The whole point is that the club is not a going concern, we are being run on a shoestring, hand to mouth, funding it day to day, asking for donations to survive. This is why all the bollocks that have been said about the various shareholdings has been total nonsense. I may have said that before, but it still kept getting lobbed at the board regardfing who had what percentage after Hopkin declined to take up his majority shareholding.NBDag wrote: ↑Wed Aug 29, 2018 7:21 pm
I’m not one for being petty, but I hope I never see that sperm-gargler back in the ground. No proof that he is selling his shares for a quid and ultimately it doesn’t really mean much to me if he is. Selling for a £1 isn’t actually a good thing in my eyes, makes it easier for any Tom, Dick or Glenn to come in and buy it irrespective of experience and knowledge *cough* Dominic Chapelle *cough*. In my eyes a real buying price indicates that the business is a going concern, a worthwhile investment, and puts off the chancers.
You hope all due diligence has been done, the money is real, and sustainable and that the new owners have the patience to see getting the Daggers back where they should be through. I would hope that they have a decent idea how to run and promote a sports club to help us grow and be self sustaining in years to come.
As for Glyn, the whole mess from last December when we were looking a decent play off bet, to today where we are on one point from seven games is down to him pulling out on commitments he had made in good faith while setting budgets for the football club. Whatever the real or stated reason for that, bye mate, don't come back.