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Post by teddytheterrier on May 22, 2016 19:07:00 GMT 1
Wow 3 threads on this shit, are they the new lids?
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Post by Deleted on May 22, 2016 19:18:04 GMT 1
Wow 3 threads on this shit, are they the new lids? Most of the discussion on here is about ex players, ex managers, Leeds or Bradford. 1st person that invents a "travel back in time" machine, better open his first shop in Huddersfield. |
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Post by Frankiesleftpeg on May 22, 2016 19:34:00 GMT 1
Wow 3 threads on this shit, are they the new lids? Plus a 17 page thread on their season ticket sales. Time for the admins to merge all in to one before we are accused of being obsessed by them. |
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Post by Deleted on May 22, 2016 19:38:10 GMT 1
Wow 3 threads on this shit, are they the new lids? Plus a 17 page thread on their season ticket sales. Time for the admins to merge all in to one before we are accused of being obsessed by them. exactly ,,,its down right embarrassing,,like the behaviour of a small club with a chip on its shoulder, |
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Post by galpharm2400 on May 22, 2016 20:26:35 GMT 1
I think its more likely..
'Bradford City taken over the Germaines'
a large ex traveller
family from Holmewood who have more big fucking dogs, transit vans and relatives than other 'interested investors'...
The Board were made an offer they couldn't refuse in a back alley near the ground at about 0230hrs yesterday morning..
Police were powerless as the 'travellers liaison officer' for the force is on annual leave and nobody else wanted to touch the job with a fucking barge pole..
The elder of the family was spoken to be reporters earlier today re his 'takeover' and he stated 'he had guns and fucking knew people so fuck off'..
The league will be considering the submitted paperwork re the families 'suitability' when the thumbprints, curry sauce and something looking like blood has dried on it..
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Post by queenybantam07 on May 23, 2016 8:37:58 GMT 1
Purchased for just over £6m.
Not bad to say we've made profits for 6 consecutive years.
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Post by Deleted on May 23, 2016 8:46:06 GMT 1
Purchased for just over £6m. Not bad to say we've made profits for 6 consecutive years. Sounds about right for a lower league club with not much money coming through the turnstiles. |
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Post by The King's Head 1230 on May 23, 2016 9:02:34 GMT 1
Purchased for just over £6m. Not bad to say we've made profits for 6 consecutive years. You'll be saying your after Klopp next. |
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Post by terrier70 on May 23, 2016 9:04:26 GMT 1
They have joined the Wagner revolution!
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Post by kes on May 23, 2016 9:38:39 GMT 1
Purchased for just over £6m. Not bad to say we've made profits for 6 consecutive years. Could have bought Phillip Billing instead for that kind of money. |
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Post by Deleted on May 23, 2016 9:50:34 GMT 1
Where the fuck is the merging?
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Post by terrier70 on May 23, 2016 9:52:46 GMT 1
Now the Germans are involved will the club become Bratford?
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Post by In sooth- - on May 23, 2016 10:21:29 GMT 1
I thought Valley Parade was still "owned" by the the ex director ************.
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Post by kes on May 23, 2016 10:58:40 GMT 1
I thought Valley Parade was still "owned" by the the ex director ************. It is. He can put the rent back up now. |
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Post by teddytheterrier on May 23, 2016 11:04:21 GMT 1
It amazes me that bradford fans come on here giving it the big un, their club is a joke they are the laughing stock of West Yorkshire, league one cannon fodder.
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Post by terrier70 on May 23, 2016 11:14:14 GMT 1
These figures being quoted around makes it sound like a modern day Geoffrey Richmond era.
We know what happened then don't we!
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Post by terriers321 on May 23, 2016 11:26:45 GMT 1
I would be very suprised if these foreign investors have a lot of cash.
Bradford aint a club or a place that is going to attract rich foreign investment and never will be.
Small unheard of club, no history, no decent assets,a small fanbase and would easily be in the champions league places if there was a league going for the biggest shithole in England.
Browsed there forum and quotes such as 'if we get a new stadium it needs to be 60,000' and 'we have more potential than man city as they have man utd to compete with'. Classics.
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Post by Deleted on May 23, 2016 11:49:50 GMT 1
I would be very suprised if these foreign investors have a lot of cash. Bradford aint a club or a place that is going to attract rich foreign investment and never will be. Small unheard of club, no history, no decent assets,a small fanbase and would easily be in the champions league places if there was a league going for the biggest shithole in England. Browsed there forum and quotes such as 'if we get a new stadium it needs to be 60,000' and 'we have more potential than man city as they have man utd to compete with'. Classics. A good post, but that last paragraph just made my day. I might take a look when I get chance. They're more deluded than Leeds. |
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Post by terrier70 on May 23, 2016 12:35:58 GMT 1
I would be very suprised if these foreign investors have a lot of cash. Bradford aint a club or a place that is going to attract rich foreign investment and never will be. Small unheard of club, no history, no decent assets,a small fanbase and would easily be in the champions league places if there was a league going for the biggest shithole in England. Browsed there forum and quotes such as 'if we get a new stadium it needs to be 60,000' and 'we have more potential than man city as they have man utd to compete with'. Classics. 60,000 stadium lmao 75 to 80% of it would be empty! |
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Post by galpharm2400 on May 23, 2016 12:45:46 GMT 1
'potential'  its now almost a dirty word being used in the context of city having a requirement for an Emirates size stadium..although 60 thousand paying a quid a go might a quarter fill it, who the hell is going to pay for it?? can they put home and away support together in the bottom of one stand for the big home games in div 1?? the echoes would be interesting, sort of whale song like music in the background to the match??? the amount of ball boys required could be a problem as well..? the benefit being that in 10 years time they could sell off the majority of the plastic seats as 'never been used'?? |
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Post by Deleted on May 23, 2016 12:52:58 GMT 1
Purchased for just over £6m. Not bad to say we've made profits for 6 consecutive years. I thought it would have been nein million. |
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Post by Deleted on May 23, 2016 13:23:46 GMT 1
I would be very suprised if these foreign investors have a lot of cash. Bradford aint a club or a place that is going to attract rich foreign investment and never will be. Small unheard of club, no history, no decent assets,a small fanbase and would easily be in the champions league places if there was a league going for the biggest shithole in England. Browsed there forum and quotes such as 'if we get a new stadium it needs to be 60,000' and 'we have more potential than man city as they have man utd to compete with'. Classics. Heard half a story on this awhile back. It's not really a "consortium" as such, the money comes from the one German, who purportedly has funds of £100m (less than Hoyle, and obviously this won't all be liquid or accessible or even intended to be part of potential 'investment' in Bradford). He will stay in Germany and has no interest or background in football. Fronting the team in the UK will be a BOSNIAN (papers will still call this a German consortium), who has knowledge of football business admin through a brief (1 year) period as a scout plus he had a role I can't remember at a German football club. Will be an interesting one to watch...as things stand with a playing budget of circa £3m Bradford would disappear like Yeovil should they get promoted, losing to Millwall is probably the best thing that could happen to them in context of this takeover, whilst they remain at a level where ~£1m keystone investment could actually make a difference. Probably the club that Cellino should have bought. |
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Post by Deleted on May 23, 2016 13:25:40 GMT 1
These figures being quoted around makes it sound like a modern day Geoffrey Richmond era. We know what happened then don't we! The wurst case scenario?! |
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Post by terriers321 on May 23, 2016 13:39:24 GMT 1
I would be very suprised if these foreign investors have a lot of cash. Bradford aint a club or a place that is going to attract rich foreign investment and never will be. Small unheard of club, no history, no decent assets,a small fanbase and would easily be in the champions league places if there was a league going for the biggest shithole in England. Browsed there forum and quotes such as 'if we get a new stadium it needs to be 60,000' and 'we have more potential than man city as they have man utd to compete with'. Classics. Heard half a story on this awhile back. It's not really a "consortium" as such, the money comes from the one German, who purportedly has funds of £100m (less than Hoyle, and obviously this won't all be liquid or accessible or even intended to be part of potential 'investment' in Bradford). He will stay in Germany and has no interest or background in football. Fronting the team in the UK will be a BOSNIAN (papers will still call this a German consortium), who has knowledge of football business admin through a brief (1 year) period as a scout plus he had a role I can't remember at a German football club. Will be an interesting one to watch...as things stand with a playing budget of circa £3m Bradford would disappear like Yeovil should they get promoted, losing to Millwall is probably the best thing that could happen to them in context of this takeover, whilst they remain at a level where ~£1m keystone investment could actually make a difference. Probably the club that Cellino should have bought. I thought it sounded dodge as soon as i heard it. Why would a group of german footballing men rolling in it invest in english football never mind Bradford. Some looney arabs, russians etc investing in an english side as there little play toy maybe. Im looking forward to seeing how this one unfolds as they genuinely think there the next man city judging by the forum ffs. |
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Post by DannyG on May 23, 2016 13:57:17 GMT 1
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Post by Deleted on May 23, 2016 14:05:19 GMT 1
Heard half a story on this awhile back. It's not really a "consortium" as such, the money comes from the one German, who purportedly has funds of £100m (less than Hoyle, and obviously this won't all be liquid or accessible or even intended to be part of potential 'investment' in Bradford). He will stay in Germany and has no interest or background in football. Fronting the team in the UK will be a BOSNIAN (papers will still call this a German consortium), who has knowledge of football business admin through a brief (1 year) period as a scout plus he had a role I can't remember at a German football club. Will be an interesting one to watch...as things stand with a playing budget of circa £3m Bradford would disappear like Yeovil should they get promoted, losing to Millwall is probably the best thing that could happen to them in context of this takeover, whilst they remain at a level where ~£1m keystone investment could actually make a difference. Probably the club that Cellino should have bought. I thought it sounded dodge as soon as i heard it. Why would a group of german footballing men rolling in it invest in english football never mind Bradford. Some looney arabs, russians etc investing in an english side as there little play toy maybe. Im looking forward to seeing how this one unfolds as they genuinely think there the next man city judging by the forum ffs. Why would they invest?? Because Bradford City are a very good looking club to invest in. No debt (including low to zero director loans), no real assets other than the Football League share, therefore exchanged at a relatively low price (, seeming continuous steady year on year progression such that the play offs is now really the bottom level of their barometer of expectation. Get promoted and stay up without making massive changes and theyll be profiteering to £2m+ a season, suddenly the club will be 'worth' £15m-£20m and because they are investors rather than Dean Hoyle, theyll quickly move the club on to someone prepared to put bigger money in to push to the next level. |
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Post by Captainslapper on May 23, 2016 14:14:48 GMT 1
I thought it sounded dodge as soon as i heard it. Why would a group of german footballing men rolling in it invest in english football never mind Bradford. Some looney arabs, russians etc investing in an english side as there little play toy maybe. Im looking forward to seeing how this one unfolds as they genuinely think there the next man city judging by the forum ffs. Why would they invest?? Because Bradford City are a very good looking club to invest in. No debt (including low to zero director loans), no real assets other than the Football League share, therefore exchanged at a relatively low price (, seeming continuous steady year on year progression such that the play offs is now really the bottom level of their barometer of expectation. Get promoted and stay up without making massive changes and theyll be profiteering to £2m+ a season, suddenly the club will be 'worth' £15m-£20m and because they are investors rather than Dean Hoyle, theyll quickly move the club on to someone prepared to put bigger money in to push to the next level. I may have spotted the flaw in that plan! |
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Post by Elioud on May 23, 2016 14:31:43 GMT 1
I thought it sounded dodge as soon as i heard it. Why would a group of german footballing men rolling in it invest in english football never mind Bradford. Some looney arabs, russians etc investing in an english side as there little play toy maybe. Im looking forward to seeing how this one unfolds as they genuinely think there the next man city judging by the forum ffs. Why would they invest?? Because Bradford City are a very good looking club to invest in. No debt (including low to zero director loans), no real assets other than the Football League share, therefore exchanged at a relatively low price (, seeming continuous steady year on year progression such that the play offs is now really the bottom level of their barometer of expectation. Get promoted and stay up without making massive changes and theyll be profiteering to £2m+ a season, suddenly the club will be 'worth' £15m-£20m and because they are investors rather than Dean Hoyle, theyll quickly move the club on to someone prepared to put bigger money in to push to the next level. Oh how I'll laugh when this goes tits up  |
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Post by Torquayterrier on May 23, 2016 14:38:21 GMT 1
The football might still be shite but the bogs will be spotless.
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Post by Deleted on May 23, 2016 14:56:10 GMT 1
Why would they invest?? Because Bradford City are a very good looking club to invest in. No debt (including low to zero director loans), no real assets other than the Football League share, therefore exchanged at a relatively low price (, seeming continuous steady year on year progression such that the play offs is now really the bottom level of their barometer of expectation. Get promoted and stay up without making massive changes and theyll be profiteering to £2m+ a season, suddenly the club will be 'worth' £15m-£20m and because they are investors rather than Dean Hoyle, theyll quickly move the club on to someone prepared to put bigger money in to push to the next level. I may have spotted the flaw in that plan! I agree. But the potential return probably makes it a decent risk. Lets face it, thats pretty much what Town have done (and a big reason as to why we've been in bottom third every year). The difference is we did it from a negative monetary starting point in League 1, and with crowds at a low ebb. Any financial gain we've had from being a division higher has just been swallowed into the ongoing money pit. Bradford City arent at a low ebb, and IF they could get promoted, they could probably double their playing budget and still turn a profit because of the extra solidarity money etc. (doubling budget would still leave them in a difficult place though). |
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