Michael Wilde, Rupert Lowe, RM Withers, Guy Askham, Cheviot Asset Management, Michael Richards, Charles Stanley & Co Ltd, Andrew Cowen, Dave Jones and Keith Wiseman.
Hold your heads in shame.:mad:
Wrong again! Who's feeding you this BS. Salz's offer was FOC. How much is Lowe being paid? I know for a fact that Salz put forward his services but Lowe (possibly Wilde as well) declined the offer as he wanted another go at playing chairman. The rest is history.
It's the credit crunch. People have less disposable income to spend on leisure persuits. Let's face it, following Saints at the moment is not very enjoyable and fans are less likely to sacrifice what little money they've on a hobby that makes them miserable.
Wrong! Their business plan for the next 12mths was approved by Barclays. Don't forget Anthony Salz, Executive Vice Chairman, Rothschild (the finest legal brain in Britain - http://www.moneyweek.com/news-and-charts/anthony-salz-the-city-lawyer-everyone-wants-to-hire.aspx) was advising Crouch. There was no way Barclays would've opposed a business plan supported by Salz. Your contacts have been fed lies - all part of the silly games that the different parties have been conducting over the last three years. By the way Salz wanted to help out the club but Lowe opposed it.
Attendances are down because the feel good factor is missing. You would struggle to give tickets away. Fans have fallen out of love with the team, the match day experience & the club. With personal finances tight for many, why waste money on something that is not delivering enjoyment?