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15% of the shares so to hazard a guess..... about £9.62 give or take a few pence.Anglo-Saxon wrote:Bought in with 15% of the shares.
Could some one with the know explain how much he might of paid into the club??????
They could of held out for a round tenner!!!!!!! LOLPhil wrote:15% of the shares so to hazard a guess..... about £9.62 give or take a few pence.Anglo-Saxon wrote:Bought in with 15% of the shares.
Could some one with the know explain how much he might of paid into the club??????
I don't think Pavorotti was interested...Anglo-Saxon wrote:They could of held out for a round tenner!!!!!!! LOLPhil wrote:15% of the shares so to hazard a guess..... about £9.62 give or take a few pence.Anglo-Saxon wrote:Bought in with 15% of the shares.
Could some one with the know explain how much he might of paid into the club??????
PMSLtoby wrote:I don't think Pavorotti was interested...Anglo-Saxon wrote:They could of held out for a round tenner!!!!!!! LOLPhil wrote: 15% of the shares so to hazard a guess..... about £9.62 give or take a few pence.
ROFL PMSLtoby wrote:I don't think Pavorotti was interested...Anglo-Saxon wrote:They could of held out for a round tenner!!!!!!! LOLPhil wrote: 15% of the shares so to hazard a guess..... about £9.62 give or take a few pence.
Tobes . your holiday hasn't blunted your wit.......... top stuff.toby wrote:I don't think Pavorotti was interested...Anglo-Saxon wrote:They could of held out for a round tenner!!!!!!! LOLPhil wrote: 15% of the shares so to hazard a guess..... about £9.62 give or take a few pence.
There was me thinking it was RossiIpswich Town Football Club today announced that Michael Anderson is to join the board of directors.
Mr Anderson, 52, is the Group President of Flairford, a company that supplies pharmaceutical products to health organisations and institutions across America.
Commenting on the appointment, Ipswich Town Football Club Chairman David Sheepshanks said: "I am very pleased to welcome Michael as a Director.He is an experienced businessman who has built a successful organisation in the USA and with his skills he will make a valuable contribution to Board.
"He has also made a substantial investment to the value of 15% of the company, within the limits agreed with shareholders.
"The new arrangement that has, after many months of work, been finalised with our three main lenders, provides us with a strong platform from which to mount a concerted campaign to be promoted back to the Premiership over a three season period.
"It enable us to build on our existing squad of fine young players without financial pressure to sell and it makes us more attractive with regard to investment in the Club going forward.
Michael Anderson
Michael Anderson
"The new arrangement with our lenders was pivotal in attracting this new investment from Michael and other existing shareholders that have also increased their stake.These investments have facilitated the purchase of Alan Lee from Cardiff City today."
During the past three years Mr Anderson has spent much of his time in Tampa, Florida where he is a season ticket holder of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers but has recently returned to his North Essex home with his wife and two young daughters.
Speaking of his appointment to the ITFC board Michael Anderson said: "It is a great thrill to be asked to join the board of a club whose fortunes I have followed closely for many years now.
"Up to a couple of months ago I had never met David Sheepshanks or Derek Bowden. However, I have been greatly impressed by their vision and energy and I am looking forward to working, along with my fellow directors, to help continue the excellent work that is already being done to get this Club back to the top flight."
Another misleading statement, so what happened to the Bent money?"The new arrangement with our lenders was pivotal in attracting this new investment from Michael and other existing shareholders that have also increased their stake.These investments have facilitated the purchase of Alan Lee from Cardiff City today."
ITFC10 wrote:Just seen the Anglia News, obviously focusing on Lee signing, but Sheepshanks mentioned now how we dont have to sell no one, and we can do a "Reading", and invest in area's when we need to.
It sounds good, and things i hope are looking up..are we finally turning the corner?
Have to agree with PBB - I have read so many funky statements from the sheepshanks camp this morning that I just take everything with a huge handful of salt.phily bon bon wrote:ITFC10 wrote:Just seen the Anglia News, obviously focusing on Lee signing, but Sheepshanks mentioned now how we dont have to sell no one, and we can do a "Reading", and invest in area's when we need to.
It sounds good, and things i hope are looking up..are we finally turning the corner?
i´ll believe it when I see it.
No where near dear friend!!!Ojc wrote:Don't worry, as soon as Reading get relegated from the Prem and Madjeski leaves (which he has publicly said he will) they will be in bigger doo doo then us (if that's possible)
At the AGM we were told that we hadn't recieved all the money for Bent or Davis, apparently this is normal practise that the fee doesn't come straight away. Also its 15% of what the clubs worth and thats around 6.5Mill so its not an awfull lot but better than nothing. Intrestingly we have another millionaire on the board.....Holly Bellingham, maybe she has added to the investment.Bluebird wrote:Another misleading statement, so what happened to the Bent money?"The new arrangement with our lenders was pivotal in attracting this new investment from Michael and other existing shareholders that have also increased their stake.These investments have facilitated the purchase of Alan Lee from Cardiff City today."
Sssshhhh, don't tell me this, you made me even sadderthe-mole wrote:No where near dear friend!!!Ojc wrote:Don't worry, as soon as Reading get relegated from the Prem and Madjeski leaves (which he has publicly said he will) they will be in bigger doo doo then us (if that's possible)
They don't have the debt of a £30million stadium develop tied round their necks - or over drafts or any other loans!!!
Plus if they are prudent they will actually be better off. All this if they went up and came straight back down again. Then they will also have the benefit of parachute payments for a few seasons!!!
So even with Madjeski leaving and pulling his funding Reading are in a good position financially and footballing wise to not get sucked into a mess - plus they actually have a manager with some talent!!
Utter b*llsh*t.Bluebird wrote: I have been greatly impressed by their vision