McGinn Cash

[BuddieinEK]

If Meatball goes to Man Utd, we get over two million.

 

How would you invest/spend it?

 

Personally, rather than spend it on the pitch, I'd use it to buy the Kibble out.

 

In my personal and humble opinion, we are an implosion in waiting with a split ownership and boardroom!

 

I'd rather we were genuinely a fan owned club and that cash injection would be the perfect opportunity to make it happen.

 

Just my own thoughts.

 

Yours?

 

 

Sent from my HD1913 using Tapatalk

 

 

[Swiss_Saint]

If kibble are a share holder how can we use their cash to buy them out? Its not SMISA's cash

[BuddieinEK]

If kibble are a share holder how can we use their cash to buy them out? Its not SMISA's cash

Yup.
I know.
It's a clusterfeck indeed.

Could we buy out their shares?

Sent from my HD1913 using Tapatalk

[BuddieinEK]

If kibble are a share holder how can we use their cash to buy them out? Its not SMISA's cash

After all... We ARE fan owned! [emoji850]

Sent from my HD1913 using Tapatalk

[Ayrshire Saints]

You can't buy something that isn't for sale.

Sent from my SM-A750FN using Tapatalk

[munoz]

7 hours ago, Swiss_Saint said:

If kibble are a share holder how can we use their cash to buy them out? Its not SMISA's cash

Not Kibbles either.  Its the clubs.

[faraway saint]

What a thread. 

Whataboutery and mischief making at it's best. 

No surprise from the chief club club critic, who, aye, has the club at heart. 

[David Boyd]

I think it's probably gone badly for us now on McGinn. 

 

Aston Villa are now a very wealthy club. Probably no need or wish to sell him to anyone 

[Swiss_Saint]

10 hours ago, munoz said:

Not Kibbles either.  Its the clubs.

The club is owned by its shareholders so some of the cash is sort of theirs which is what I was pointing out , although as the cash does not even exist yet I guess the whole thread is abit moot

[pod]

3 minutes ago, David Boyd said:

I think it's probably gone badly for us now on McGinn. 

 

Aston Villa are now a very wealthy club. Probably no need or wish to sell him to anyone 

If he's ambitious, he'll what to move on.

[faraway saint]

3 minutes ago, pod said:

If he's ambitious, he'll what to move on.

Like Goodwin. 

[Rascal]

Free access at games to the unemployed and under 18s 

[pod]

1 hour ago, Rascal said:

Free access at games to the unemployed and under 18s 

Does that include pensioners.  Have we become a charity after the Kibble moving in. 

[faraway saint]

4 minutes ago, pod said:

Does that include pensioners.  Have we become a charity after the Kibble moving in. 

Go the whole hog and let everyone in for free, what a nice club we are. 

[Rascal]

7 minutes ago, pod said:

Does that include pensioners.  Have we become a charity after the Kibble moving in. 

A question was asked. I pay my way but have no objection to helping others attend. Kind of in tune with the community club and yes, ok, Kibble charity approach. They say charity begins at home. This is our home.

[pod]

3 minutes ago, Rascal said:

A question was asked. I pay my way but have no objection to helping others attend. Kind of in tune with the community club and yes, ok, Kibble charity approach. They say charity begins at home. This is our home.

Might sound like a good idea in your head, but logistically it would be a mare. Hard enough trying to sell tickets to genuine supports.

[Rascal]

38 minutes ago, pod said:

Might sound like a good idea in your head, but logistically it would be a mare. Hard enough trying to sell tickets to genuine supports.

Oh , I get that Pod. 

[Scott-Leeds]

Might sound like a good idea in your head, but logistically it would be a mare. Hard enough trying to sell tickets to genuine supports.

Head down to Waitrose, he might buy your messages…

[Rascal]

If he is lucky. Not unknown. I know that each of my sons have done the same or paid for someone’s taxi to get them home safely ..they later tracked him down to give him the money back. We are just those kind of folks. I’m sure you have similar stories to tell. We can’t be the only people to do this from time to time.

[santaponsasaint]

I think it's probably gone badly for us now on McGinn. 
 
Aston Villa are now a very wealthy club. Probably no need or wish to sell him to anyone 

Every player in the world is for sale. Money talks. As we know

Sent from my SM-A526B using Tapatalk

[pod]

12 minutes ago, santaponsasaint said:

Every player in the world is for sale. Money talks. As we know

Sent from my SM-A526B using Tapatalk
 

Not when it comes to us. 

[beyond our ken]

3 hours ago, pod said:

Does that include pensioners.  Have we become a charity after the Kibble moving in. 

Kibble is no longer a charity, it seems some or other events last year prompted a rethink of their model

[pod]

8 minutes ago, beyond our ken said:

Kibble is no longer a charity, it seems some or other events last year prompted a rethink of their model

Think someone would like to see the club take over that roll. 

[beyond our ken]

3 hours ago, Rascal said:

A question was asked. I pay my way but have no objection to helping others attend. Kind of in tune with the community club and yes, ok, Kibble charity approach. They say charity begins at home. This is our home.

Registered under 16s connected to a season ticket account should get a number of free matchday tickets every year, funded by a small voluntary surcharge on season tickets.  If we get 3000 season ticket holders, then we can potentially add 3000 youngsters each attending every second or third game

[beyond our ken]

Just now, pod said:

Think someone would like to see the club take over that roll. 

We could always do more for the community and for games that won't sell out then why not add to the atmosphere by letting a few hundred extra in?