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5 hours ago, Upside Down said:

Well it shows every major event that happened since 2021. It's designed to be a resource for people who want to understand what has been happening. It took a lot of time and effort to put together and required reading and re reading court and legal documents hence the reason I have a decent understanding of the situation.

I wasn't personally feeding you a length btw. However, since comprehension of the English language is not something you appear to be particularly adept at I'm not surprised that you've misunderstood what I was saying.

Incredible after all the effort that you put into doing that, how disrespectful that is. 

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Posted (edited)
10 hours ago, Upside Down said:

I'm happy to let forever blue and rev die on that hill.

They got taken for mugs by believing the words put out by waggot and the club and aren't man enough to concede their position.

I'm wondering if this ongoing court case is actually in relation to the first attempt to send over ~£20million that they were initially denied by the ED. So far it's been circa £3.6, £11.8 and now £4.5 million that's been sent over, all with full receipts for where it went.

Could it be that the other £15 million was deemed a separate item and they simply met the conditions imposed by the courts and ED? This came right after the house was sold also.

I didn't get "taken for mugs" about anything.

People can argue until the cows come home whether the conditions imposed by the Court are an "impediment" or not.

Either way, the owners haven't been sending over like they used to, but clearly they can if they want, because they've just sent £4.85 million over. So to the extent that they haven't been sending money, it's because they CHOOSE not to, not because the Court has said they can't.

That to me is far worse than them wanting to send money but being unfairly blocked by the Court from doing so.

As the most vociferous critics of Venkys, I'm surprised you and Ira persist with this fixation about "there's no impediment" then. First of all there clearly isn't in real terms, as money has now been sent over several times.

But more importantly, if there was a genuine impediment to them funding us, then that's the kind of thing that those who are mildly sympathetic to them (such as the buffoons/plants on the Club website) latch on to as an excuse to feel sorry for them.

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Posted
9 minutes ago, RevidgeBlue said:

I didn't get "taken for mugs" about anything.

People can argue until the cows come home whether the conditions imposed by the Court are an "impediment" or not.

Either way, the owners haven't been sending over like they used to, but clearly they can if they want, because they've just sent £4.85 million over. So to the extent that they haven't been sending money, it's because they CHOOSE not to, not because the Court has said they can't.

That to me is far worse than them wanting to send money but being unfairly blocked by the Court from doing so.

As the most vociferous critics of Venkys, I'm surprised you and Ira persist with this fixation about "there's no impediment" then. First of all there clearly isn't in real terms, as money has now been sent over several times.

But more importantly, if there was a genuine impediment to them funding us, then that's the kind of thing that those who are mildly sympathetic to them (such as the buffoons/plants on the Club website) latch on to as an excuse to feel sorry for them.

Believe me, when I say, I am an extremely fierce critic of the regime and have no desire to defend them for not sending funds.

It is complete of their own doing that the restrictions have been put in place, namely the NOC, Bond, permission from the court and now apparently the need for an affidavit and I am not for one second excusing them for not sending funds, I am 100% critical of the mess that they have created that has brought about these impediments, restrictions, barriers, or whatever else, we choose to call them

Thankfully, they have been able to comply with them and still send funds and I am hopeful that these remaining in place, leads them to think twice about their ownership and in turn, makes them realise that carrying on, is futile and they agree to sell the club. 

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Posted
9 hours ago, wilsdenrover said:

It would appear that the Venkys and the Directorate of Endorcement have done a deal where the DE will issue the no objection certificate so long as the Venkys meet all the conditions previously imposed by the court.

Whether this deal (assuming it exists - I’m basing this on the certificate which was issued March ‘24 without a court case) includes the DE okaying funds being sent for transfers is anyone’s guess (although I believe most would think not).

If it does, then yes, this would include Venkys having to give the £2.5 million (in your example) to the ED  by way of a guarantee. 

 

Again, maybe the owners never specifically asked the Court for transfer funding as actually they felt all this was quite a convenient excuse for them not having to send as much over as previously and were rather scared the Court might say "Yes"?

Hence just create the impression that funding for transfers would not be allowed.

Either way we're not being funded properly so the situation is completely unsatisfactory whichever way up you look at it. 

It's just a subjective matter of opinion as to which interpretation of events is the worst look. Whether Waggott got told telling a white lie and they can't fund us properly (Upside Down and Ira) or whether there's nothing actually stopping them funding us but they just dont want to. (Me and FB).

Posted
5 minutes ago, lraC said:

Believe me, when I say, I am an extremely fierce critic of the regime and have no desire to defend them for not sending funds.

It is complete of their own doing that the restrictions have been put in place, namely the NOC, Bond, permission from the court and now apparently the need for an affidavit and I am not for one second excusing them for not sending funds, I am 100% critical of the mess that they have created that has brought about these impediments, restrictions, barriers, or whatever else, we choose to call them

Thankfully, they have been able to comply with them and still send funds and I am hopeful that these remaining in place, leads them to think twice about their ownership and in turn, makes them realise that carrying on, is futile and they agree to sell the club. 

I know you're one of their fiercest critics which is why I'm suggesting dont give them any means, no matter how tenuous, by which some people might think they're being slightly hard done to.

The conditions haven't prompted a sale so far, but that was with a Szmodics and Adam Wharton and Raya sell on fee tucked up their sleeve as insurance. The cupboard is practically bare now and the tipping point may arrive after Carter is sold and Brittain/Travis/Tronstad either walk out for nothing or depart for nominal fees due to their contractual situations.

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Posted
5 minutes ago, RevidgeBlue said:

I know you're one of their fiercest critics which is why I'm suggesting dont give them any means, no matter how tenuous, by which some people might think they're being slightly hard done to.

The conditions haven't prompted a sale so far, but that was with a Szmodics and Adam Wharton and Raya sell on fee tucked up their sleeve as insurance. The cupboard is practically bare now and the tipping point may arrive after Carter is sold and Brittain/Travis/Tronstad either walk out for nothing or depart for nominal fees due to their contractual situations.

I am genuinely not giving them any means. These conversations about the impediments have come about, due to my interpretation of what that word means and what other peoples is.

I am not for one minute excusing them for not sending funds, quite the opposite. In my view to end up in this position through gross miss management and through manipulating, and miss representing, what funds being sent, for the benefit of the football club, were really used for.

I would rather putt his conversation to bed and accept that some people understand the word in a different way than I do, which I am fine with and carry on, perhaps with my little bit if input in raising ideas and posting my thoughts, on how we rid ourselves, of these people.

Matter closed, so far as I am concerned. 

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Posted
3 minutes ago, lraC said:

Matter closed, so far as I am concerned. 

Apologies if it came across as a pop at you, it wasn't you who was being objectionable about it.

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Posted
9 minutes ago, RevidgeBlue said:

Apologies if it came across as a pop at you, it wasn't you who was being objectionable about it.

No problem at all.

I am all for healthy debate and let's face it, most on here have the same goal.

It would be a boring place, if we all had the same views and opinions. 

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Posted

This thread is classic brfcs, page after page over semantics and dictionary definitions.

End of the day would a committed owner that wanted the best for Blackburn Rovers work within the judicial framework they’ve been placed in and still properly fund the club? Yes, but as they don’t want the best for Blackburn Rovers, they won’t, but at least now they have legalities to hide behind.

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Posted
3 minutes ago, Mattyblue said:

This thread is classic brfcs, page after page over semantics and dictionary definitions.

End of the day would a committed owner that wanted the best for Blackburn Rovers work within the judicial framework they’ve been placed in and still properly fund the club? Yes, but as they don’t want the best for Blackburn Rovers, they won’t, but at least now they have legalities to hide behind.

You've pretty much nailed it there.

Yes, they shouldn't have got themselves in the position they have with the Indian Authorities in the first place, but they have the wherewithal to work round it and SHOULD have the willingness to do so as well.

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Posted
1 hour ago, RevidgeBlue said:

Again, maybe the owners never specifically asked the Court for transfer funding as actually they felt all this was quite a convenient excuse for them not having to send as much over as previously and were rather scared the Court might say "Yes"?

Hence just create the impression that funding for transfers would not be allowed.

Either way we're not being funded properly so the situation is completely unsatisfactory whichever way up you look at it. 

It's just a subjective matter of opinion as to which interpretation of events is the worst look. Whether Waggott got told telling a white lie and they can't fund us properly (Upside Down and Ira) or whether there's nothing actually stopping them funding us but they just dont want to. (Me and FB).

Of course we can’t know this but it certainly sounds like a plausible Venkys’ “ not our fault guv” tactic.

Everything appears (to me at least) as if they’re doing the bare minimum, and even then reluctantly so and at the last possible moment (before the shit hits the fan).

As is often asked on this and other threads, why won’t they sell the club??

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Posted
1 minute ago, Tomphil2 said:

If there is one thing this ownership has proved very good at it's the smoke and mirrors tactics.

Exactly, you can see this within the structure (I use that word loosely!)  they’ve developed (multiple heads of etc).

It makes it difficult to nail down who is to blame for any single mistake and makes it easy to be distracted from the fact everything is ultimately their fault.

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Posted

Plus the conveyor belt of boardroom, management and coaching staff - again a direct result of their poor recruitment, negligence, cost cuts, lies and lack of ambition - enables them to continually hide behind a 'new era' as each new manager/CEO/Head of can come along and ask for a clean slate, forget about the past, nothing to do with me, lessons have been learned and the cycle starts all over again. 

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Posted (edited)
21 minutes ago, JHRover said:

Plus the conveyor belt of boardroom, management and coaching staff - again a direct result of their poor recruitment, negligence, cost cuts, lies and lack of ambition - enables them to continually hide behind a 'new era' as each new manager/CEO/Head of can come along and ask for a clean slate, forget about the past, nothing to do with me, lessons have been learned and the cycle starts all over again. 

Unfortunately some people fall for this.

 

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