Frank's cousin Posted 8 July, 2009 Posted 8 July, 2009 (edited) Been given a fair degree of stick and to be fair some of it has been deserved given that information was scarce and pinnacle looked so promising yet fell at the final hurdle - the actual parting of cash. Now we have a new owner who is totally NEW and from the looks of things the deal included SMS the training ground and the club. OK we dont know the details of Mr Liebherr's strategy, but whatever it involves I think we can at least go forward united by a positive future, rather than divided by the past... Herzlich Wilcommen Herr Liebherr! Edited 8 July, 2009 by Frank's cousin
Thorpe-le-Saint Posted 8 July, 2009 Posted 8 July, 2009 If you're ever about in Colchester Mr. Fry, I'll buy you a pint!!
JustMike Posted 8 July, 2009 Posted 8 July, 2009 If you're ever about in Colchester Mr. Fry, I'll buy you a pint!! as will i...but not in colchester ;-)
Toadhall Saint Posted 8 July, 2009 Posted 8 July, 2009 Cheers Mr Fry - I'll buy you a pint or two if I ever get the chance.
damers Posted 8 July, 2009 Posted 8 July, 2009 Yes well done Mr Fry you took some stick but but fair do's it looks like you have hooked us a corker. Have a few drinks and take some time spending your commision, you have done us proud.
saints_is_the_south Posted 8 July, 2009 Posted 8 July, 2009 Given the current economic climate & the difficult way in this deal appeared to be structured with selling of different assets, I'd say he's done a bloody brilliant job no matter how long it took.
Eklund86 Posted 8 July, 2009 Posted 8 July, 2009 Agreed done brilliant - now just make him speand his billions on some new players and you can go home
nickfinks Posted 8 July, 2009 Posted 8 July, 2009 cheers for frying my brain mr fry, bet your fee was pretty good so enjoy
Weston Super Saint Posted 8 July, 2009 Posted 8 July, 2009 I wont CAn I ask why not? I would btw, but definitely not in Colchester :shock:
Son of Bob Posted 8 July, 2009 Posted 8 July, 2009 I won't knock the man too hard as he's done his job. I'm just not convinced he did it as well as he could of but hey ho, what do I know?
up and away Posted 8 July, 2009 Posted 8 July, 2009 Here we go again. He would have sold it off as an extended urinal to a Pompey stadium, if that gave the best return and secure the staff as attendents.
Weston Super Saint Posted 8 July, 2009 Posted 8 July, 2009 I won't knock the man too hard as he's done his job. I'm just not convinced he did it as well as he could of but hey ho, what do I know? The end justifies the means in this case for sure
OldNick Posted 8 July, 2009 Posted 8 July, 2009 Given the current economic climate & the difficult way in this deal appeared to be structured with selling of different assets, I'd say he's done a bloody brilliant job no matter how long it took.Yep its hard to sell a bargain to a billionaire. How close Fry got to losing the bidder only the Swiss will know, but there was talk of them being very upset whne he chose Pinnacle.
St Marco Posted 8 July, 2009 Posted 8 July, 2009 Yep its hard to sell a bargain to a billionaire. How close Fry got to losing the bidder only the Swiss will know, but there was talk of them being very upset whne he chose Pinnacle. Guess you missed the bit where he explained why he did that, normally you bang on about the staff so would of thought he did the right thing in your book? He said he took the Pinnacle money so he could pay the staff their wages. The other bidders were not fourthcoming with the funds needed, at the end of the day how long can you wait for someone? That is what Fry did by the looks of it. In our current climate selling a club with the debts it had while starting in league one with a -10 start was never going to be easy, but i think it could of been easier. There were always interested parties and will always be interested parties but what i question is the period before the exclusivity agreement. It is clear the Swiss deal could/should have gone through a lot sooner but it no longer matters. We got a billionaire as an owner now. You must be happy now?
OldNick Posted 8 July, 2009 Posted 8 July, 2009 Guess you missed the bit where he explained why he did that, normally you bang on about the staff so would of thought he did the right thing in your book? He said he took the Pinnacle money so he could pay the staff their wages. The other bidders were not fourthcoming with the funds needed, at the end of the day how long can you wait for someone? That is what Fry did by the looks of it. In our current climate selling a club with the debts it had while starting in league one with a -10 start was never going to be easy, but i think it could of been easier. There were always interested parties and will always be interested parties but what i question is the period before the exclusivity agreement. It is clear the Swiss deal could/should have gone through a lot sooner but it no longer matters. We got a billionaire as an owner now. You must be happy now?It wasnt me maoning and crying StM it was your ilk who wanted to take their ball back because it wasnt to their liking.
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