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I'm pretty sure this was all paid off before DE left.Has he? The charge is still showing as outstanding at Companies House.
I'm pretty sure this was all paid off before DE left.Has he? The charge is still showing as outstanding at Companies House.
unlike our last home performance. You know, players faking injuries, water stops, getting the ball boys/girls to use delaying tactics etc.
Saw them 1977 at HMS Collingwood absolutely brilliant every hit and more.
Ray StylesI remember a few years (ie decades) back as a spotty wanabe roadie, struggling backstage to plug in a massive 3 phase plug into a switch fuse, and a bloke said "do you want a hand with that mate?". I said ta very much, and then not recognizing him as part of the crew asked him who he was, to which he replied "oh, I'm the bass player with Mudd". Top bloke, a world of difference from Captain Sensible who I've got another story about...
Off topic I know, but anything to lift the gloom.
Pretty sure? Or guessing?I'm pretty sure this was all paid off before DE left.
Not as it was linked to follow up payments for previous sales that were received.Pretty sure? Or guessing?
Quite a substantial amount to find for the club.
Fair enough but, have they been received? Given that the timescale of these payments is not in the public domain, it is pure speculation to say that they have been paid.Not as it was linked to follow up payments for previous sales that were received.
Fair enough but, have they been received? Given that the timescale of these payments is not in the public domain, it is pure speculation to say that they have been paid.
The payments to DE were scheduled to take place at the same time as outstanding payments were expected from Leeds etc. I would find it extremely unlikely that DE would walk away without having received this money and left almost immediately after the final payment was expected.Fair enough but, have they been received? Given that the timescale of these payments is not in the public domain, it is pure speculation to say that they have been paid.
Sorry but, you are wrong with regard to the payment schedule.The payments to DE were scheduled to take place at the same time as outstanding payments were expected from Leeds etc. I would find it extremely unlikely that DE would walk away without having received this money and left almost immediately after the final payment was expected.
None of this has been confirmed in public, but I would say that it would be more speculative to suggest that the debt is still owed.
So are you saying that DE did not receive his payments by 30th September and then leave? Do you honestly think that he would have walked away from the club still owed a huge lump of cash?Sorry but, you are wrong with regard to the payment schedule.
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deje vu
Good posts from @PC, @Navegante, @unification, @ZeroTheHero.
Getting really angry now.
The aim here is to extricate OUFC from the stadium to allow lucrative development. It's not pure asset-stripping as there are obviously no current assets to strip.
OUFC the club is irrelevant to Tiger, Thohir, Griecke, Nuseibah, Floreat and any other speculative parasites who might get involved. They don't care if we end up homeless or playing on a recreation ground in Bicester.
The club is simply a mess. Absent owner, ineffective manager, stadium owner we can't deal with, part time MD. The list goes on.
Unless something significant happens - and I can't imagine what that might be right now - we'll be playing 'who'll finish bottom?' with Plymouth throughout the season.
Whether we lose on Saturday or win 4-0 is irrelevant. Robinson is going nowhere as he's a convenient part of Tiger's consortium's longer term plan.
No doubt the new housing scheme at Grenoble Road will have to be called 'Kassam Meadows' or something equally obnoxious. Get your name down now.
Quite. That’s the whole point of having the legal charge over the club’s assets. It’s apparent that there was a clearing of the decks in August (steps down from OUFC board, passes Ensco shares in partnership on to City, etc) to allow him to make the takeover at Solihull official.Why would he still need to be at the club to get his money?
I think he left because he had the chance to buy Solihull Moors and wanted his focus there.
Come on, show a little common sense. You have a legally binding charge over an organisation with punitive penalties built in. The whole deal is enshrined within English law, witnessed and signed. Eales stayed on in name only and when the opportunity came to buy into Solihull Moors, he went. He still owns a substantial share holding and, in all likelihood, has received part of the amount due under the charge. Whether he has received all or not, is completely unrelated to his being a director. Aside from anything else, as with all that Eales did during his time with club, all financial transactions involving Eales in any form are dealt with by one of his many companies. Ensco1070, is the beneficiary of this charge it just happens that Eales is the only director of this particular company.So are you saying that DE did not receive his payments by 30th September and then leave? Do you honestly think that he would have walked away from the club still owed a huge lump of cash?
It's not bring precious, it's using the common sense that you seem to fail to use yourself. The agreed timeframes for concluding payments was 30th September. It was implied previously that the payment dates were linked to expected income being received for previous sales. There is absolutely no reason to assume that these payments weren't made by Leeds, Bristol City etc, and no reason to believe that these payments weren't then passed on to DE.Come on, show a little common sense. You have a legally binding charge over an organisation with punitive penalties built in. The whole deal is enshrined within English law, witnessed and signed. Eales stayed on in name only and when the opportunity came to buy into Solihull Moors, he went. He still owns a substantial share holding and, in all likelihood, has received part of the amount due under the charge. Whether he has received all or not, is completely unrelated to his being a director. Aside from anything else, as with all that Eales did during his time with club, all financial transactions involving Eales in any form are dealt with by one of his many companies. Ensco1070, is the beneficiary of this charge it just happens that Eales is the only director of this particular company.
I have no idea whether he has received all or part of the monies due and neither do you so stop being so precious about the whole deal.
Please read. It's in the wording IF. There is no statement to the effect of concluding. And, if there is no proof either way, why say what you did in the first place? A lot of the time you have something sensible to offer, on this occasion, nothing.It's not bring precious, it's using the common sense that you seem to fail to use yourself. The agreed timeframes for concluding payments was 30th September. It was implied previously that the payment dates were linked to expected income being received for previous sales. There is absolutely no reason to assume that these payments weren't made by Leeds, Bristol City etc, and no reason to believe that these payments weren't then passed on to DE.
It's easy to stamp your feet and demand proof, but there is equally no proof to suggest the payments haven't been made.
The agreed timeframes [sic] for concluding payments was 30th September.