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Will not be until early November. That I find a little strange unless they are waiting to announce further news on the 4th stand.
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Re: Agm
They're still trying to decipher your 5 year plan!
Voldemort said:
They're still trying to decipher your 5 year plan!
Re: Agm
maybe there will be few fireworks at the meeting!!!!!!!!!
maybe there will be few fireworks at the meeting!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Agm
Thats only a couple of weeks later than last year is it not?
Voldemort said:
Thats only a couple of weeks later than last year is it not?
Re: Agm
Nowt unusual here-many clubs will release their reports over the coming weeks. Any major financial dealings must be made public, so we would know if owt important was going off.
i'm expecting pretty much the usual, with perhaps a marginally better report on borrowings.
Nowt unusual here-many clubs will release their reports over the coming weeks. Any major financial dealings must be made public, so we would know if owt important was going off.
i'm expecting pretty much the usual, with perhaps a marginally better report on borrowings.
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Re: Agm
VB fortunatley for you et al elements of that plan are being implemented. That is now a matter of record but it's old hat. I may however be about to unleash a cunning new plan.
In the past we've had the AGM in October even September. Could it be something linked to the agents fees we paid out last season as in almost £500K PERMANENTLY lost to PNE and PERMANENTLY lost to the game in the form of the scum known as agents. Their so called "fees" embody all that is wrong with the modern game but thank God it now looks like it all may be about to come to an end.
Appont ex professional footballers to act as players representatives. Only when clubs put a player up for sale may the representatives be consulted. The legally trained ex pros would then negotiate the personal terms with just 3% of the transfer fee being paid into a retirement pot funded additionally by other player contributions that all footballer players can draw on when they retire. That way everyone would benefit and the money would be kept in the game.
VB fortunatley for you et al elements of that plan are being implemented. That is now a matter of record but it's old hat. I may however be about to unleash a cunning new plan.
In the past we've had the AGM in October even September. Could it be something linked to the agents fees we paid out last season as in almost £500K PERMANENTLY lost to PNE and PERMANENTLY lost to the game in the form of the scum known as agents. Their so called "fees" embody all that is wrong with the modern game but thank God it now looks like it all may be about to come to an end.
Appont ex professional footballers to act as players representatives. Only when clubs put a player up for sale may the representatives be consulted. The legally trained ex pros would then negotiate the personal terms with just 3% of the transfer fee being paid into a retirement pot funded additionally by other player contributions that all footballer players can draw on when they retire. That way everyone would benefit and the money would be kept in the game.
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Re: Agm
Like Craig Allardyce you mean?
Voldemort said:
Like Craig Allardyce you mean?
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Gonzo
Re: Agm
Oh dear! Can you transfer your proxy vote to Voldemort?
Oofaafuu said:
Oh dear! Can you transfer your proxy vote to Voldemort?
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Re: Agm
Craig Allardyce does not meet the criterion. He is not legally trained and most certainly would not now be recognised by the PFA and other governing FL bodies.
I'm talking about training up those ex pros with some degree of integrity, intelligence and savvy. Then, under the strict governance of the PFA and FL they would be working for both bodies in an employed capacity.
The system I've proposed is infinitely fairer than the current mess and would eliminate those on a quick make as happened to us with Mears. When will we get the extra £1 milllion ? Which century ? DS was screwed on that one big time.
Craig Allardyce does not meet the criterion. He is not legally trained and most certainly would not now be recognised by the PFA and other governing FL bodies.
I'm talking about training up those ex pros with some degree of integrity, intelligence and savvy. Then, under the strict governance of the PFA and FL they would be working for both bodies in an employed capacity.
The system I've proposed is infinitely fairer than the current mess and would eliminate those on a quick make as happened to us with Mears. When will we get the extra £1 milllion ? Which century ? DS was screwed on that one big time.
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Re: Agm
Why not just say 'I can't make it' ....'away at a conference in France'..we don't need to know that...too much information, unless of course you're trying to impress (perish the thought 😉 )
I agree, Garside's behaviour was positively odious..imaging DS secretly plotting for Nugent to be sold....if I were a Bolton fan I'd be appalled..Ococha may have been past his best, but he was an icon with Bolton fans.
Oofaafuu said:
Why not just say 'I can't make it' ....'away at a conference in France'..we don't need to know that...too much information, unless of course you're trying to impress (perish the thought 😉 )
Oofaafuu said:
I agree, Garside's behaviour was positively odious..imaging DS secretly plotting for Nugent to be sold....if I were a Bolton fan I'd be appalled..Ococha may have been past his best, but he was an icon with Bolton fans.
Re: Agm
You should update his page here include his pne facts and what he is up to now!!!!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Koumantarakis
Where_is_Big_George? said:
You should update his page here include his pne facts and what he is up to now!!!!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Koumantarakis
