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Isn't it time we let Mark Fry know why any consortium that involved Lowe and Askham hidden inside it is totally unacceptable, and why?

 

Is this worth a poll and sticky, mods? I think so. Can you devise one?

 

And how many would sign a petition?

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Isn't it time we let Mark Fry know why any consortium that involved Lowe and Ashcomb hidden inside it is totally unacceptable, and why?

 

Is this worth a poll and sticky, mods? I think so. Can you devise one?

 

And how many would sign a petition?

 

i assume you mean Askham

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Isn't it time we let Mark Fry know why any consortium that involved Lowe and Ashcomb hidden inside it is totally unacceptable, and why?

 

Is this worth a poll and sticky, mods? I think so. Can you devise one?

 

And how many would sign a petition?

 

Who the hell is Ashcomb ?

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The fans have no say in this. Fry picks the consortium best equiped to repay the creditors, that is the worrying thing.

 

he does seem to be stepping outside of his remit at times (in a positive way) and seems that he wants a good deal for us. Maybe its just b*s*

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Going slightly off at a tangent here but something I am keen to know...

 

Does MF have any duty to secure the future of the club to the best possibility to ensure that administration never happened again?

 

Im guessing it is within best practice to do this. To ensure that the buyer has sufficient funds to not only puchase the club, but with expected income in the future, keep the club running?

 

If this is the case, then surely any bid which contains any of the pratts that ruined the club should be automatically declined due to their involvement and what it will mean to future income.

 

We all know that if they have anything to do with the new owners, the fan base will still remain divided and now a league lower, attendances will be even smaller and there would be a very strong chance we would be in the same state in a small space of time again.

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I don't think that Lowe & Askham personally have anywhere near the amount of money needed.

 

That being the case, would anybody team up with them knowing that, Lowe in particular, will probably wipe several thousand of the home gates next season?

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The fans have no say in this. Fry picks the consortium best equiped to repay the creditors, that is the worrying thing.

While technically probably true, this must also preclude Lowe and Wilde being involved in any way, shape or form, since it is clear they not only cannot deliver but actually make it even harder to pay back creditors due to the evidence that their presence actually does impact attendances. He must also be aware that any investigation into financial irregularities must involve Lowe and Wilde (as well as Askham, Crouch, etc etc) and therefore could be a huge risk for any creditors or successof a consortium. I think Mr Fry will be well aware already that Lowe and Wilde are persona non gratis.

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Going slightly off at a tangent here but something I am keen to know...

 

Does MF have any duty to secure the future of the club to the best possibility to ensure that administration never happened again?

 

Im guessing it is within best practice to do this. To ensure that the buyer has sufficient funds to not only puchase the club, but with expected income in the future, keep the club running?

 

If this is the case, then surely any bid which contains any of the pratts that ruined the club should be automatically declined due to their involvement and what it will mean to future income.

 

We all know that if they have anything to do with the new owners, the fan base will still remain divided and now a league lower, attendances will be even smaller and there would be a very strong chance we would be in the same state in a small space of time again.

 

He works on behalf of the creditors therefore I guees Aviva would rather have £20mil from a cowboy than £10mil from a gent !

A bit like you selling your house, do you really worry what the neighbours might think after you've gone or do you sell to the highest bidder ??

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I don't think that Lowe & Askham personally have anywhere near the amount of money needed.

 

That being the case, would anybody team up with them knowing that, Lowe in particular, will probably wipe several thousand of the home gates next season?

 

I would have serious concerns over the judgement of any potential owners if they included Lowe anywhere near their consortium!!!!!!!!

 

Talk about scoring an own goal!!!!!

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Fry doesn't "pick" anyone.

 

He can't compel the creditors to accept or decline anyone. If they want they can wind the PLC up or they can do a deal with someone. Who that is is up to them.

 

Fry's duty is to run the PLC in the meantime and search for a resolution acceptable to the creditors.

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Going slightly off at a tangent here but something I am keen to know...

 

Does MF have any duty to secure the future of the club to the best possibility to ensure that administration never happened again?

 

Im guessing it is within best practice to do this. To ensure that the buyer has sufficient funds to not only puchase the club, but with expected income in the future, keep the club running?

 

If this is the case, then surely any bid which contains any of the pratts that ruined the club should be automatically declined due to their involvement and what it will mean to future income.

 

We all know that if they have anything to do with the new owners, the fan base will still remain divided and now a league lower, attendances will be even smaller and there would be a very strong chance we would be in the same state in a small space of time again.

 

So very true! The trouble is, Fry has to get the best deal for the creditors. Just hope that the best successful bid avoids including any of the pariahs.

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Isn't it time we let Mark Fry know why any consortium that involved Lowe and Askham hidden inside it is totally unacceptable, and why?

 

Is this worth a poll and sticky, mods? I think so. Can you devise one?

And how many would sign a petition?

 

If you think Mark Fry is going to take notice of a poll on a Saints Forum then you are sadly mistaken!

 

His job is to sell the club whilst getting the best deal possibly for all the creditors. It is his professional duty to do so! As long as a buyer can prove sufficient funds then who they are will be little cause for concern for Fry and his colleagues!

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