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.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.
hes stanley through n through
he was, just his IQ was low.Now where have I heard that before? Ah yes, about a chap called Eric Whalley.

) club in the Football League.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.
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.
Questions of David O'Neill are asked because not everything adds up.
I await the barrage of abuse for not buying the bull***t.
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.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
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