Can Someone Explain ?

At the end of the day David O'Neil owns the Lions share of the buisness, at this stage if we want the club to carry on we have to get behind him and back the SOS fund.
 
My concern is that we won't get the most out of fundraising while there's all this confusion over the tax bill and what the club are saying about it. First it's "I'll investigate why the money hasn't been paid", next we're told the money donated went into the daily running of the club. Obviously hard core fans will do all they can to save the club but when there's contradictory statements being released the cause is compromised in the view of others.
 
At the end of the day David O'Neil owns the Lions share of the buisness, at this stage if we want the club to carry on we have to get behind him and back the SOS fund.
Thats it in a nutshell.......... can see shakers point but things must gel together PDQ, n any recriminations after stanley are out of the crap.
 
The only thing I think I'm sure of is that if a sane man wants his pockets lined, the way to do it is not, under any circumstances, to buy the most poorly supported (quantity not quality :)) club in the Football League.

So I'm not buying that conspiracy theory. Equally I don't believe Ilyas or the ASSF are blackmailing anybody. Personally, I will be putting some dosh into Save our Stanley, and if it comes to it I'll find some more to help the ASSF participate in any future shares issue.
 
The only thing I think I'm sure of is that if a sane man wants his pockets lined, the way to do it is not, under any circumstances, to buy the most poorly supported (quantity not quality :)) club in the Football League.

So I'm not buying that conspiracy theory. Equally I don't believe Ilyas or the ASSF are blackmailing anybody. Personally, I will be putting some dosh into Save our Stanley, and if it comes to it I'll find some more to help the ASSF participate in any future shares issue.


Ditto in respect of both Camps....Money should go to the SOS because it the surest way of getting the club out of the ****e, I support the ASSF and I hope that when it comes to shares being issued I will not only chip in to the ASSF but I also expect to have the opportunity to buy shares of my own, but I fear that I will be denied that opportunity if any share issues is taken solely by the current ASSF/Khan bid.

Don’t get me wrong; I’m not against the ASSF or Mr. Khan. I own my own business and I’m 50 grand In debt to it and will for the next three years, if someone came to me and said they will pay off the debt for a controlling interest in my business I’d tell the to sod off, it’s all my money that’s gone into it and for two solid years I’ve worked 7 days a week - 7.00 am to 11.00 pm, even after injury and ill health, I can understand how O’Neil feels, as well as the fans. Let’s give him some rope and hope that the ASSF and Mr. Khan make a gesture of good will financially, like someone as already said, let bicker about after we’re safe.
 
My concern is that we won't get the most out of fundraising while there's all this confusion over the tax bill and what the club are saying about it. First it's "I'll investigate why the money hasn't been paid", next we're told the money donated went into the daily running of the club.

And then we were told that the money is in the bank if the two parties want it paid back.

To answer Cashy 'Where would the club be now if DON had not bought EW out' I don't know, but I do know that the offer from ASSF was on the table to EW for a share issue to be made and ASSF would purchase a minimum of £250k but as far as I know EW never even acknowledged receipt. EW had made his mind up that he did not want anything to do with ASSF and only wanted somebody in who would purchase his shares and so he could leave Stanley with money in his pocket and Stanley with a massive debt.
 
He also said the money (20k and 25k) was in the bank, if it was given to the club to be used as payment for the HMRC then surely this should now be transferred into the SOS account
 
Questions of David O'Neill are asked because not everything adds up.


I agree. There are a significant number of issues and answers which have not been forthcoming.
OK, I did not attend the fans forum on Friday as I was in work so its my own fault for not being there.
This is how I see it.
Rob Heys seems to have gone from being whalleys puppet to O'neills. I accept as the clubs spokesman he is only following party lines. It is a tactic which deflects attention from O'neill.

The problem with bailing out the club with the current owners still in town, how can we make sure they wont get us into the same mess again?
This is not just an Eric whalley problem, its to easy to just be an Eric whalley problem.

Yes, the improvements in communication and the employment of staff of the field to help build the club is encouraging but has long been over due. Its not revolutionary.

I am fully behind SOS and will make a donation when pay day comes round, but I am dubious as to the ability of our new owner.. The truth is not fully out, its will now be hidden under an umbrella of 'only positive news storys and fund raising'.

Despite my best attempts to show my support for SOS, I await the barrage of abuse for not buying the bull***t.
 
I await the barrage of abuse for not buying the bull***t.

...and do you think other Stanley fans are naive enough to have bought it? I didn't go to the meeting either, but from the fans I've talked to today who did go, I know that a healthily questioning, perhaps even sceptical attitude exists. However, the only thing that matters for the next eight weeks is for all of us to get behind the club, both financially and vocally, in a way that we never have done before. Once the future's secured, then we can start asking questions.
 
Posted via Mobile Device Im keeping an open mind atm as no other choice only thing i care about is stanley. Hate to say owt atm without having to eat my words later lol.
 
He also said the money (20k and 25k) was in the bank, if it was given to the club to be used as payment for the HMRC then surely this should now be transferred into the SOS account

That seems altogether logical KSH !....but the question which still keeps running through my mind is ....'why isn't it already in the coffers of the HMRC ?'.
And what concerns me even more,is that I can't come up with any answer which would satisfy this query!...and although Alfred.E. isn't...I am worried!!.
 
He also said the money (20k and 25k) was in the bank, if it was given to the club to be used as payment for the HMRC then surely this should now be transferred into the SOS account
I refuse to be drawn into all this bickering because raising the £308k is more important but KSH I agree with you, transfer that money.
 
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