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Chairwoman just been on radio said dodgy d never paid any bills.
Well knock me down with a feather , who would of thought DH could of been lying ??? again .. suppose now GP is safe and both Swan and Hilts are out the picture the folks in charge whom i might ad actually have the clubs best interests at heart may start to reveal a few more details and this DH didnt pay BOMBSHELL 555555 shock is only the first.
Hoping the next Atheltic article isnt to long away …what you say Itonironiron ??? any comment ??
I think it was glaringly obvious he didn’t pay most bills. I never once said he did. What I do know he paid is HMRC until July (left £120k debt according to hmrc statements from Sept) and wages until and including August, he obviously paid some bills otherwise how did players eat, how did phones and internet stay on, how did the grass grow, how did players get to away games on VIP busses, how did we attract the calibre of player without paying agents. If you add up what we know was paid and what I have evidence of then it’s clear he lost money. Thats all I’ve ever said, he did not make money on our club. But he clearly didn’t act correctly and was a terrible terrible chairman.
Whilst Michelle has worked wonders my concern with her is she sounds a little thick, like words are planted in her mouth and she repeats without fully understanding what she is talking about. What happens when the hand outs stop, we can’t have begging buckets at turnstiles every game it’s embarrassing. What happens when this honeymoon period ends and people are fed up with dipping into their pockets? Especially if we don’t get promoted. I know for a fact the £500k wasn’t raised by directors so she’s already lying to us. The foundation put in the majority and Jane Laws charity.
We have a stadium yes which is great news and on the face of it Michelle is a real Gem but does she have the ability to take us forward long term or is she just riding the wave that inevitably dies. I also heard a big big rumour that is starting to circulate (not from
Hilton but somebody inside the club)
This is about Rob Waltham and the real reason he miraculously found £2.5m in a few weeks. Let’s see if that has any legs. But we are still in choppy waters trust me.1 user thanked author for this post.
Goodbye Dave!
It was a feeble attempt at convincing us on here that you weren’t the pathological liar that we all knew you were!
I’ll out myself now, I was the man that sat on the front row directly in front of you at the fans forum and asked of you two things, to be open and honest with everyone in the room, you then went on to give a 10 minute tissue of lies, when you finished I walked away and left the room because I knew then of your shady history.
I was also the same man that sat behind you in court in Leeds and watched you squirm, I knew then what was about to be released by the Athletic.
The claims you have made on this thread are a tissue of lies, you walked away from Scunthorpe with a bulging wallet, you contributed zero of your own money, you never had any of your own to contribute.
I’d be surprised if you haven’t changed your name again, you have Deed Poll on speed dial and a direct debit set up with them, that’s if you’re still allowed a bank account.2 users thanked author for this post.
Whatever you do don’t say his name three times.
All four of them three times, or just his latest?
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Is there a weighting depending on how many times you say it? Say it three times he appears to spread some misinfo? Say it five times and he doxxes you? Say it ten times and he gives you a death threat?
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Say it twenty times and an impenetrable ransom strip of land appears around Glandford Park.
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Since Dave came on here to create a fake account, pretending to be someone else and spreading his nonsense, it does make you wonder who was behind those burners on twitter.
It’s the constant switching between first person to third person singular that gives it away.
‘Never trust a person who tells you it takes seconds to create a fake email account’.
They should teach that at primary school, along with ‘never talk to strangers’ and ‘never trust a man who never filed any accounts at Companies House’.
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Looks like Hilton is back on the game.
Back on the game indeed, wonder how much it will cost the next mug to get f***ed over?
Another WHAM xmas number 1? Last Christmas I gave you all hope, but the very next day I didn’t pay.
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Another WHAM xmas number 1? Last Christmas I gave you all hope, but the very next day I didn’t pay.
“Happy Christmas, I made it up and bent it
Sent a note saying “I love sUfc”, I spent it
Now you know, what fools you’ve been
But if you’ve missed me now, I know I’d fool you again”1 user thanked author for this post.
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