh yeah! |  | | |
| The question to Trust Members on 09:47 - Jul 22 with 498 views | felixstowe_jack |
Hardly a reasonable considered opinion. |  |
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| The question to Trust Members on 10:09 - Jul 22 with 472 views | Dewi1jack |
| The question to Trust Members on 09:47 - Jul 22 by felixstowe_jack |
Hardly a reasonable considered opinion. |
Nor is writing the outline/ pros and cons in such a way that a lot of people will tick deal without reading or understanding it.
Read it through 3 times now and it is really pushing for deal.
Why?
It's making me very suspicious. Especially as it seems such a bad deal |  |
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| The question to Trust Members on 10:29 - Jul 22 with 450 views | felixstowe_jack |
The trusts literature seems comprehensive and the three options are pretty clear. The Americans have offered to buy 50% of the trust shares at the same price as they paid the other shareholders.
Either accept or reject the offer seems a pretty clear choice. If you reject the offer then decide if you want to take legal action or the trusts just keeps its shares. | |
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| The question to Trust Members on 10:30 - Jul 22 with 445 views | Whiterockin |
Sorry if this has been asked, but the threads are so long I may have missed it.
If we go down the legal route, then it drags out and we run out of funds. Who pays to keep it going or do we no longer pursue the claim. |  | | |
| The question to Trust Members on 10:35 - Jul 22 with 436 views | E20Jack |
| The question to Trust Members on 10:29 - Jul 22 by felixstowe_jack |
The trusts literature seems comprehensive and the three options are pretty clear. The Americans have offered to buy 50% of the trust shares at the same price as they paid the other shareholders.
Either accept or reject the offer seems a pretty clear choice. If you reject the offer then decide if you want to take legal action or the trusts just keeps its shares. |
Buying 50% is not guaranteed so not quite as straight forward as that. It is dependent on staying in the PL over the next 5 years. Also accepting that offer means that The Trust can be forced out of the club at any given time and for a price beyond its control. Influence within the club will still be non existent and the money banked will not be enough to rescue the club in the future.
Basically if it goes wrong then its the end. |  |
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| The question to Trust Members on 10:42 - Jul 22 with 422 views | E20Jack |
| The question to Trust Members on 10:30 - Jul 22 by Whiterockin |
Sorry if this has been asked, but the threads are so long I may have missed it.
If we go down the legal route, then it drags out and we run out of funds. Who pays to keep it going or do we no longer pursue the claim. |
There are countless firms that specialise in unfair prejudice cases for businesses that work on a no win no fee basis in the UK. Obviously they pick and choose their cases carefully and only take on the strong cases - of which we know we have. | |
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| The question to Trust Members on 10:49 - Jul 22 with 414 views | Dewi1jack |
| The question to Trust Members on 10:29 - Jul 22 by felixstowe_jack |
The trusts literature seems comprehensive and the three options are pretty clear. The Americans have offered to buy 50% of the trust shares at the same price as they paid the other shareholders.
Either accept or reject the offer seems a pretty clear choice. If you reject the offer then decide if you want to take legal action or the trusts just keeps its shares. |
The Americans have made no such offer in any shape or form. So the blurb may not be as clear and comprehensive as it looks.
The share sales:
Only applies IF we stay up or get promoted back after relegation.
And if Jase and Stevie boy can be bothered to buy a few more shares.
And if Capt Beaky has any wedge left to buy an extra couple % of the Trust shares- yes the Trust he so wilfully tucked up.
So no guarantees apart from the first sale and the yanks can then sell the whole lot to whoever they fancy.
Or set up another shell company to buy their shares and the Trusts for pennies instead of millions.
Aye.
Seems a pretty clear choice to me as well
Edit.
Whose alter ego/ which person/ no mark is Mart 6 who seems to up arrow anyone pushing for the deal and down arrow anyone opposed?
Yet doesn't post any comments or questions
Sad. Just sad [Post edited 22 Jul 2017 10:52]
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