Sluffy wrote: Ten Bobsworth wrote: Sluffy wrote: wanderlust wrote: Sluffy wrote:
Particularly the bit about how a person can have a charge against assets if he's not loan anything against it in the first place?
Thank you.
For example, the bit where I said Anderson provided bridge funding for salaries at which point he was a creditor, and then repaid himself ahead of all other creditors at which point he was no longer a creditor. Ergo net investment = ZERO
Or as already mentioned it could be the ED money.
If that was the case - and clearly it wasn't - then the charge would have been 'satisfied' when he repaid himself. The charge is still 'live' and thus still owing to Anderson - ie he has loaned the club money from himself and that money is still owing.
If it was ED's money the charge would be showing to him (there is as I stated a new charge created at the time of Anderson's charge, to Moonshift/Eddie), so its not Eddie's money at all - as the charge is for Ken Anderson.
You clearly pretend you know a lot - but clearly you don't - you just have you agenda and prejudice and bend the facts to fit your story.
I think ED (or Moonshift/Fildraw) lent the money to repay Blumarble to Ken Anderson personally. When the BM loan was repaid out of these funds, KA took a similar charge against Burnden Leisure to the one BM had. So Burnden Leisure instead of owing BM £4m, now owes £4m to KA which KA in turn owes to ED's estate. I expect its possible that the terms of the £10m Fildraw loan may have been changed as part of the arrangement.
Yes I'm sure all that is correct.
However it is still KA's money that he's put into the club - just the same as if KA had borrowed the money from say the bank to pay off BM.
If for whatever reason the club can't pay KA back in time for the loan to be settled, he will still owe Eddie Davies / Moonshift the money - so he will have to sell off his personal assets to settle the debt - which in the case will be handing over the ownership of the club - which he values at around £5 million plus apparently.
So on paper at least he stands to lose an asset he owns - set against the ability of the club to repay his loan back to him in order to settle ED's loan to him - or his ability to raise enough funds elsewhere to satisfy the loan from Eddie.
Good point well made, Sluffy.
Something tells me that Marc Iles has been spying on Nuts and nicking my homework. He's still keeping stum, though, on the probable destination of Ken's 525K (before tax) consultancy fee and so is his 'mate' at the Daily Mail.
Clue No 1 has already been explained but anyone interested can find chapter and verse in the accounts of Inner Circle Investments here:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]Take a look at the cost of its investment in Burnden Leisure
Clue No. 2 is here:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]Take a quick look at the Progress Report on the liquidation of Sports Shield BWFC Ltd
Clue No. 3 is here:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]Take a look at the accounts of Sports Shield Investments Ltd for 2016, 2017 and 2018 (filed 3 days ago).
Some might be curious about how an 'investment company' (with one employee, Dean Holdsworth) has managed to accumulate and distribute so much cash without ever having any investments on its balance sheet.
Clue No.4 is here:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]Sports Shield Ltd - Another one man company with minimal share capital but 312K on its balance sheet at 31 March 2017.