Turk Thrust

11 minutes ago, Rev said:

Apart from a full stop on your second sentence, it seems.

Ah but I was using the modern style of using an emoticon to be the full stop. Keep up.

1 hour ago, Tyler Durden said:

I admire someone who uses the word dichotomy more than once in their post.

But you've let yourself down unfortunately by not being able to spell lobster thermidor.

And CBX1985  using “affects” instead of “effects “ in a previous post an hour ago. Nothing escapes us orthographists and grammatologists ?

54 minutes ago, curb said:

They don’t become free agents, their registration passes to the EFL who will sell them to pay football debts. 

Are you sure curb? Surely liquidation would automatically terminate a player's contract and the player becomes a free agent and therefore entitled to sign for another club?

45 minutes ago, Gritstone Tup said:

Just to add to the above, I spoke to a West Ham fan yesterday and he said when Upton Park was sold they sold every seat for £400. That’s £12 million right there for Clowes or MM to dip their snouts into. On top of that, all they did to UP and Highbury is make the pitch into gardens and turn the stands into luxury flats, so no expensive clearance costs either.

In short, it’s a very good investment for a redeveloper and where the money is in this whole saga, I’m afraid.

Ah but there were clearance costs because the stands were demolished to make way for those awful blocks of flats. Just part of one stand remains. At least the Boleyn pub on the corner is still there.

1 hour ago, DCFC1388 said:

MSD or the so called well healed local businessmen who are supposedly happy to fund until a takeover

Have they been unwell?

1 hour ago, alexxxxx said:

What I meant is data belonging to individuals.. not business' data.

That’s right, nothing to do with business data, it’s the personal data a business holds

1 hour ago, alexxxxx said:

I didn't think gdpr applied to businesses, just individuals. 

 

The law applies to any ‘processing of personal data’, and will catch most businesses and organisations, whatever their size.

2 hours ago, alram said:

no. i expect them to work with the efl, not pull the whole NDA cobblers they have hid behind from the very start. 

if there is nothing to hide they wouldnt be hiding behind it. 

WHAT IS GOING ON AT OUR CLUB?

You obviously have no knowledge of the legal implications of not abiding by NDAs or the GDPR

8 minutes ago, TigerTedd said:

You are correct. I was just testing.

(full disclosure, I always thought the Middle East was part of Africa, Wikipedia thinks differently). 

Middle East, the lands around the southern and eastern shores of the Mediterranean Sea, encompassing the Arabian Peninsula, and Iraq and Iran and sometimes beyond. The central part of this general area was formerly called the Near East,  (Britannica).   Having worked quite a bit in Qatar, UAE and Kuwait, they certainly think of themselves as part of the Middle East (or Mid East if you’re American)

11 minutes ago, Jimbo Ram said:

Never heard of the term ?

From t’interweb

The Mandela Effect is a 2019 science fiction horror film written and directed by David Guy Levy, starring Charlie Hofheimer as a father grieving for the loss of his daughter. The character becomes obsessed with facts and events that many people remember incorrectly.

4 minutes ago, IslandExile said:

what does he even mean?

Well to be fair to him, it looks to me pretty clear what he means

48 minutes ago, Unlucky Alf said:

Ahhh you remember chip fat, When there was nowt else left in the pantry in the 60s and you'd make do with a poor mans dripping sandwich with salt, No fridge of freezer in them days, Liquid in the summer solid fat in the winter, All on the...Thrall ?  

Mmm, a dripping sandwich. I preferred a lard sandwich with lots of salt, or a ketchup sandwich with sugar. Washed down with a Vimto. Not very healthy but I’m still around ?

42 minutes ago, blackNwhites said:

I hope they come as a combination, that was the most exciting year we've had as a club since the Premier league. All went down hill the year after.

My grandma rubbed chip fat on my granddad’s back. Afterwards, he went downhill really fast. ?

39 minutes ago, NottsRam77 said:

Who is this simon stone? Is he creditable ? 

Well he may turn out to be credible  and if he becomes the owner and is successful, he could well be creditable but I’m not that credulous. ?

10 minutes ago, Mihangel said:

Nah, Mike Ashley, if you're reading this, we don't want you....

Obv he won't be, but I'd rather we go defunct and start again than have that CJTC own us.

Oh come on. Absolutely pathetic 

15 minutes ago, jono said:

Could be, but there must surely be their professional body in the first instance. There’s the bar council and the law society for lawyers .. What is it for insolvency practitioners ?  That port of call comes before the ombudsman I would have thought ? 

Try Googling. It’s all there 

9 minutes ago, Kathcairns said:

Yes, but i did say if we were eventually sold to them i would not go anymore. You dont mind ashley treating his staff like s- - - then, you wouldnt mind him being your boss.

Think you’ve missed the point of my reply

31 minutes ago, Kathcairns said:

What he does is on his conscience not mine, but if he eventually sold our club to them i would be finished football and ive loved the rams since th 60,s so that would be hard to do, but football is not as enjoyable now. Too much playacting, rolling about in agony when nothing wrong with them. Dosnt bother me not being in the prem as long as we watch  the team and coaching staff and fans all together like last season, and i cant see that with MA, but thats only my opinion and i realise that which you dont seem to do.

Hmm. Sorry but I can’t really see the moral difference between MA selling Newcastle to the Saudis,  and CK playing in a Saudi sponsored golf tournament. 

I’m a 10% man, in cash. I tip when eating out, or in taxis

Good luck. I moved to London back in 1983 and now live in Woodford Green, NE London on the Central Line. We’ll no doubt be meeting up later.

I have a gut feeling about this

2 hours ago, BucksRam said:

Had a phaal once . Couldn't sit down for a week. 

Yes definitely a toilet roll in the fridge job

Come on now. That’s enough Indian food puns. Let’s tikka break

3 minutes ago, Gritstone Tup said:

Naan news is good news, as they say in Bombay 

I wonder if we could afford Declan Rice?

18 minutes ago, Boycie said:

Don’t you start moving the goal posts.

We’ve already got two members Harbouring a grudge.

Or gudgeon if you will.

I wonder if CKs favourite song is “Prawn in the USA”?