2 million cash pumped into the business in return for shares. Reported at companies house.

Edited December 6, 20214 yr by Mounts Kipper

47 minutes ago, bwfc2003 said:

Why dont you just fuck off roger as far away as possible

And when you get there, fuck off some more.

5 hours ago, MickyD said:

Is it any more impressive than DeVeers? I’m just not sure what plans Radisson has that DeVeer failed to capitalise on. There must’ve been a reason for a major hotelier to cut ties. We await the first move.

Se Veres caught us on the way down. We're on the way up now. We'll be having concerts (do people still say concerts?), boxing, rugby and even womens football on in a bit.

6 hours ago, MickyD said:

Is it any more impressive than DeVeers? I’m just not sure what plans Radisson has that DeVeer failed to capitalise on. There must’ve been a reason for a major hotelier to cut ties. We await the first move.

I think De Vere were restructuring at the time Mickey. They sold off many of their golf hotels and courses and increased the number of “Village” locations, so maybe The Whites no longer fitted in their plans?

Edited December 16, 20214 yr by Whitesince63

Just now, Mr Grey said:

Once they saw the AHM going in and necking Carling for fun, they knew standards had slipped and it was only a matter of time until De Vere sold out.

That’s it fine establishment letting last of the summer wine mob in

gone to the dogs 

9 minutes ago, radcliffe white said:

That’s it fine establishment letting last of the summer wine mob in

gone to the dogs 

bus wanker !!!!!!!

4 hours ago, Carlos said:

And when you get there, fuck off some more.

👍

Did they issue 2million £1 shares, buy them, then two weeks later do a deal that they had prior knowledge of that would raise the value of those shares?

I’m not saying there’s anything wrong with that, don’t know much about shares in private limited companies and just wondering if that’s the situation.

De Veres was basically Greenall Whitley, a regional brewer of not very good beer - not an international hotel chain

3 hours ago, ErnestTurnip said:

Did they issue 2million £1 shares, buy them, then two weeks later do a deal that they had prior knowledge of that would raise the value of those shares?

I’m not saying there’s anything wrong with that, don’t know much about shares in private limited companies and just wondering if that’s the situation.

Grass.

4 hours ago, ErnestTurnip said:

Did they issue 2million £1 shares, buy them, then two weeks later do a deal that they had prior knowledge of that would raise the value of those shares?

I’m not saying there’s anything wrong with that, don’t know much about shares in private limited companies and just wondering if that’s the situation.

Like you, I dont know much either but I can't see the point

Issuing 2 million shares only reduced the value of the shares they had

7 hours ago, Gonk said:

De Veres was basically Greenall Whitley, a regional brewer of not very good beer - not an international hotel chain

This. 

Radisson is an international brand, but the wording of the name, Rasisson Ondividuals sounds a bit like a watered-down thing. A bit like Hampton by Hilton.

But its investment and another step back in the right direction. 

9 hours ago, Gonk said:

De Veres was basically Greenall Whitley, a regional brewer of not very good beer - not an international hotel chain

They must just have a better marketing set up than the likes of Travel Lodge.

I’ve stayed quite comfortably for a few days in a city centre Radisson Individual. 

and I’ve shagged a bird from behind up against the window pitch side at the whites hotel 😁

12 hours ago, ErnestTurnip said:

Did they issue 2million £1 shares, buy them, then two weeks later do a deal that they had prior knowledge of that would raise the value of those shares?

I’m not saying there’s anything wrong with that, don’t know much about shares in private limited companies and just wondering if that’s the situation.

As the company is not listed on any stock market, there's no market to abuse (Insider Trading is covered by Market Abuse Regulations). As an unlisted company there is no quoted share price. The £1 nominal value is just that, a nominal value. For shares to change hands (other than a new issue) a buyer and seller have to agree the price per share between them. IMHO everything being done by FV seems to be tidying up the balance sheet and moving the club to a stable financial footing. Onwards and upwards! 

4 hours ago, Morizio said:

I’ve stayed quite comfortably for a few days in a city centre Radisson Individual. 

 

4 hours ago, Morizio said:

and I’ve shagged a bird from behind up against the window pitch side at the whites hotel 😁

But which was best?

I’m starting to have some concerns about FV

1 hour ago, Traf said:

 

But which was best?

Difficult to say really as one was work and the other was pleasure 

1 hour ago, tomski said:

I’m starting to have some concerns about FV

In what way? 
 

Early days I was told that the funding arrangements plan were the same as what sweaty had tried to do. 

5 hours ago, Morizio said:

and I’ve shagged a bird from behind up against the window pitch side at the whites hotel 😁

Did the away fans not put you off your stroke a bit? Fair play

20 minutes ago, Morizio said:

In what way? 
 

Early days I was told that the funding arrangements plan were the same as what sweaty had tried to do. 

Maybe underwhelmed more than concerned (Ken levels)

Disappointed they are still losing money on latest reports.

Still looks like a lot of the debt from yesteryear floating about.

Also look at the appointments since taking over (behind the scenes) again doesn’t look great reading.

Im hoping it’s more about being new too it than anything else but expectations have been tempered a bit.

1 hour ago, tomski said:

Maybe underwhelmed more than concerned (Ken levels)

Disappointed they are still losing money on latest reports.

Still looks like a lot of the debt from yesteryear floating about.

Also look at the appointments since taking over (behind the scenes) again doesn’t look great reading.

Im hoping it’s more about being new too it than anything else but expectations have been tempered a bit.

Not sure how they are expected to make money over the last 18 months of Covid.. no crowds, no concerts, hotel shut, rugby World Cup cancelled, it’s been a hospitality/entertainment shit show for most of their tenure. 

2 hours ago, tomski said:

Maybe underwhelmed more than concerned (Ken levels)

Disappointed they are still losing money on latest reports.

Still looks like a lot of the debt from yesteryear floating about.

Also look at the appointments since taking over (behind the scenes) again doesn’t look great reading.

Im hoping it’s more about being new too it than anything else but expectations have been tempered a bit.

Appointing Hart hasn't impressed me, the guy's a fucking bell end.

47 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

Not sure how they are expected to make money over the last 18 months of Covid.. no crowds, no concerts, hotel shut, rugby World Cup cancelled, it’s been a hospitality/entertainment shit show for most of their tenure. 

Season tickets without stadium costs and 5th biggest I follow revenue is where my logic goes.

4 minutes ago, tomski said:

Season tickets without stadium costs and 5th biggest I follow revenue is where my logic goes.

Doubt there’s even 3 million of turnover in that lot. 1 player on 5k cost 250k per year. It’s no surprise to me we’re still losing money. 

Edited December 17, 20214 yr by Mounts Kipper