CONFRIMED: Takeover collapsed; Back to square one

[traff]

Would recommend the latest 1871 podcast, much more perspective and a break from conspiracy theories and doom mongering. Dellor certainly backs up the theory that Couhig never matched Dai's expectations, though it begs the question how he progressed so far.

I certainly felt more positive after listening.

The interview with Tim was really good - and like you say, it seems Dai is more involved in the process than we had assumed, Couhig not as blameless as we all perhaps thought, and we might even have dodged a bullet.

If Dai can fund the club with no more missed deadlines / wages and find a credible buyer with the funds to take the club forward, we will perhaps look back at him a bit more kindly in future years.

What's Dai funding the club with though? Highly likely his remaining assets are frozen.

Philanthropic vibes with a hint of altruistic sparkle.

[Sutekh]

The interview with Tim was really good - and like you say, it seems Dai is more involved in the process than we had assumed, Couhig not as blameless as we all perhaps thought, and we might even have dodged a bullet.

If Dai can fund the club with no more missed deadlines / wages and find a credible buyer with the funds to take the club forward, we will perhaps look back at him a bit more kindly in future years.

What's Dai funding the club with though? Highly likely his remaining assets are frozen.

Philanthropic vibes with a hint of altruistic sparkle.

Dai's family I believe have helped him out.

[WestYorksRoyal]

What's Dai funding the club with though? Highly likely his remaining assets are frozen.

Philanthropic vibes with a hint of altruistic sparkle.

Dai's family I believe have helped him out.

Dellor suggesting that on BBCRB, too. Who knows what the situation is in China? It's all rumours, but money was also found to pay Couhig.

[Winston Biscuit]

What's Dai funding the club with though? Highly likely his remaining assets are frozen.

Philanthropic vibes with a hint of altruistic sparkle.

Dai's family I believe have helped him out.

His actual family or just his friends he refers to as 'fam'?

[Sutekh]

Philanthropic vibes with a hint of altruistic sparkle.

Dai's family I believe have helped him out.

His actual family or just his friends he refers to as 'fam'?

Tim mentioned nephews or something.

[Snowflake Royal]

Would recommend the latest 1871 podcast, much more perspective and a break from conspiracy theories and doom mongering. Dellor certainly backs up the theory that Couhig never matched Dai's expectations, though it begs the question how he progressed so far.

I certainly felt more positive after listening.

The interview with Tim was really good - and like you say, it seems Dai is more involved in the process than we had assumed, Couhig not as blameless as we all perhaps thought, and we might even have dodged a bullet.

If Dai can fund the club with no more missed deadlines / wages and find a credible buyer with the funds to take the club forward, we will perhaps look back at him a bit more kindly in future years.

[leon]

What's Dai funding the club with though? Highly likely his remaining assets are frozen.

Philanthropic vibes with a hint of altruistic sparkle.

Dai's family I believe have helped him out.

I'd like his family to help him fcuk off out of the club. I don't give a shit what he wants for RFC he's overseen years of steady decline. This week was the crowning glory of his utterly incompetent ownership.

[Snowflake Royal]

Philanthropic vibes with a hint of altruistic sparkle.

Dai's family I believe have helped him out.

I'd like his family to help him fcuk off out of the club. I don't give a shit what he wants for RFC he's overseen years of steady decline. This week was the crowning glory of his utterly incompetent ownership.

Preach