Malaysians ready to sell up - Sunday Mirror

its def on the back of the sunday mirror,but nothing in the screws of the world....unable to do a link tho.

if they are the business men they claim to be, then they would have never got involved in football in the first place.

you are right there fella things dont stack up, this billionaire was writing letters to Clubs for trials for his son, come off it

i promise every single one of you it is the headline on the back page of the mirror

whole page with ''UP FOR SALE'' wriiten on it, cant find a link, but if i have to il take picture of it

having now read the paper the story was in (sunday mirror) the story is a joke! all it says, coming from the reporter, no interviews no quotes just what he himself says is "if someone offers them £6m they MAY sell.......

hmmmmm..........

il stick to what i have said for a while now, i dont see them being here long, they dont need all this shit!

hmmmmm..........

il stick to what i have said for a while now, i dont see them being here long, they dont need all this shit!

they will stay....have faith!!! we are just having a bumpy ride at the moment

the article was in the western mail on sunday not the mirror! it was like another guy said just reporters mumbo jumbo however what he is saying to me does speak volumes......we currently are 2 weeks from new season with no new players and players have left......our squad is threadbear if players were to be injured in key positions.......our entire revenue foir this new season is spent all bar a few thousand(possible) tickets on match day........we currently owe in excess of £24m to langston alone( this is an accurate fugure as there is no way the club are currently meeting the 83k a month payments in order to settle at end of this year for £15m wiping out £9m in process........we have no money and therefore won;t meet this early repayment settlement figure......we also owe money to several clubs for players plus ongoing monthly PAYE commitments of our employees ie players coaches etc whcih are roughly £1.4m per month..........until these short term money problems are fixed the trasnfer embargo won't be lifted not that it matters as we can;t afford to pay the players we have currently........if the malaysians are keen to stay rough estimates in my opinion would see them needing to pump somewhere in the region of £10-15m into the club just to run this season then get back on even keel next year.........this isn;t going to happen as rumour says they are fed up of no other board members and shareholders holding back on investing in the club with them........hence why they are meetin with sam hamann to try and secure further investment to then pay off current liabilities and get season back on track.......hamanns investment would help lift the embargo and let us seal the loan signings etc we curretnly have plus giving us a minor amount to invest in squad......i would struggle to see this investment though as around £6m from hamannn or more would see the malaysians either selling their share or the board approving further investment meaning hamann becomes the second biggest shareholder.....i don;t see steve borley and co agreeing to this unless it means we go into administration if they don't approve the funds...........something hamann wouldn't like as his ties to langston which i belive to be financial would see himself lose a lot of money.......adminitration may not be a bad thing at the moment as it would wipe the slate clean leaving us with fantastic stadium and traingin facilties and a club available to an investor for a very small fee with massive potential.....but as i say its not in sam hamanns interest to let us go bust providing he has a financial interest in langston therefore a financial interest in the debt we owe them..........we'll see over the next few weeks!!!!!!

it was in the mirror

the article was in the western mail on sunday not the mirror! it was like another guy said just reporters mumbo jumbo however what he is saying to me does speak volumes......we currently are 2 weeks from new season with no new players and players have left......our squad is threadbear if players were to be injured in key positions.......our entire revenue foir this new season is spent all bar a few thousand(possible) tickets on match day........we currently owe in excess of £24m to langston alone( this is an accurate fugure as there is no way the club are currently meeting the 83k a month payments in order to settle at end of this year for £15m wiping out £9m in process........we have no money and therefore won;t meet this early repayment settlement figure......we also owe money to several clubs for players plus ongoing monthly PAYE commitments of our employees ie players coaches etc whcih are roughly £1.4m per month..........until these short term money problems are fixed the trasnfer embargo won't be lifted not that it matters as we can;t afford to pay the players we have currently........if the malaysians are keen to stay rough estimates in my opinion would see them needing to pump somewhere in the region of £10-15m into the club just to run this season then get back on even keel next year.........this isn;t going to happen as rumour says they are fed up of no other board members and shareholders holding back on investing in the club with them........hence why they are meetin with sam hamann to try and secure further investment to then pay off current liabilities and get season back on track.......hamanns investment would help lift the embargo and let us seal the loan signings etc we curretnly have plus giving us a minor amount to invest in squad......i would struggle to see this investment though as around £6m from hamannn or more would see the malaysians either selling their share or the board approving further investment meaning hamann becomes the second biggest shareholder.....i don;t see steve borley and co agreeing to this unless it means we go into administration if they don't approve the funds...........something hamann wouldn't like as his ties to langston which i belive to be financial would see himself lose a lot of money.......adminitration may not be a bad thing at the moment as it would wipe the slate clean leaving us with fantastic stadium and traingin facilties and a club available to an investor for a very small fee with massive potential.....but as i say its not in sam hamanns interest to let us go bust providing he has a financial interest in langston therefore a financial interest in the debt we owe them..........we'll see over the next few weeks!!!!!!

There is no chance I am going to read a post of that size and this time of night.