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Originally Posted by maccawozzagod
i've got to say that i agree with Long Time Red, the idea of US owning the club is very appealing, but the person who owns ASFC (or 51% + whatever is 'left over' from the share issue shambles) was unwilling to lend ears to the proposals made by ASSF when the club was practically dead in the water. Why would that change now that the club is in far calmer waters?
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Because we don't have a winding up order from HMRC, which values the club much more highly and he could possibly get a return.