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Topics: 80Why anyone would criticise Simon, Ian and co for trying to save the club is beyond me. The reasons given so far are laughable.
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It got people through Christmas and the New Year festive period.
Who wants to go bust at Christmas?I once got made redundant at Christmas but everything worked out ok eventually, let’s hope things eventually work out ok for our football club. 🤞
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Much as I hate to say this I think the time has come for the nuclear option, which is to ask all supporters to stop attending games or providing any further income for the club while it’s in Swann’s hands.
Looking at the last balance sheet that I can find the club has no assets and negative equity and I can’t imagine things have improved since then.
We have to face the facts. Without someone coming in with a lot of cash the club is dead.
RIP SUFC.
I’ve loved you since the age of eight, a Friday night as I recall when we beat Derby County 3-2 in a thrilling match at the OSG. My love for football was ignited that night.
My love for football effectively finished on the day SUFC were relegated from the EFL. I could see no future for the club and I have no problem admitting that I was heartbroken. I still am. I’ve hardly watched any football since.
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Topics: 80I think they had enough money to both buy the club and stabilise the same.
Mr Swann however kept moving the ‘goal posts leaving the two of them with no choice but to pull out.1 user thanked author for this post.
Why are people assuming they didn’t have enough money?
Perhaps they didn’t think it was worth the money being asked.
If the price was £3,500,001 plus the debts the current owner has incurred on behalf of the club then they are absolutely correct.
Deciding something is not worth the asking price is not the same as not being able to afford it.
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Topics: 80‘Now, please just shut up. You’re a pain in the arse.’
That’s the level you’re at isn’t it? Tone it down. If you can’t discuss a point with someone who doesn’t agree with you without resorting to insults, you probably shouldn’t bother.
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Same old same old, everyone’s an expert but nobody really knows, hopefully the truth of what is happening and what went on in this whole sorry saga will come out one day but rather like the favourite Swann soundbite, ” undisclosed fee “, we may never know.
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Go on SST replies 23rd dec Deerey “I smell a swann sized rat”
‘The only thing we do know from a reliable source SST that it was Ian and Simon moving the goalposts’
Not what he said is it. He said you can’t accuse Swann of moving the goal posts this time. It doesn’t say Ian and Simon were. Not difficult to read it properly is it?
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Topics: 80I wonder if Mr Wharton would support a Phoenix club by ‘selling’ a piece of land for a token price that we could then develop?
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I wanted them to buy the club and would be over the moon if they had, but you know I always believed they hadn’t got the dosh.
You know nothing more than the rest of us, you and Burney talk utter bollocks thinking you know what funds they had or didnt have!
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Once this draws to a conclusion, I get the feeling the gloves will be off.
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