WILL THE MALAYSIAN TRIP BE SUCCESSFUL

How confident are you that Borley will come back from Malaysia with good news and more investment.

Im optimistic but quietly confident, Borley i have faith in you to come up with the goods.

I am hopeful

Yes, but Borley swears they want PR out of our Club.

I really do hope that it is successful. When is Borley due back?

I really do hope that it is successful. When is Borley due back?

He is there til next monday

I really do hope that it is successful. When is Borley due back?

Next Tuesday i heard, and to a fellow PT Bluebird.

Yes, but Borley swears they want PR out of our Club.

That just doesn't add up though. Why didn't the major shareholders put a vote of confidence in Ridsdale on the agenda for the EGM and have him voted off the board if it would result in the Malysians then investing and them, as a result, saving their own investment?

Doesn't make any sense.

Yes, but Borley swears they want PR out of our Club.

Wise people

I really do hope that it is successful. When is Borley due back?

He is there til next monday

Cheers mate lets hope he brings them back with him. Back to you as well mate . Where in PT are you from?

I really do hope that it is successful. When is Borley due back?

He is there til next monday

Cheers mate lets hope he brings them back with him. Back to you as well mate . Where in PT are you from?

I lived in Seaward Ave, Little warren then Pentyla

Been in Neath since 1991

Define success - if it's a case of getting money for HMRC, why leave it so late?

I suspect any talks Borley has will be more related to the aftermath of administration or CVA.

That just doesn't add up though. Why didn't the major shareholders put a vote of confidence in Ridsdale on the agenda for the EGM and have him voted off the board if it would result in the Malysians then investing and them, as a result, saving their own investment?

Doesn't make any sense.

This

He is there til next monday [/quote]

Cheers mate lets hope he brings them back with him. Back to you as well mate . Where in PT are you from?[/quote]

I lived in Seaward Ave, Little warren then Pentyla

Been in Neath since 1991[/quote]

You get around . Im convinced that Port Talbot and Neath are blue

Yes, but Borley swears they want PR out of our Club.

That just doesn't add up though. Why didn't the major shareholders put a vote of confidence in Ridsdale on the agenda for the EGM and have him voted off the board if it would result in the Malysians then investing and them, as a result, saving their own investment?

Doesn't make any sense.

If they vote him out he will claim compensation. Costing the club what £1m .

Same thing could well have happened if SB had backed up the vote of no confidence in the EGM.

to me it really looked like Borley DID NOT want to back Ridsdale that day, by his body language and delay in his answer.

They may well be pleased that the pressure is mounting on PR and hoping he will walk as he has before. More difficult this time though as he has so much to loose. The directors though have to be careful not to look like THEY have pushed him out. Its pretty frustrating.

Yes, but Borley swears they want PR out of our Club.

That just doesn't add up though. Why didn't the major shareholders put a vote of confidence in Ridsdale on the agenda for the EGM and have him voted off the board if it would result in the Malysians then investing and them, as a result, saving their own investment?

Doesn't make any sense.

If they vote him out he will claim compensation. Costing the club what £1m .

Same thing could well have happened if SB had backed up the vote of no confidence in the EGM.

to me it really looked like Borley DID NOT want to back Ridsdale that day, by his body language and delay in his answer.

They may well be pleased that the pressure is mounting on PR and hoping he will walk as he has before. More difficult this time though as he has so much to loose. The directors though have to be careful not to look like THEY have pushed him out. Its pretty frustrating.

So you go through the books with an incredibly fine toothcomb, find clear examples of mismanagement, fire him with due cause. Which would mean no compensation, surely?

Yes, but Borley swears they want PR out of our Club.

That just doesn't add up though. Why didn't the major shareholders put a vote of confidence in Ridsdale on the agenda for the EGM and have him voted off the board if it would result in the Malysians then investing and them, as a result, saving their own investment?

Doesn't make any sense.

If they vote him out he will claim compensation. Costing the club what £1m .

Same thing could well have happened if SB had backed up the vote of no confidence in the EGM.

to me it really looked like Borley DID NOT want to back Ridsdale that day, by his body language and delay in his answer.

They may well be pleased that the pressure is mounting on PR and hoping he will walk as he has before. More difficult this time though as he has so much to loose. The directors though have to be careful not to look like THEY have pushed him out. Its pretty frustrating.

So if it means their significant investment which is far more than the supposed £1m it would take to get rid of him would be secured by getting rid of him, why not do it rather than gamble on him walking which is highly unlikely?

It smells bad.

If they vote him out he will claim compensation. Costing the club what £1m .

Same thing could well have happened if SB had backed up the vote of no confidence in the EGM.

to me it really looked like Borley DID NOT want to back Ridsdale that day, by his body language and delay in his answer.

They may well be pleased that the pressure is mounting on PR and hoping he will walk as he has before. More difficult this time though as he has so much to loose. The directors though have to be careful not to look like THEY have pushed him out. Its pretty frustrating.[/quote]

So you go through the books with an incredibly fine toothcomb, find clear examples of mismanagement, fire him with due cause. Which would mean no compensation, surely?[/quote]


Isnt that what PMGs accountants were trying to do. Easier said than done.

If they vote him out he will claim compensation. Costing the club what £1m .

Same thing could well have happened if SB had backed up the vote of no confidence in the EGM.

to me it really looked like Borley DID NOT want to back Ridsdale that day, by his body language and delay in his answer.

They may well be pleased that the pressure is mounting on PR and hoping he will walk as he has before. More difficult this time though as he has so much to loose. The directors though have to be careful not to look like THEY have pushed him out. Its pretty frustrating.[/quote]

So if it means their significant investment which is far more than the supposed £1m it would take to get rid of him would be secured by getting rid of him, why not do it rather than gamble on him walking which is highly unlikely?

It smells bad.[/quote]

Perhaps the Malaysians dont want to pay him £1m after he's 'misinformed' them and have told Borley and the rest of the board to sort it themselves.

If they wont deal with Ridsdale couldn't they buy all of the other shares at 15p a share and when they get past 51% force him out with a low offer?

Perhaps the Malaysians dont want to pay him £1m after he's 'misinformed' them and have told Borley and the rest of the board to sort it themselves.

You missed my point. Why don't the current creditors (Guy, Borley, Hall and even Hammam) pay him off if it means as Annis has suggested Borley has said, that the Malysians will then invest?

If the only thing holding back this supposed investment is Ridsdale's presence, then it makes no sense to leave him in place. The only logical reason can be that they know there is no Malysian investment coming even if Ridsdale does leave, so why fork out the £1m to get rid of him.

[quote="NJ73" Why don't the current creditors (Guy, Borley, Hall and even Hammam) pay him off if it means as Annis has suggested Borley has said, that the Malysians will then invest?

If the only thing holding back this supposed investment is Ridsdale's presence, then it makes no sense to leave him in place. The only logical reason can be that they know there is no Malysian investment coming even if Ridsdale does leave, so why fork out the £1m to get rid of him.[/quote]

Anyone?

If they wont deal with Ridsdale couldn't they buy all of the other shares at 15p a share and when they get past 51% force him out with a low offer?

I agree if PMG,Paul Guy want out there could sell their shares to the Malaysians for 10p, so could Hamman. That making them the biggest shareholders.

doubt it nobby i'm convinced if they were buying the club they would have done it in january, i hope i'm wrong but my hopes have been raised so many times this with news of the malaysian takeover only for them to be dashed i'm not hopeful.

i reckon so

I say, it's no way Malay.After admin it's Lge 1, but so what, you'll still follow the team and have a good time. Footballs not all about glory and trophys, it's about travell , companionship, bad luck and relegation.