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And there was me trying to drop subtle hints about them increasing their sales in the morning..... p.s. good evening Duncan

Cheers - so doesn't have to be a formal arrangement then....?

Bugger is a slang word used in the vernacular British English, Irish English, Australian English, Canadian English, New Zealand English, South African English, Indian English, and occasionally also in Malaysian English, Scots and (rarely) American English. Today, the term is a general-purpose expletive, used to imply dissatisfaction, or used to describe someone or something whose behaviour is in some way displeasing.

Maybe the expectations could have been managed better by more transparancy from the off? Not criticising, just observation.

Thanks - I wasn't far off.... I get the feeling they may well sell a few more tomorrow morning in that case....

No, didn't miss it. But, alas, it doesn't answer the question that I pose in this thread. Is it a 'contracted in' group of "gentlemen" or a more casual arrangement?

'Sometimes'.....but If he'd have wheeled out someone on the Sunday Times Rich List I'd venture that he would have been a labelled 'winner'

http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=14092

And maybe this lack of ownership transparancy is troubling the Football League too perhaps....? The timing is indeed odd...especially as it gives rise to more questions than answers, at a time where we, and the FL, need more answers than questions...IMHO

What about the Swiss?

Jewish

That was the working title for the ABBA come back single in 1994, if I'm not mistaken

Ok, go on then..... Kate Bush parties....and heroin

Could they not sell the 'intellectual property' they accumulated during the 21 day exclusivity period to another party?

What's the most copies the Daily Echo have ever sold on one day?

Kate Bush parties

But are they contracturally 'signed up' or is this some sort of gentleman's agreement. My gut feel tells me the latter, hence I'm not convinced....

Not too far away from M.F to be fair...

That's the crux

Bugger...can't spell 'definition'...! Bugger

Usual apologies for a new thread but this is the question bouncing around my head at the moment.... Is the term 'consortium' being used in the sense that this Fialka chap has 'x' number of people contracted together as an official/committed group or is his 'consortium' a more casual arrangement of friends and associates that he intends dipping into as and when? A little voice is trying to tell me something.....

Calm before the storm....

I knew someone would Lap that up

But I can spell coagulation

Source?