St.Ricky Posted March 16, 2020 Report Posted March 16, 2020 1 hour ago, oaksoft said: There is no way he could possibly know the current cash position of each club in the league or the monthly outgoings. He may be guessing based on previous years accounts but that's a different matter altogether. Why do you say this? Quote
Ayrshire Saints Posted March 16, 2020 Report Posted March 16, 2020 And BarcaBHOY would have no ulterior motive in highlighting who had the biggest financial predicament would he ??? Barcabhoy (a poster on Celtic forums and TSF The Scottish Football Forum) produced the above table a while ago. It is a wee bit out of date now (December) and Motherwell, for instance, are more solid with some player sales made. Sevco just needs that £30m for Morelos and it'll be ok, too. Or a unicorn to lay them a golden egg...? Quote
faraway saint Posted March 16, 2020 Report Posted March 16, 2020 4 minutes ago, Yflab said: f**k me I think even Stevie Wonder could have seen who is most at risk. Real Madrid? 😎 Quote
Ayrshire Saints Posted March 16, 2020 Report Posted March 16, 2020 Exactly he hardly needed to highlight it. f**k me I think even Stevie Wonder could have seen who is most at risk. Quote
faraway saint Posted March 16, 2020 Report Posted March 16, 2020 Jeezo, sport almost annihilated for the near future.............. CORONAVIRUS LATEST (UPDATED MONDAY 16TH MARCH): FOOTBALL Premier League / EFL / FA Cup / WSL - suspended until 3rd April Scottish Football - suspended indefinitely Welsh / Northern Irish Football - suspended until 4th April Champions League / Europa League - all matches w/c 16th March postponed - meeting to be held on Tuesday 17th March to discuss La Liga - suspended until 3rd April Serie A - suspended until 3rd April Bundesliga - suspended until 2nd April Eredivisie - suspended until 3rd April Ligue One - suspended indefinitely MLS - suspended until 11th April RUGBY UNION England - all rugby suspended for 5 weeks from 16th March European Cup / Challenge matches for 3rd April postponed Pro14 - suspended indefinitely Super Rugby - suspended from Monday 16th March for the foreseeable future France - all rugby suspended indefinitely RUGBY LEAGUE Super League - suspended until 3rd April NRL - to continue behind closed doors US SPORT MLB - suspended indefinitely NBA - suspended indefinitely NHL - suspended indefinitely XFL - suspended indefinitely OTHER SPORT Cricket Postponed - England Tour of Sri Lanka India v South Africa ODI's Australia v New Zealand ODI's Start of IPL delayed to 15th April Cycling Giro d'Italia postponed All events suspended until at least 3rd April Golf Players Championship cancelled Masters postponed Motorsport F1 - First four races cancelled - next scheduled is Dutch GP on 3rd May Moto GP suspended until 3rd May Formula E suspended for two months World Superbikes suspended until mid-April NASCAR suspended for next two races London Marathon postponed until 4th October Squash PSA Tour suspended until end of April Ice Hockey UK Elite League cancels remainder of season UFC UFC London on Saturday 21st March to be moved out of the UK - most likely USA GAA suspended until 29th March Darts - PDC cancel Premier League in Newcastle and Rotterdam Netball Superleague season is suspended until further notice Tennis - Men's and Women's Tour suspended until 2nd May Horse racing in Britain will be held behind closed doors Boxing - Olympic qualifying event in London will be suspended after Monday 16th March Boat Race on 29th March - cancelled Quote
oaksoft Posted March 16, 2020 Report Posted March 16, 2020 54 minutes ago, faraway saint said: Jeezo, sport almost annihilated for the near future.............. CORONAVIRUS LATEST (UPDATED MONDAY 16TH MARCH): FOOTBALL Premier League / EFL / FA Cup / WSL - suspended until 3rd April Scottish Football - suspended indefinitely Welsh / Northern Irish Football - suspended until 4th April Champions League / Europa League - all matches w/c 16th March postponed - meeting to be held on Tuesday 17th March to discuss La Liga - suspended until 3rd April Serie A - suspended until 3rd April Bundesliga - suspended until 2nd April Eredivisie - suspended until 3rd April Ligue One - suspended indefinitely MLS - suspended until 11th April RUGBY UNION England - all rugby suspended for 5 weeks from 16th March European Cup / Challenge matches for 3rd April postponed Pro14 - suspended indefinitely Super Rugby - suspended from Monday 16th March for the foreseeable future France - all rugby suspended indefinitely RUGBY LEAGUE Super League - suspended until 3rd April NRL - to continue behind closed doors US SPORT MLB - suspended indefinitely NBA - suspended indefinitely NHL - suspended indefinitely XFL - suspended indefinitely OTHER SPORT Cricket Postponed - England Tour of Sri Lanka India v South Africa ODI's Australia v New Zealand ODI's Start of IPL delayed to 15th April Cycling Giro d'Italia postponed All events suspended until at least 3rd April Golf Players Championship cancelled Masters postponed Motorsport F1 - First four races cancelled - next scheduled is Dutch GP on 3rd May Moto GP suspended until 3rd May Formula E suspended for two months World Superbikes suspended until mid-April NASCAR suspended for next two races London Marathon postponed until 4th October Squash PSA Tour suspended until end of April Ice Hockey UK Elite League cancels remainder of season UFC UFC London on Saturday 21st March to be moved out of the UK - most likely USA GAA suspended until 29th March Darts - PDC cancel Premier League in Newcastle and Rotterdam Netball Superleague season is suspended until further notice Tennis - Men's and Women's Tour suspended until 2nd May Horse racing in Britain will be held behind closed doors Boxing - Olympic qualifying event in London will be suspended after Monday 16th March Boat Race on 29th March - cancelled It's almost as though everyone in the world recognises it's not "just the fecking flu". Quote
faraway saint Posted March 16, 2020 Report Posted March 16, 2020 2 minutes ago, oaksoft said: It's almost as though everyone in the world recognises it's not "just the fecking flu". Tell me I did ask you before, what are the symptoms and you still don't get it's almost the same as this virus. As usual, you don't like answering questions that confirm you're having a nightmare..........................run along, you've got a business to run. Rattled aren't you? Quote
antrin Posted March 16, 2020 Report Posted March 16, 2020 2 hours ago, oaksoft said: It's almost as though everyone in the world recognises it's not "just the fecking flu". 1 hour ago, faraway saint said: As usual, you don't like answering questions that confirm you're having a nightmare..........................run along, you've got a business to run. As we’re talking about running... and EVERYTHING being cancelled... ”my” running club’s annual classic 15 mile XC race is STILL on for Saturday. usually about 250-350 participants. No prizes. very muddy forest right now, lots of hills, real not plastic grass and burns,...we’ve run it through blizzards... very little impedes XC runners... For 70+ years now. Modern softie people running the club these days... I am a little bit worried that they’ll bottle it... Quote
antrin Posted March 17, 2020 Report Posted March 17, 2020 7 hours ago, antrin said: wrt sevco - King removed them from any place that demanded a reporting of accounts or freedom of info. And it has not got a line of credit from any bank. Plus King has been given the Cold Shoulder by the City of London. There have been Erratic statements about financial situations, in the Big Hoose. Lots of smoke and mirrors - though apparently there are now a couple of Asian investors with a spare £10m each to offer. "."............................................ How embarrassing! One of the putative Asian investors may be a Buddie! shock horror! thought buddies were not so daft...? It’s not a Motherwell born billionaire this time, but a Paisley one. https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/rangers-mystery-investor-revealed-real-21703185.amp? rangers mystery investor revealed as real estate mogul stuart gibson the japan-based businessman was in glasgow last week to meet the current ibrox regime as dave king prepares to step down. property funding expert stuart gibson is on the verge of ploughing millions into rangers and becoming the most influential figurehead in the ibrox boardroom. record sport can reveal the japan-based businessman was in glasgow last week to meet with the current regime as he edges closer to completing a deal which will see dave king step away from his position as chairman. paisley born gibson has made his fortune in the far east since moving there in 1999 and his real estate company esr boasts of having more than £1.5billion worth of assets under its management. it’s understood the life-long rangers supporter was initially attracted to the idea of investing in the club around six months ago after discussions with current director george taylor, a senior investment banker with morgan stanley, based in hong kong. gibson has secretly attended a number of games during that time including a betfred cup semi final win over hearts in november and the defeat to celtic in december’s final. gibson had also planned to be at ibrox for sunday’s old firm derby before it was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. but it’s anticipated gibson will then go a stage further by buying up king’s share holding – and becoming the key player behind the scenes. a close source said: “stuart is extremely excited about this opportunity because he’s been a massive rangers supporter his whole life. “he met george taylor as part of a business deal and it was during those discussions that the idea was planted. the talks became very serious form that moment and now it looks as if the deal could be announced very shortly.” gibson is the co-founder and joint chief executive of e-shang redwood or esr, a hong kong-based property development group. in the last month he launched a £200m plan to build the largest goods distribution centre in nagoya, japan’s fourth largest city. in march last year, it was announced that esr has acquired a parcel of land on japan’s tokyo bay for the development of a $1 billion warehouse POSTED BY easyjambo on TSFM Quote
shull Posted March 17, 2020 Author Report Posted March 17, 2020 A Paisley born Sevco fan. ah, one of them Quote
antrin Posted March 17, 2020 Report Posted March 17, 2020 (edited) 39 minutes ago, Slartibartfast said: 10 hours ago, antrin said: POSTED BY easyjambo on TSFM Given his age, how can he be a lifelong fan of an 8 year old club? Just saying. That’s easy. he’s a paisley Buddie, who supports Rangers, has made £billions and wants to invest it in an abyssal black investment hole called sevco. Aye, right! For further proof - this is being published in the Daily Record. it’s easier believing in the Tooth Fairy. ps here's a couple of quotes I read somewhere recently... Fool: Someone who too readily believes improbable claims from questionable sources on insufficient evidence. Record: Improbable claims from questionable sources with insufficient evidence. Edited March 17, 2020 by antrin Quote
St.Ricky Posted March 17, 2020 Report Posted March 17, 2020 https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/ann-budge-reconstruction-call-hearts-21703182 Quote
Tommy Posted March 17, 2020 Report Posted March 17, 2020 I wonder if Chabbi had made it back home to Turkey or if he is now stuck here for months ? Quote
faraway saint Posted March 17, 2020 Report Posted March 17, 2020 (edited) 17 hours ago, antrin said: shock horror! thought buddies were not so daft...? It’s not a Motherwell born billionaire this time, but a Paisley one. https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/rangers-mystery-investor-revealed-real-21703185.amp? rangers mystery investor revealed as real estate mogul stuart gibson the japan-based businessman was in glasgow last week to meet the current ibrox regime as dave king prepares to step down. property funding expert stuart gibson is on the verge of ploughing millions into rangers and becoming the most influential figurehead in the ibrox boardroom. record sport can reveal the japan-based businessman was in glasgow last week to meet with the current regime as he edges closer to completing a deal which will see dave king step away from his position as chairman. paisley born gibson has made his fortune in the far east since moving there in 1999 and his real estate company esr boasts of having more than £1.5billion worth of assets under its management. it’s understood the life-long rangers supporter was initially attracted to the idea of investing in the club around six months ago after discussions with current director george taylor, a senior investment banker with morgan stanley, based in hong kong. gibson has secretly attended a number of games during that time including a betfred cup semi final win over hearts in november and the defeat to celtic in december’s final. gibson had also planned to be at ibrox for sunday’s old firm derby before it was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. but it’s anticipated gibson will then go a stage further by buying up king’s share holding – and becoming the key player behind the scenes. a close source said: “stuart is extremely excited about this opportunity because he’s been a massive rangers supporter his whole life. “he met george taylor as part of a business deal and it was during those discussions that the idea was planted. the talks became very serious form that moment and now it looks as if the deal could be announced very shortly.” gibson is the co-founder and joint chief executive of e-shang redwood or esr, a hong kong-based property development group. in the last month he launched a £200m plan to build the largest goods distribution centre in nagoya, japan’s fourth largest city. in march last year, it was announced that esr has acquired a parcel of land on japan’s tokyo bay for the development of a $1 billion warehouse POSTED BY easyjambo on TSFM I know him, although I know his brother better. Gallowhill born and bred. Haven't seen him in years so can't comment on him as a person although his brother is a great guy. PS One thing I do know, he's not daft. Edited March 17, 2020 by faraway saint Quote
TPAFKA Jersey 2 Posted March 17, 2020 Report Posted March 17, 2020 4 hours ago, faraway saint said: I know him, although I know his brother better. Gallowhill born and bred. Haven't seen him in years so can't comment on him as a person although his brother is a great guy. PS One thing I do know, he's not daft. What age is FS? My brother in law might know him. Quote
faraway saint Posted March 18, 2020 Report Posted March 18, 2020 9 hours ago, TPAFKA Jersey 2 said: What age is FS? My brother in law might know him. Not sure about his age, his brother is 61 so he's under that mate. Quote
munoz Posted March 18, 2020 Report Posted March 18, 2020 Raith Rovers look like they're struggling. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/51938780 Quote
kevo_smfc Posted March 18, 2020 Report Posted March 18, 2020 22 hours ago, St.Ricky said: https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/ann-budge-reconstruction-call-hearts-21703182 I've said it before and I think this is the only fair outcome, especially for clubs in the lower leagues. It's what they do with the predicament of either awarding Celtic the title or making season null and void with no champions, which I think should be more of a challenging hurdle to get over. Quote
Bud the Baker Posted March 18, 2020 Report Posted March 18, 2020 2 minutes ago, kevo_smfc said: I've said it before and I think this is the only fair outcome, especially for clubs in the lower leagues. It's what they do with the predicament of either awarding Celtic the title or making season null and void with no champions, which I think should be more of a challenging hurdle to get over. On a selfish basis I say relegate Hearts now - when relegation was suspended to save Hibs back in '91 the ultimate losers were ourselves. Quote
TPAFKA Jersey 2 Posted March 18, 2020 Report Posted March 18, 2020 1 hour ago, faraway saint said: Not sure about his age, his brother is 61 so he's under that mate. My bro in law is either 57 or 58 I think. Must ask if he knows him. Quote
faraway saint Posted March 18, 2020 Report Posted March 18, 2020 2 minutes ago, TPAFKA Jersey 2 said: My bro in law is either 57 or 58 I think. Must ask if he knows him. He'll be around that age mate. Now, away and start more threads, we need to drown out the forum fools stupid threads, you can do it. 👍 🤧🤧🤧 Quote
St.Ricky Posted March 18, 2020 Report Posted March 18, 2020 22 minutes ago, kevo_smfc said: I've said it before and I think this is the only fair outcome, especially for clubs in the lower leagues. It's what they do with the predicament of either awarding Celtic the title or making season null and void with no champions, which I think should be more of a challenging hurdle to get over. Bite the bullet and award the title and relegation spot. Pay out cash for places which the clubs obviously need. Then think of reconstruction. Quote
TPAFKA Jersey 2 Posted March 18, 2020 Report Posted March 18, 2020 2 minutes ago, Ice-tears said: Is he? I’ll ask wee guy along road if his granny’s neighbour brother-in-laws cousin auntie knows him🤪 And to think you were being so convivial last night. 😃 Quote
faraway saint Posted March 18, 2020 Report Posted March 18, 2020 7 minutes ago, Ice-tears said: Back to normal today mate👍 I've already told you once, Foff, if I need to tell you again it'll end in tears............yours. 🤧🤧🤧 Quote
shull Posted March 18, 2020 Author Report Posted March 18, 2020 2 hours ago, munoz said: Raith Rovers look like they're struggling. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/51938780 Why are they struggling ? They have a hardcore support of around 1000. They should be paying players expenses only or at the most, small part time wages. If they are Full Time, then serves them right. FECKEM I have paid outrageous admission prices there in the past. Home to roost and aw that shite. Quote
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