Martin41Green Ooof, the exclamation marks (even when doubled or tripled) do little to ease what is an all attack from Martin41.
Not an attack, just questions, I await with baited breath the answer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Whoops did it again.
gazzer, loyal royal apparently he's worth a shade under £4bn
Martin41 I await with baited breath the answer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! .
tmesisMartin41 I await with baited breath the answer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! .
it's "bated" not "baited", btw, unless you are implying you've put maggots in your mouth
elman "Reading: Championship club close to takeover by Thai investor
A Thai investor is close to agreeing a takeover of Championship club Reading, reports BBC South Today.
The Royals have been trying to find a buyer since last October and majority shareholder Anton Zingarevich stood down from the board earlier this month.
Reading's advisors, Begbies Traynor and Vibrac, have agreed an exclusivity arrangement and it is believed a deal could be concluded within seven days."
It is not a "Done Deal" yet only signed an exclusivity areement
blythspartan Doesn't look like we have a new owner yet according to BBC and Tim Dellor??
ZacNaloen Other badly translated versions of that interview SEEM to suggest it's been on the burner for months but it suddenly became urgent
CholseyRoyalZacNaloen Other badly translated versions of that interview SEEM to suggest it's been on the burner for months but it suddenly became urgent
Interesting if so as it has kept Samuelson et al out of the club. I just hope it goes through without a hitch. If so it will be over to Nigel Adkins to take advantage of the situation in building up his own team at last.
royalp-we http://www.nationmultimedia.com/sports/Police-United-chief-Sumrit-reveals-sweaty-details--30236405.html
Facing stiff competition from several groups interested in taking control of the second-tier English club, Sumrit, who led a consortium consisting of Indian and Malaysian businessmen, said his love of the game helped him win over Royals' chairman Sir John Madejski.
"Last week, I had to visit England for business but my legal team advised me to grab the chance to open talks with Reading. There were as many as six groups making offers to buy the club, especially an American group called Phoenix, which offered the best price.
"However, something that happened before we started the negotiations persuaded Sir John to accept our offer. I had a chance to join the Reading team during the training. So, still wearing my business suit, I took part in a five-a-side session for around an hour.
"The chairman happened to see me dripping with sweat and then called me in to discuss the deal with him personally, while other groups conducted negotiations with the club's lawyers.
"We talked for about four or five hours to get everything ironed out. He chose me probably because I am a young person who loves the game and really wants to develop the club with no strings attached," Sumrit told sports daily Siamsport.
Sumrit, who made his fortune in the insurance business, mentioned plans to send young players from his Thai club to train at Reading for six months, starting with midfielder Poklao Anan, who has already obtained a visa for his England on July 1.
"Some said that if Poklao stayed with us he would gain more experience from playing week in week out. But I think he's still not good in terms of fitness. A stint at Reading will definitely help him improve in that aspect."
Sumrit's takeover of Reading, which was reportedly worth of 35 million pounds, means the Royals become the second Thai-owned English club after Premier League newcomers Leicester, who are owned by the King Power Group.
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