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Forever Blue wrote:Love for your Club, business goes out the window.
Wed Feb 24, 2010 2:01 pm
Tony Blue Williams wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Love for your Club, business goes out the window.
That's true and what is also true is Borley and Guy don't love this club. They can't do as they have stripped it of every asset it ever had, for business reasons.
Wed Feb 24, 2010 2:01 pm
Forever Blue wrote:Love for your Club, business goes out the window.
Wed Feb 24, 2010 2:03 pm
Owain wrote:Tony Blue Williams wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Love for your Club, business goes out the window.
That's true and what is also true is Borley and Guy don't love this club. They can't do as they have stripped it of every asset it ever had, for business reasons.
Do we know what Borley has gained from it though? I still don't think we can put Borley in the same category as Hall and Guy. Just look at the retail park they've got, and the secured loans and charges against our club and our players?
I know people are annoyed that Borley didn't back Annis today, but I wouldn't have really expected him to. I'm probably in the minority on here, but I still think he knows what's best.
What would happen if he was in the monority and voted against the chairman, the rest of the board would probably want rid of him. Surely we'd be in a worse position then?
Wed Feb 24, 2010 2:04 pm
Wed Feb 24, 2010 2:19 pm
Owain wrote:
Do we know what Borley has gained from it though? I still don't think we can put Borley in the same category as Hall and Guy. Just look at the retail park they've got, and the secured loans and charges against our club and our players?
I know people are annoyed that Borley didn't back Annis today, but I wouldn't have really expected him to. I'm probably in the minority on here, but I still think he knows what's best.
What would happen if he was in the monority and voted against the chairman, the rest of the board would probably want rid of him. Surely we'd be in a worse position then?
Wed Feb 24, 2010 2:32 pm
ihatealiens wrote:"Business", can be a dirty business sometimes. Dog eat dog. Your parents were good businesspeople Annis and no doubt taught you some useful lessons over the years. I wonder what they would do had they been tucked up in the way you have today by Mr Borley? They would be old school no doubt and this sort of thing would never be forgotten. Time to put those lessons to use methinks!!! Trust!!! - it's a funny word isn't it? but the most important word in business and indeed in life itself. A lesson learned by all of us today I believe. Come back fighting mate!!!
Wed Feb 24, 2010 2:34 pm
croesybluebird wrote:Borley - business man first and foremost
CCFC supporter when it suits him