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Post by Melc on Jun 28, 2019 18:26:06 GMT 1
So is this guy taking over the club or what. Also where are the two signings Winter was harping on about for this week? Forgotten his name already, was it summat like Michael Knighton or somefink? At least he managed to get onto the pitch with a ballš
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Post by Farsley Terrier (UK product) on Jun 28, 2019 19:14:01 GMT 1
has he failed the owner test? he would have to be going some considering some of the utter twatbaskets that now own clubs.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 28, 2019 21:18:22 GMT 1
has he failed the owner test? he would have to be going some considering some of the utter twatbaskets that now own clubs. your last nine words are correct as for has he failed the owners test not as far as I know. I'm sure it will be sorted
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Post by Ox Terrier on Jun 28, 2019 22:03:09 GMT 1
has he failed the owner test? he would have to be going some considering some of the utter twatbaskets that now own clubs. No he hasnāt. Even the betting breach was essentially overlooked on appeal and he got his Ā£100 appeal fee back. That isnāt going to hold him back.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 28, 2019 22:17:54 GMT 1
has he failed the owner test? he would have to be going some considering some of the utter twatbaskets that now own clubs. No he hasnāt. Even the betting breach was essentially overlooked on appeal and he got his Ā£100 appeal fee back. That isnāt going to hold him back. If its not the betting, something is. Does it take this long? After we have confirmed him taking over, seems like theyre either pissing about or theres something else
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Post by Ox Terrier on Jun 28, 2019 22:19:50 GMT 1
Could DH be getting cold feet about leaving? If I were him Iād want to sort this perceived shambles, if it exists, out before handing over.
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Post by mayorofcov (BFHB) Honours on Jun 28, 2019 22:30:09 GMT 1
Fook me, said the Queen And in those days the queens word was law And a hundred thousand slaves where killed in the rush
We donāt give a fuck Where ever we may be Cos we are the famous HTFC
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Post by Frankiesleftpeg on Jun 28, 2019 23:23:23 GMT 1
Just a thought
Given the fact that its our financial year end in June, maybe they're waiting until next week (July) before confirming Phil.
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Post by specialun on Jun 28, 2019 23:40:48 GMT 1
Rumour mill or not, I think it's pretty apparent that the EFL are yet to ratify and approve the takeover, and the fact it's taking so long leads me to believe that something isn't quite right. I feel inclined to agree with you. What I donāt understand is that Dean Hoyle was presumably entirely satisfied that Hodgkinson had the wherewithal to take over from him and lead the club going forward, and that there were no āskeletons in the closetā. The length of time itās taking the takeover to be ratified suggests there might indeed be some skeletons. It doesnāt all quite add up and is very concerning. Iām beginning to feel a little bit sorry for Jan Siewert. Despite what Winter said a week or two ago, could the failure (so far) to finalise the takeover, be impacting on player recruitment? Iām fearing it could be doing, but thatās just my personal view. If nothing is said about the takeover within the next week or so then I think serious questions will need to be asked about exactly what is going on. Even more so now!
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Post by Chips Longhorn on Jun 29, 2019 12:17:40 GMT 1
Just had a sneak preview of part 2 , incendiary stuff . Tales of cocaine fuelled orgies on Southport beach with hookers and Red Rum .. no wonder they didn't release it .
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Post by Deleted on Jun 29, 2019 12:43:43 GMT 1
Just had a sneak preview of part 2 , incendiary stuff . Tales of cocaine fuelled orgies on Southport beach with hookers and Red Rum .. no wonder they didn't release it . Totally believable until the Red Rum bit.
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Post by townatheart on Jun 29, 2019 14:39:31 GMT 1
Simply FWIW, copy paste from examiner (so you dont have to hit the click bait s**t):
With changes being announced in Jan Siewert's backroom team, Huddersfield Town fans are wondering what's going on with the Phil Hodgkinson takover of the club. Just a week into preparing Town for the Championship campaign, Siewert has a new assistant head coach in Colin Bell, who has taken over within hours of Andreas Winkler leaving the club by mutual consent.
Siewert, Bell and first-team coach Mark Hudson will be cited with bringing stability on the playing side to a squad already featuring three new faces in Tommy Elphick, Reece Brown and Josh Koroma - and certain to see a number of other outgoings and incomings. Off the field, supporters have been waiting for weeks for Hodgkinson's takeover of the club from chariman Dean Hoyle to formally be announced. It was in early May the agreement between Hodgkinson and Hoyle for the sale of a 75% controlling interest in the Terriers was made public. Hoyle has remained at the head of the club since then, with Pure Business Group boss Hodgkinson needing approval from the EFL to finally spearhead operations at the John Smith's Stadium. The lifelong Town fan has, of course, been involved in and fully kept abreast of all that's been going on at the club. And latest information from sources close to Huddersfield Town is that Hodgkinson's takeover and installation as chairman is very close indeed. It seems only final pieces of the jigsaw need to be put in place with regard to the EFL approving the 'fit and proper' ownership test - and everything is set for that to happen at some stage in the next few days. Julian Winter told ExaminerLive almost three weeks ago: "We are literally now in the hands of the EFL to finalise the fit and proper test. āIād hesitate to put a date on it, because we are in their hands to finalise it now." There is no suggestion anything has gone awry, or there are any more barriers for Hodgkinson to clear, so the waiting appears to be pretty much over.
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Post by Tiro on Jul 1, 2019 21:11:06 GMT 1
Can anyone actually enlighten us on the takeover deal before a few do themselves a great deal of harm speculating in the Transfer thread (sorry, takeover thread is locked). What do we actually know, if anything?
- is PH in sole charge.
- will be backed by a yet undisclosed financier?
- what do we know (facts please) about the terms of the deal? Repayments etc.
I know for one a nice, concise, summary would be helpful.
Otherwise, I guess weāll just have to wait for the deal to be done and the club to update us.
Cheers.
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Post by royrace on Jul 1, 2019 21:45:39 GMT 1
Simply FWIW, copy paste from examiner (so you dont have to hit the click bait s**t): With changes being announced in Jan Siewert's backroom team, Huddersfield Town fans are wondering what's going on with the Phil Hodgkinson takover of the club. Just a week into preparing Town for the Championship campaign, Siewert has a new assistant head coach in Colin Bell, who has taken over within hours of Andreas Winkler leaving the club by mutual consent. Siewert, Bell and first-team coach Mark Hudson will be cited with bringing stability on the playing side to a squad already featuring three new faces in Tommy Elphick, Reece Brown and Josh Koroma - and certain to see a number of other outgoings and incomings. Off the field, supporters have been waiting for weeks for Hodgkinson's takeover of the club from chariman Dean Hoyle to formally be announced. It was in early May the agreement between Hodgkinson and Hoyle for the sale of a 75% controlling interest in the Terriers was made public. Hoyle has remained at the head of the club since then, with Pure Business Group boss Hodgkinson needing approval from the EFL to finally spearhead operations at the John Smith's Stadium. The lifelong Town fan has, of course, been involved in and fully kept abreast of all that's been going on at the club. And latest information from sources close to Huddersfield Town is that Hodgkinson's takeover and installation as chairman is very close indeed. It seems only final pieces of the jigsaw need to be put in place with regard to the EFL approving the 'fit and proper' ownership test - and everything is set for that to happen at some stage in the next few days. Julian Winter told ExaminerLive almost three weeks ago: "We are literally now in the hands of the EFL to finalise the fit and proper test. āIād hesitate to put a date on it, because we are in their hands to finalise it now." There is no suggestion anything has gone awry, or there are any more barriers for Hodgkinson to clear, so the waiting appears to be pretty much over. āNext few daysā is now I think?
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Post by dalesterrier on Jul 1, 2019 21:51:53 GMT 1
Document on twitter showing companies house confirming PH removed as director of Southport and it's dated today. So I'm guessing confirmation this week
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Post by Deleted on Jul 1, 2019 22:23:44 GMT 1
Sadly there won't be second installment of the interview as Phil has sold off all the camera equipment to buy himself a bottle of single malt whisky.
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Post by Tiro on Jul 1, 2019 22:31:59 GMT 1
Document on twitter showing companies house confirming PH removed as director of Southport and it's dated today. So I'm guessing confirmation this week I wouldnāt go as far as saying that this move is proof of his ratification, but itās certainly a requirement. Either way, I donāt think he could return to his role at Southport under the circumstances so I wouldnāt read too much into this.
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Post by Town Duppy on Jul 1, 2019 22:36:51 GMT 1
As is the fashion these days because part one was not well recieved we're going straight to the reboot with all new characters.
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Post by haveitback on Jul 2, 2019 11:40:51 GMT 1
I really hope to be proved wrong but my gut feeling is that as a club we will not progress forwards with this chairman, at best Iam guessing mid championship table status. I just don't see us having the team on the pitch or the backroom team to be able to mount any sort of challenge once the transfer market window closes. I suspect some of the better players will leave near the end leaving us short or desperate. My opinion keeps changing on JS aswell and I am far from convinced this manager is right for us, experience motivation the new manager effect all lacking when he took charge and if he thinks we can change all that with the quality of players recruited I don't see it. Then look at the DOF situation the fact the ast manager has been a quick turn around all looks a bit unstable for a club that mocks the unstability of other clubs. Hope iam wrong mind and we have a really entertaining and successful season.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 2, 2019 11:46:26 GMT 1
I really hope to be proved wrong but my gut feeling is that as a club we will not progress forwards with this chairman, at best Iam guessing mid championship table status. I just don't see us having the team on the pitch or the backroom team to be able to mount any sort of challenge once the transfer market window closes. I suspect some of the better players will leave near the end leaving us short or desperate. My opinion keeps changing on JS aswell and I am far from convinced this manager is right for us, experience motivation the new manager effect all lacking when he took charge and if he thinks we can change all that with the quality of players recruited I don't see it. Then look at the DOF situation the fact the ast manager has been a quick turn around all looks a bit unstable for a club that mocks the unstability of other clubs. Hope iam wrong mind and we have a really entertaining and successful season. I love posts like this where its all doom and gloom right up until the last sentence, where they cover themselves just in case. š
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Post by haveitback on Jul 2, 2019 11:51:33 GMT 1
I really hope to be proved wrong but my gut feeling is that as a club we will not progress forwards with this chairman, at best Iam guessing mid championship table status. I just don't see us having the team on the pitch or the backroom team to be able to mount any sort of challenge once the transfer market window closes. I suspect some of the better players will leave near the end leaving us short or desperate. My opinion keeps changing on JS aswell and I am far from convinced this manager is right for us, experience motivation the new manager effect all lacking when he took charge and if he thinks we can change all that with the quality of players recruited I don't see it. Then look at the DOF situation the fact the ast manager has been a quick turn around all looks a bit unstable for a club that mocks the unstability of other clubs. Hope iam wrong mind and we have a really entertaining and successful season. I love posts like this where its all doom and gloom right up until the last sentence, where they cover themselves just in case. š It's not all doom and gloom it's a fans opinion and as I've said in the post I keep changing my mind but it usually reverts back to this opinion as for covering all bases by my last comment, That's not the case at all I would hope that every single town fan including myself with whatever opinion they have would want us to be successful, its just at present I don't see it, what's wrong with that, or are posters not allowed to post anything mildly negative.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 2, 2019 12:09:46 GMT 1
I really hope to be proved wrong but my gut feeling is that as a club we will not progress forwards with this chairman, at best Iam guessing mid championship table status. I just don't see us having the team on the pitch or the backroom team to be able to mount any sort of challenge once the transfer market window closes. I suspect some of the better players will leave near the end leaving us short or desperate. My opinion keeps changing on JS aswell and I am far from convinced this manager is right for us, experience motivation the new manager effect all lacking when he took charge and if he thinks we can change all that with the quality of players recruited I don't see it. Then look at the DOF situation the fact the ast manager has been a quick turn around all looks a bit unstable for a club that mocks the unstability of other clubs. Hope iam wrong mind and we have a really entertaining and successful season. After the last ten years and itās culmination, itās HIGHLY UNLIKELY weāll progress forwards on the pitch in the regular sense. Premier League football doesnāt come easily....ask fans of Forest, Leeds, Blackburn, Derby, Reading, Wigan, Blackpool etc. Weāve got to just take it for what it is, look forward and enjoy being in the new moments that come along, just as we enjoyed our various trips down to the 4th division and back. Football is a journey not a destination. Embrace it.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 2, 2019 12:55:04 GMT 1
I love posts like this where its all doom and gloom right up until the last sentence, where they cover themselves just in case. š It's not all doom and gloom it's a fans opinion and as I've said in the post I keep changing my mind but it usually reverts back to this opinion as for covering all bases by my last comment, That's not the case at all I would hope that every single town fan including myself with whatever opinion they have would want us to be successful, its just at present I don't see it, what's wrong with that, or are posters not allowed to post anything mildly negative. Of course they are, having been pulled up recently for failing to acknowledge the negatives I know what you mean. Keep smiling.
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Post by Headless Chicken on Jul 2, 2019 13:06:28 GMT 1
I love posts like this where its all doom and gloom right up until the last sentence, where they cover themselves just in case. š It's not all doom and gloom it's a fans opinion and as I've said in the post I keep changing my mind but it usually reverts back to this opinion as for covering all bases by my last comment, That's not the case at all I would hope that every single town fan including myself with whatever opinion they have would want us to be successful, its just at present I don't see it, what's wrong with that, or are posters not allowed to post anything mildly negative. You are kidding right, this forum may not be as bad as Twitter or Facebook, but it is presently overrun with negativity and nonsense. NB - I can't say I'm overly optimistic atm.
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Post by ringdisco on Jul 3, 2019 19:38:29 GMT 1
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Post by ritchie on Jul 3, 2019 19:43:02 GMT 1
Finally he might spend that fiver
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Post by Tiro on Jul 3, 2019 19:43:21 GMT 1
Whilst I donāt want to take the gloss the news, and Iām happy that we finally have (some) clarity and we can move forward, I have a question:
The article notes that PH has stepped down from his role of both owner and director at Southport. Thatās not strictly true, is it? I.e. he wasnāt owner of Southport, was he?
I thought part of the concern on here was that he didnāt have enough money to complete the deal to but them. Or have I missed something?
EDIT: irregardless of discussions on the above, he came across well and very positive. Hearing we have the DoF signed and sealed is a bonus. Glad he didnāt make public commitments to signings as this had more than few knickers in a twist the past two weeksā. Letās get behind him and the club and stop squabbling. UTT.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 3, 2019 19:51:57 GMT 1
He is Gazza with a Yorkshire accent!
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Post by Captainslapper on Jul 3, 2019 19:54:59 GMT 1
Just seen the second part of his interview. Got to say I feel better about the shape we're in after it than I did before. Phil comes across very well IMO.. basically just another version of dean hoyle. You can sense his passion for the club and the role he now has in it and he seems very intent and determined ( and confident ) that he is going to move the club forward.
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Post by Bassingham Terrier on Jul 3, 2019 19:56:23 GMT 1
"Three-window transition" So don't expect us to cover every player for every position.
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