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bdc · 09-10-2009, 21:12

It seems almost bonkers that Ms Lazarus is asking for £200k from the public domain but there has been an offer on the table for months from Ilyas. This just smacks of incompetence and a complete lack of leadership, it basically suggests that have no idea of how to raise the money themselves so now they are pleading in the local rags. The DON should just swallow his pride and get on the phone to Ilyas and agree a deal to move the club forward.

She said: “We’re hoping that we will be able to do some kind of deal with HMRC and we’re still quite hopeful that we’ll find the money”. This quote really just shows the lack of business knowledge she has, there is no way on God's earth that HMRC will "do a deal" the only option is to find all the money and its that simple. I hope the club find the money but I can't see it happening. Personally, I think that ASSF would have been a great way of helping to get the club back on a better financial footing.

09-10-2009, 21:12	#9
bdc Full Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 434 Liked: 69 times Rep Power: 75	Re: Today's LET It seems almost bonkers that Ms Lazarus is asking for £200k from the public domain but there has been an offer on the table for months from Ilyas. This just smacks of incompetence and a complete lack of leadership, it basically suggests that have no idea of how to raise the money themselves so now they are pleading in the local rags. The DON should just swallow his pride and get on the phone to Ilyas and agree a deal to move the club forward. She said: “We’re hoping that we will be able to do some kind of deal with HMRC and we’re still quite hopeful that we’ll find the money”. This quote really just shows the lack of business knowledge she has, there is no way on God's earth that HMRC will "do a deal" the only option is to find all the money and its that simple. I hope the club find the money but I can't see it happening. Personally, I think that ASSF would have been a great way of helping to get the club back on a better financial footing.