Sat Feb 05, 2011 9:52 am
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Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:15 am
Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:22 am
maccydee wrote:Annis when it says that the agreement has been extended past December 31st does it mean we can still pay back the reduced rate not the 24 million then and it will be settled?
Sat Feb 05, 2011 11:16 am
Forever Blue wrote:" OUR CHIEF EXECUTIVE CONFIRMS THERE WAS AN AGREEMENT WITH LANGSTON "
Carl/Gwyn and Myself Told Everyone through out last year that The LANGSTON DEBT WAS TO BE PAID BY DECEMBER 31st 2010 and that was was All agreed/Signed and Also All previous Agreements were Null and Void.
We got Slaughtered by Certain People and Ridiculed.
Certain people have even brought up Audited Reports and claimed there was No Evidence to Back up what We were Saying.
Gethin Jenkins even Says there are now on going talks with Langston
Exactly what We have Also been Saying that has been Happening since December 31st 2010.
SO THOSE WHO BELITTLE Carls Updates and FACTS REGARDING Langston etc etc, I think you should be Man enough and ADMIT WHEN YOUR WRONG.
Gethin Jenkins Todays South Wales Echo
LANGSTON
“TALKS continue in a positive manner. There are big numbers involved and they take time to be addressed.
There was agreement for the Langston debt to be paid by December 31. Agreement was reached for that to be extended and talks continue between Langston representatives and Cardiff City.
Sat Feb 05, 2011 11:36 am
Lawnmower wrote:Forever Blue wrote:" OUR CHIEF EXECUTIVE CONFIRMS THERE WAS AN AGREEMENT WITH LANGSTON "
Carl/Gwyn and Myself Told Everyone through out last year that The LANGSTON DEBT WAS TO BE PAID BY DECEMBER 31st 2010 and that was was All agreed/Signed and Also All previous Agreements were Null and Void.
We got Slaughtered by Certain People and Ridiculed.
Certain people have even brought up Audited Reports and claimed there was No Evidence to Back up what We were Saying.
Gethin Jenkins even Says there are now on going talks with Langston
Exactly what We have Also been Saying that has been Happening since December 31st 2010.
SO THOSE WHO BELITTLE Carls Updates and FACTS REGARDING Langston etc etc, I think you should be Man enough and ADMIT WHEN YOUR WRONG.
Gethin Jenkins Todays South Wales Echo
LANGSTON
“TALKS continue in a positive manner. There are big numbers involved and they take time to be addressed.
There was agreement for the Langston debt to be paid by December 31. Agreement was reached for that to be extended and talks continue between Langston representatives and Cardiff City.
Sorry Annis, I think I'm one of the people you are having a dig at, but I can't see any mention in that sentence of previous agreements being null and void, only an agreed extension of agreement 3, which NOBODY has mentioned previously.
If anything this puts the scaremongering to bed and is the opposite of what yu and Carl have said (the time has passed for them to be paid and we now owe £24m, 30m etc... as it appears the £10m agreement is still valid) and IMHO is good news.
Sat Feb 05, 2011 11:44 am
Forever Blue wrote:Lawnmower wrote:Forever Blue wrote:" OUR CHIEF EXECUTIVE CONFIRMS THERE WAS AN AGREEMENT WITH LANGSTON "
Carl/Gwyn and Myself Told Everyone through out last year that The LANGSTON DEBT WAS TO BE PAID BY DECEMBER 31st 2010 and that was was All agreed/Signed and Also All previous Agreements were Null and Void.
We got Slaughtered by Certain People and Ridiculed.
Certain people have even brought up Audited Reports and claimed there was No Evidence to Back up what We were Saying.
Gethin Jenkins even Says there are now on going talks with Langston
Exactly what We have Also been Saying that has been Happening since December 31st 2010.
SO THOSE WHO BELITTLE Carls Updates and FACTS REGARDING Langston etc etc, I think you should be Man enough and ADMIT WHEN YOUR WRONG.
Gethin Jenkins Todays South Wales Echo
LANGSTON
“TALKS continue in a positive manner. There are big numbers involved and they take time to be addressed.
There was agreement for the Langston debt to be paid by December 31. Agreement was reached for that to be extended and talks continue between Langston representatives and Cardiff City.
Sorry Annis, I think I'm one of the people you are having a dig at, but I can't see any mention in that sentence of previous agreements being null and void, only an agreed extension of agreement 3, which NOBODY has mentioned previously.
If anything this puts the scaremongering to bed and is the opposite of what yu and Carl have said (the time has passed for them to be paid and we now owe £24m, 30m etc... as it appears the £10m agreement is still valid) and IMHO is good news.
Tim, I promise you All Previous Agreements are DEF NULL and VOID.
Sat Feb 05, 2011 11:55 am
Sat Feb 05, 2011 12:52 pm
Sat Feb 05, 2011 1:41 pm
Lawnmower wrote:
So when Sam told you we were back to agrement 1 (as agreement 3 had timed out) and now owed £24m + interest he wasn't telling you the whole story i.e. Agreement 3 was still in force.
The debate we had was on the basis that agreement 3 had timed out and my view was we would revert to no. 2 and you were adamant it was no. 1. Seems like we were both wrong as nobody had said that agreement 3 had been extended.
Question for you - and I don't expect you to be accurate on this as its clearly confidential, but do you think the payment will end up being less than £10m (my expectation), £10-£20m, or £20m + ?
Sat Feb 05, 2011 2:03 pm
Tony Blue Williams wrote:Lawnmower wrote:
So when Sam told you we were back to agrement 1 (as agreement 3 had timed out) and now owed £24m + interest he wasn't telling you the whole story i.e. Agreement 3 was still in force.
The debate we had was on the basis that agreement 3 had timed out and my view was we would revert to no. 2 and you were adamant it was no. 1. Seems like we were both wrong as nobody had said that agreement 3 had been extended.
Question for you - and I don't expect you to be accurate on this as its clearly confidential, but do you think the payment will end up being less than £10m (my expectation), £10-£20m, or £20m + ?
Tim I can see your logic in coming to that conclusion, but Annis has cleared that up by stating that as part of Langston agreeing to lower their settlement figure (£10m + £5m promotion bonus) a clause was inserted which stated that the amount owed will revert to £24m if no agreement is reached by December 2010.
From Ridsdale's point of view I would speculate he was happy to include the clause in the full knowledge it would probably never be paid, ceratinly not by him any way.
The current state of play as you correctly point out is that both sides have agreed to extend the deadline (another of Annis predictions). When that is due to expire is not clear (the summer would be the most likely) but what we are now aware of is that if no agreement is reached by then the Langston notes return to £24m.
Sat Feb 05, 2011 2:27 pm
Tony Blue Williams wrote:Lawnmower wrote:
So when Sam told you we were back to agrement 1 (as agreement 3 had timed out) and now owed £24m + interest he wasn't telling you the whole story i.e. Agreement 3 was still in force.
The debate we had was on the basis that agreement 3 had timed out and my view was we would revert to no. 2 and you were adamant it was no. 1. Seems like we were both wrong as nobody had said that agreement 3 had been extended.
Question for you - and I don't expect you to be accurate on this as its clearly confidential, but do you think the payment will end up being less than £10m (my expectation), £10-£20m, or £20m + ?
Tim I can see your logic in coming to that conclusion, but Annis has cleared that up by stating that as part of Langston agreeing to lower their settlement figure (£10m + £5m promotion bonus) a clause was inserted which stated that the amount owed will revert to £24m if no agreement is reached by December 2010.
From Ridsdale's point of view I would speculate he was happy to include the clause in the full knowledge it would probably never be paid, ceratinly not by him any way.
The current state of play as you correctly point out is that both sides have agreed to extend the deadline (another of Annis predictions). When that is due to expire is not clear (the summer would be the most likely) but what we are now aware of is that if no agreement is reached by then the Langston notes return to £24m.
Sat Feb 05, 2011 2:30 pm
Elwood Blues wrote:Tony Blue Williams wrote:Lawnmower wrote:
So when Sam told you we were back to agrement 1 (as agreement 3 had timed out) and now owed £24m + interest he wasn't telling you the whole story i.e. Agreement 3 was still in force.
The debate we had was on the basis that agreement 3 had timed out and my view was we would revert to no. 2 and you were adamant it was no. 1. Seems like we were both wrong as nobody had said that agreement 3 had been extended.
Question for you - and I don't expect you to be accurate on this as its clearly confidential, but do you think the payment will end up being less than £10m (my expectation), £10-£20m, or £20m + ?
Tim I can see your logic in coming to that conclusion, but Annis has cleared that up by stating that as part of Langston agreeing to lower their settlement figure (£10m + £5m promotion bonus) a clause was inserted which stated that the amount owed will revert to £24m if no agreement is reached by December 2010.
From Ridsdale's point of view I would speculate he was happy to include the clause in the full knowledge it would probably never be paid, ceratinly not by him any way.
The current state of play as you correctly point out is that both sides have agreed to extend the deadline (another of Annis predictions). When that is due to expire is not clear (the summer would be the most likely) but what we are now aware of is that if no agreement is reached by then the Langston notes return to £24m.
Tony
If Annis has seen the agreement and has seen the clause regarding the reversion to £24million then I am not going to doubt his word.
However if he is just being told this then I think there is cause for doubt.
After all up until now this "source" providing Annis and presumably Carl with their information seems to have been pretty clear that the 3rd agreement expired on 31st December and that the club was therefore liable for the £24 million from the date. Not even the hint that it had beene extended.
Now Gethin Jenkins is saying that agreement was reached to extend that deadline. He doesn't say so so I am guessing here but I would think that the extension was agreed before the 31st December because I can't see Vincent Tan allowing an agreement to lapse leaving a potential liability of £24 million,
So if the source was wromg about the extension is it neccessarily correct when it says that all previous agreements are null and void?
Regards
Elwood
Sat Feb 05, 2011 2:32 pm
Sat Feb 05, 2011 2:59 pm
Sat Feb 05, 2011 3:09 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Elwood and Tim, it has DEF NOT been Extended, The Malaysians are daily talking to Sam. MY HONEST OPINION, THEY ARE PLAYING FOR TIME, TO SEE WHERE WE END UP AT THE END OF THIS SEASON.
Sat Feb 05, 2011 3:38 pm
Lawnmower wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Elwood and Tim, it has DEF NOT been Extended, The Malaysians are daily talking to Sam. MY HONEST OPINION, THEY ARE PLAYING FOR TIME, TO SEE WHERE WE END UP AT THE END OF THIS SEASON.
Jenkins own words are 'agreement has been reached for it to be extended..'
Is he lying ?
Or is it just the '£24m clause' been extended. It really wouldnt make any sense for this to be the case.
I know that you are closer to this than I am, but I still beleive you arent being told the whole story.
I think this can go round in circles Annis.
I agree with you though that they will wait to see what happens this season. IMHO it would improve Sam's bargaining position if we went up quite considerably.
I'd still be happy to place a bet with you - say for the AAMB Young Guns appeal, £50 that the MOST Sam will ever get is £10m
Sat Feb 05, 2011 4:06 pm
Elwood Blues wrote:
Tony
If Annis has seen the agreement and has seen the clause regarding the reversion to £24million then I am not going to doubt his word.
However if he is just being told this then I think there is cause for doubt.
After all up until now this "source" providing Annis and presumably Carl with their information seems to have been pretty clear that the 3rd agreement expired on 31st December and that the club was therefore liable for the £24 million from the date. Not even the hint that it had beene extended.
Now Gethin Jenkins is saying that agreement was reached to extend that deadline. He doesn't say so so I am guessing here but I would think that the extension was agreed before the 31st December because I can't see Vincent Tan allowing an agreement to lapse leaving a potential liability of £24 million,
So if the source was wromg about the extension is it neccessarily correct when it says that all previous agreements are null and void?
Regards
Elwood
Sat Feb 05, 2011 4:09 pm
Sat Feb 05, 2011 4:11 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Lawnmower wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Elwood and Tim, it has DEF NOT been Extended, The Malaysians are daily talking to Sam. MY HONEST OPINION, THEY ARE PLAYING FOR TIME, TO SEE WHERE WE END UP AT THE END OF THIS SEASON.
Jenkins own words are 'agreement has been reached for it to be extended..'
Is he lying ?
Or is it just the '£24m clause' been extended. It really wouldnt make any sense for this to be the case.
I know that you are closer to this than I am, but I still beleive you arent being told the whole story.
I think this can go round in circles Annis.
I agree with you though that they will wait to see what happens this season. IMHO it would improve Sam's bargaining position if we went up quite considerably.
I'd still be happy to place a bet with you - say for the AAMB Young Guns appeal, £50 that the MOST Sam will ever get is £10m
No Tim, Sam has agreed for them to continue talks and Has promised No court Cases.
Sat Feb 05, 2011 4:21 pm
Tony Blue Williams wrote:Elwood Blues wrote:
Tony
If Annis has seen the agreement and has seen the clause regarding the reversion to £24million then I am not going to doubt his word.
However if he is just being told this then I think there is cause for doubt.
After all up until now this "source" providing Annis and presumably Carl with their information seems to have been pretty clear that the 3rd agreement expired on 31st December and that the club was therefore liable for the £24 million from the date. Not even the hint that it had beene extended.
Now Gethin Jenkins is saying that agreement was reached to extend that deadline. He doesn't say so so I am guessing here but I would think that the extension was agreed before the 31st December because I can't see Vincent Tan allowing an agreement to lapse leaving a potential liability of £24 million,
So if the source was wromg about the extension is it neccessarily correct when it says that all previous agreements are null and void?
Regards
Elwood
To Elwood and Tim, like you I'm only guessing at what is going on by taking Annis & Carl's word in good faith as they would never deliberately mislead members of this message board.
So my interpretation of what has happened is this. Ridsdale agreed with Sam in December 2009 that the amount owed would drop from £15m cash + £9m stadium rights + £5m promotion bonus (what we call 'Note 2') to £10m cash + £5m for either or Promotion/Naming Rights (what we know as 'Note 3’).
Contained within 'Note 3' was a clause that said if the £10m cash was not paid by 31st December 2010 then the capital amount would rise to £24m + all historical interest.
Like all contracts once 'Note 3' was signed it superseded Note 2 in the same way Note 2 superseded Note 1 2006. So £24m + historical interest is due from the terms of 'Note 3' not 'Note 1'
Gethin Jenkins is probably referring to an 'extension' in terms of Sam is speaking to the club on an ongoing basis rather than any official agreement. Obviously Sam could claim to be in a strong position if the £24m + interest are due by terms of Note 3 as that is the current agreement.
As for the information provided by Annis and Carl, they have simply quoted the terms of Note 3 in that £24m is owed if the £10m was not paid by 31st December 2010. IMO this is where the confusion has arisen with regard to which Loan Note is valid because everyone assumed they were talking about the 2004 Loan Note i.e. Loan Note 1.
I hope that helps (providing it’s correct of course)
Sat Feb 05, 2011 7:54 pm
Forever Blue wrote:maccydee wrote:Annis when it says that the agreement has been extended past December 31st does it mean we can still pay back the reduced rate not the 24 million then and it will be settled?
Neil
No, Whats happened now is that All parties are in daily talks but Def No New agreement has been written up/Signed Since December 31st 2010 .
But Talks are going really well.
Sat Feb 05, 2011 8:42 pm
Sven Ghali wrote:Forever Blue wrote:maccydee wrote:Annis when it says that the agreement has been extended past December 31st does it mean we can still pay back the reduced rate not the 24 million then and it will be settled?
Neil
No, Whats happened now is that All parties are in daily talks but Def No New agreement has been written up/Signed Since December 31st 2010 .
But Talks are going really well.
Annis,
REALLY WELL???? You bloody tease!!!!
Hopefully something in Carl's update later....
Enjoy the game tomorrow