Dean Holdsworth on verge of takeover

Fabians Right Peg wrote:

Breadman wrote:

"You know what...? You're taking the piss, my son. I find in favour of Her Majesty's Customs & Excise. Pay up now, dickhead."

Not sure that's an option, think if the judge finds in favour of HMRC, then BWFC is history, no option to pay we just get closed down.

observer wrote:

Fabians Right Peg wrote:

Breadman wrote:

"You know what...? You're taking the piss, my son. I find in favour of Her Majesty's Customs & Excise. Pay up now, dickhead."

Not sure that's an option, think if the judge finds in favour of HMRC, then BWFC is history, no option to pay we just get closed down.

Not sure of your laws, but the best result for everyone is to get it paid and not close the company down.  My guess is the money is squirreled away and will come out only after a judge says pay up.  Makes no sense for any taxing authority to close a business without trying to make a deal to get the maximum payment.

Mr Magoo wrote:

karlypants wrote:

Breadman wrote:KP,

Please don't be offended, but are you sure you're straight?

Not that there's anything wrong with that, obviously, but you don't half come out with some camp shit sometimes, mate.....

I can assure you that I am 100% straight mate!

Ask my boyfriend Fredrick long

karlypants wrote:

Mr Magoo wrote:

karlypants wrote:

Breadman wrote:KP,

Please don't be offended, but are you sure you're straight?

Not that there's anything wrong with that, obviously, but you don't half come out with some camp shit sometimes, mate.....

I can assure you that I am 100% straight mate!

Ask my boyfriend Fredrick long

A few people have commented in the past that I had a look of Freddie Mercury when I hadn't shaved my bum hole

Sluffy wrote:DEAN Holdsworth’s Sports Shield consortium remains in the driving seat to complete a takeover as talks went into extra time at Wanderers.

The former striker, who was granted exclusivity by the Whites board on Thursday, is undertaking legal work in order to be granted a Share Purchase Agreement – which is the deal-breaker in buying the club from Eddie Davies.

After that, the Football League would need to rubber stamp their business plan and the staff they plan to involve. But those hoping for a resolution before tomorrow’s clash with QPR are to be left disappointed with an official announcement unlikely until the High Court hearing on Monday.

Wanderers were ready to go into administration by the close of business today if they felt the chances of finding a new owner were unlikely. But with Sports Shield racing to complete and at least one other party also making progress in the background, they have ruled that out for now.

Owner Davies tried to calmed talk that an agreement was imminent by claiming four parties were still in talks this evening.

But The Bolton News understands that one – Sports Shield – is still out in front and in the event that their bid fails, there would be significant difficulty for another bidder to pick up the pieces.

Sources at the club remain confident they will be able to demonstrate that a deal with a new owner is close enough to earn an adjournment when they attend the court in London on Monday morning.


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A tweet from Iles at the time the article was printed -

To underline - club wanted assurance a buyer was in play and close by the close of play today. Evidently they have that. Extra time.

HOWEVER his final tweets of the night a couple of hours later -

Takeover once again at delicate stage. Nothing will be concluded tonight. Rapidly losing patience and faith it ever bloody will...

As things stand, not optimistic.



So everybody clear about what is going on then!

Boggersbelief wrote:Holdsworth will sack Lennon and bring in Phil Brown if he gets the gig

Boggersbelief wrote:Holdsworth will sack Lennon and bring in Phil Brown if he gets the gig

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Boggersbelief wrote:Holdsworth will sack Lennon and bring in Phil Brown if he gets the gig

Was this pillow talk?