I got one from my long lost uncle in Singapore. Apparently, we lost touch when I was just a babymaffff wrote:Once that Nigerian prince deposits the funds into his account....
I got one from my long lost uncle in Singapore. Apparently, we lost touch when I was just a babymaffff wrote:Once that Nigerian prince deposits the funds into his account....
JIM wrote:Rubbish
Equally rubbishElm Park Kid wrote:"Dear Sir Mad stad
I am calling Samrit and would like much to buy club for full asking price. I am currently in Thailand owning club Police United so can't come in person. I will make full asking price payment via PAYPAL however can not release funds because of coup military. They will release full asking price once shipping number is sent.
Thank you kindly"
They do have the phrase "no money, no honey", which JM could use if they don't pay up soon.El Diablo wrote: Thai's are all heart and no money - Explain this please ( No Money)
and 7tee peg wrote:so the boiler has been fired up and we are now heading to 400........
No-one of the best parts of the year although a bit naff when people just put up a name and say that he would be a good buy.pea wrote:Anyone else just completely happy that we haven't had to give a single thought to any transfer 'rumour' all preseason?
Yeah, but i miss people sitting in bushes.pea wrote:Anyone else just completely happy that we haven't had to give a single thought to any transfer 'rumour' all preseason?
<<< spin off thread >>>Royal Ginger wrote:Yeah, but i miss people sitting in bushes.pea wrote:Anyone else just completely happy that we haven't had to give a single thought to any transfer 'rumour' all preseason?
Pepe the Horseman wrote:multisync1830 wrote:can someone pm the telegraph article as it's behind a wall.
tiaOne of the nicknames for Reading FC – the Mad Stad, after the football club’s Madejski Stadium – has never seemed so apt.
After digging into the manoeuvrings behind chairman Sir John Madejski’s ongoing attempts to sell the Championship team, Diary can reveal there is a second bidder in the frame alongside frontrunner Samrit Bunditkitsada, the mysterious Thai billionaire.
Reading’s latest would-be owner is an investment partnership of American billionaires, who are bemused that their takeover offer – £5m equity, £14m for the Millennium Madejski Hotel, and £20m to pay off the football team’s debts – has been relegated in favour of the Asian bid.
Diary sees their point. According to a source close to the negotiations, the US bidders were promised exclusivity to close their deal with BTG Financial Consulting, the recovery company handling the club’s sale, if the Thai consortium hadn’t transferred its full takeover funds to a UK bank by 5pm last Wednesday.
Diary understands Mr Bunditkitsada is still finalising the financing for his £26m takeover, after providing a £500,000 non-refundable deposit on signing a sale and purchase agreement last Thursday.
Samrit. What's going on? Haven't the fans been through enough? Being told one thing, then another, now it's happening again. And I, and probably alot of Reading fans have quite frankly had enough of it all. All we want is the trutb and to know what is going on. Is that really too much to ask?
I'm not surprised, it's relentless, and the same questions that he's already answered moments earlier... alas, comes with the territory I imagine.I think Charlie boy is starting to get a little bit hacked off at all the constant neediness of Reading fans too
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