Exactly. SOG wants to erase it from history as if it never happened. I would think now would be the ideal time to reflect on the season and to work out where it all went wrong.
That's odd because at least four people have said that the party that MJ (and others from here) are in some way involved with are the ones who have made the bid. Are you sure of your info?
What if it was not MJ who is really involved but other people who are actually sensible. I heard it was more to do with Fry making things difficult rather than lack of finance.
During the season it was "get behind the team, the inquest can start afterwards." Now it's "Let it go that's the past." I'm interested in the mistakes of this season because I've had to sit through it all.
It's a ridiculous wage considering the hours he worked, that Portvliet was on a lot less and that (allegedly) Crouch was paid nothing for the same role.
Seemed to me he was saying there was no MJ involved to the best of his knowledge in the initial bid. We don't know how involved MJ is with his bid and we don't even know if they were he initial bid who Weston had dinner with. It is possible that Weston was correct and NickG
TBF he didn't actually say that MJ had no involvement with a bid, just that the guy he went to dinner with said nothing about MJ. We don't actually know HOW involved MJ is either. He's probably got a much biggr role in this in his mind.