September 10, 201214 yr Selling consortium set to make an announcement/statement this afternoon on the sale of the club I believe.
September 10, 201214 yr I really hope they make the announcement at 4 o'clock ideally outside Adsa. If they did that I wouldn't care what they actually said.
September 10, 201214 yr With as uncertain a future as any club in these times I just hope they chose the bid that doesn't saddle the club (any club) with a debt it will surely struggle to service That said i fully expect the announcement to be "We the 52% majority selling consortium at SMFC wish to announce... we'd like to rip through the whole turgid process at least one more time before making our minds up" Edited September 10, 201214 yr by somner9
September 10, 201214 yr Selling consortium set to make an announcement/statement this afternoon on the sale of the club I believe. I seem to remember you started a thread "announcement in 48 hrs" (titters)
September 10, 201214 yr My prediction is on the guy living in America given the PR introduction just last week in the PDE. I’m sure we would have heard some kind of news from REA if the bid from 10,000 was being announced
September 10, 201214 yr Author I seem to remember you started a thread "announcement in 48 hrs" (titters) You don't remember very well then, as that thread was not started by me
September 10, 201214 yr I seem to remember you started a thread "announcement in 48 hrs" (titters) Guilty! Looks like the deal has been signed at Asda after all! Edited September 10, 201214 yr by somner9
September 10, 201214 yr Club Sale. Developments "very Soon" Started by div, 06 Feb 2012 i knew it was something
September 10, 201214 yr Just seen some grey smoke eminating from above the main stand! That'll be Sid burning the sausage rolls he's knocked aff
September 10, 201214 yr I saw a posse of strangers ride into town this morning. They were riding their horses so fast I couldn't count how many of them there was.
September 10, 201214 yr Author After numerous proposals the Consortium of majority shareholders in St Mirren Football Club Limited (SMFC) has decided that in the best interests of SMFC they are unable to accept the final offer from the 10000 Hours group. The longer this went on and with the numerous changes that were made to the proposals it appeared that most of the 10000 Hours’ major backers seemed to be having doubts about the concept. It became clear that it appeared to be becoming more difficult for the 10000 Hours Board to come up with an appropriate offer which would have given confidence to the selling Consortium that their proposals were sustainable. The Consortium have always stressed and continue to stress that they will do their utmost to make sure that it is the right people who buy their shares in SMFC. There has been press speculation with regard to other parties’ interest in the shares and at this point the Consortium would like to clarify that they have spoken to many different parties, but up until now none has come up with an appropriate offer which satisfies the Consortium’s criteria. The Consortium’s shares will continue to be available to the right person but until that happens they will continue to work with the rest of the Board in the best interests of SMFC.
September 10, 201214 yr I saw a posse of strangers ride into town this morning. They were riding their horses so fast I couldn't count how many of them there was. Oh isn't ReA a director of 'Horse Scotland'? (Also known as the Serbian national football team)
September 10, 201214 yr After numerous proposals the Consortium of majority shareholders in St Mirren Football Club Limited (SMFC) has decided that in the best interests of SMFC they are unable to accept the final offer from the 10000 Hours group. The longer this went on and with the numerous changes that were made to the proposals it appeared that most of the 10000 Hours’ major backers seemed to be having doubts about the concept. It became clear that it appeared to be becoming more difficult for the 10000 Hours Board to come up with an appropriate offer which would have given confidence to the selling Consortium that their proposals were sustainable. The Consortium have always stressed and continue to stress that they will do their utmost to make sure that it is the right people who buy their shares in SMFC. There has been press speculation with regard to other parties’ interest in the shares and at this point the Consortium would like to clarify that they have spoken to many different parties, but up until now none has come up with an appropriate offer which satisfies the Consortium’s criteria. The Consortium’s shares will continue to be available to the right person but until that happens they will continue to work with the rest of the Board in the best interests of SMFC. Reeee-Sult!
September 10, 201214 yr And the search continues..... realistically is anyone going to, in the current climate of spl/scottish football pay out over a million quid to buy something that occasionally might break even, more normally needs cash injections to keep it going?
September 10, 201214 yr Author The Consortium have always stressed and continue to stress that they will do their utmost to make sure that it is the right people who buy their shares in SMFC. That's a bit of a slap in the face to the 1,000 St.Mirren fans who did back the bid in my opinion. Rejecting it because of financial concerns is fine, but the selling consortium should have least have acknowledged that 1000 fans backed it with their own money.
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