CONFIMRED - The final countdown

[West Stand Man]

New conspiracy for you to ponder.

What if the mystery Chinese business man/spy is our Mr Dai? His flat is next door to Buck House, he hasn't been seen in this country for quite some time .....

[tidus_mi2]

I know people have differing opinions on Daniel Loitz who supposedly held a previous interest in buying the club but he has stated he is handing over evidence to the Met in regards to Dai's criminal wrong-doings in regards to the sale of the club. He claimed the delay was due to wanting to co-operate with Rob Couhig over this but he didn't receive a response.

https://x.com/DanielLoitz/status/1867783557961462004

#readingfc - See thread. To close the issue once and for all and to get things moving even more for Reading fans, on Monday I will ask my lawyers from Level Law and colleagues from Daniel Lowen to hand over our in-depth due diligence and potential criminal misconduct in the British jurisdiction on the part of Dai Yongge in the sale process of Reading Football Club to the Met Police. On December 4, 2024, I tried to contact @RCouhig
to start an initiative together, but since he did not respond, I will fulfill my responsibility alone. In this way, I will initiate the necessary investigations and finally end the issue for myself.

Many Reading fans are welcome to see on my X profile that I have always warned about various posts from the then X Space. The accusation that I have always been cryptic is subject to the fact that I had to protect sources, especially in mainland China and beyond. Documents could be specifically assigned if I made them public (banks, party CCP internal documents). These have been verified several times by China experts and Mandarin translators independently of each other.

How did we get this information? I recommend a post about my father and where he worked and who still works for me. China is actually a black box, but there are always ways and means, especially where I was still interested in taking over at the time. Of course, I am no longer that today and I operate purely from the idea of ending the suffering of others and also protecting the dignity of English football, which I learned to appreciate as a child. Great Britain has always stood for something.

Unfortunately, over the last 30 years, various areas of society have been sold off. From football clubs that are deeply rooted in the community and culture to entire properties in the city centers of British cities. My family and my grandfather, like many "rich" people, were lured to London in the late 90s with private schools, great properties and much more. This is how the first sell-off of Great Britain took place. Today, many people wonder where all the Russians, Chinese, Saudis and Germans come from. I know the London bubble all too well and it has nothing to do with the rest of the country. I say this as a German and applaud the efforts of the MPs. Take your country back to a certain extent. Set cornerstones and rules that we as foreign investors have to follow. All the best and I hope you get a good owner who upholds these values and my duty will be done.

[Snowflake Royal]

He's generally come across quite well previously, but that smells a little unhinged if I'm honest.

[Snowball]

There are plenty of serious books on the subject
of London/ Our heritage being sold to the highest
bidders / dodgy people / money launderers etc

Butler to the World for example

https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=Butler+to+ ... _sb_noss_1

[Uke]

When I saw Royals infiltrated by Chinese spy on the news I got my hopes up the government would seize and flog us like they did with Chelsea.
Bitterly disappointed to find out it was Prince Andrew f*cking up again.

Mike Gow on Twitter suggests that you may not have been far from the mark…
https://x.com/mikeygow/status/186761112 ... tSqepu5mUQ

[Mid Sussex Royal]

Dellor saying tonight the investor in exclusivity was ready to go but getting cold feet now due to Couhig court action.

[Snowflake Royal]

Lol, thought that might happen

[WestYorksRoyal]

Find it hard to believe this is a deal breaker. Indemnities and warranties are par for the course in M&A deals, so if Dai was serious about selling it would be easy enough to add a clause that the buyer is protected against the outcome of the case. Plus, the legal claim is against Dai's holding company and not the club.

Dellor is being fed dishonest information and isn't being skeptical enough with his sources.

[Snowflake Royal]

Find it hard to believe this is a deal breaker. Indemnities and warranties are par for the course in M&A deals, so if Dai was serious about selling it would be easy enough to add a clause that the buyer is protected against the outcome of the case. Plus, the legal claim is against Dai's holding company and not the club.

Dellor is being fed dishonest information and isn't being skeptical enough with his sources.

Well there's yar problem.

It's one more road block and negatie in a tsunami of roadblocks and negatives for anyone attempting to purchase.

[Carnabyswhiskers]

Who in their right mind would be prepared to do business with Dai as more and more of this detail emerges? On the other hand, none of the foregoing (and certainly not the 'right mind' descriptor) excludes the possibility that an interested party could be one Andrew Windsor. Suppose he needs something to fill the time.

[tmesis]

Who in their right mind would be prepared to do business with Dai as more and more of this detail emerges? On the other hand, none of the foregoing (and certainly not the 'right mind' descriptor) excludes the possibility that an interested party could be one Andrew Windsor. Suppose he needs something to fill the time.

Either that, or Dia was ordered by the Chinese government to lavish money on the royals to win influence, and just badly misunderstood.

[WestYorksRoyal]

Find it hard to believe this is a deal breaker. Indemnities and warranties are par for the course in M&A deals, so if Dai was serious about selling it would be easy enough to add a clause that the buyer is protected against the outcome of the case. Plus, the legal claim is against Dai's holding company and not the club.

Dellor is being fed dishonest information and isn't being skeptical enough with his sources.

Well there's yar problem.

It's one more road block and negatie in a tsunami of roadblocks and negatives for anyone attempting to purchase.

I think we kind of agree. The problem is Dai and his lack of commitment to overcome obstacles to a sale when solutions are available, but a club source tells Dellor that it's Couhig's fault and he happily spreads the narrative.

[Snowflake Royal]

Find it hard to believe this is a deal breaker. Indemnities and warranties are par for the course in M&A deals, so if Dai was serious about selling it would be easy enough to add a clause that the buyer is protected against the outcome of the case. Plus, the legal claim is against Dai's holding company and not the club.

Dellor is being fed dishonest information and isn't being skeptical enough with his sources.

Well there's yar problem.

It's one more road block and negatie in a tsunami of roadblocks and negatives for anyone attempting to purchase.

I think we kind of agree. The problem is Dai and his lack of commitment to overcome obstacles to a sale when solutions are available, but a club source tells Dellor that it's Couhig's fault and he happily spreads the narrative.

'Club sources' also tried to blame Couhig for his takeover failing, claiming he never had any money and his offer was rubbish.

I don't see this as blaming Couhig though. And I think our prefered solution is still Couhig at the helm.

[bcubed]

Who in their right mind would be prepared to do business with Dai as more and more of this detail emerges? On the other hand, none of the foregoing (and certainly not the 'right mind' descriptor) excludes the possibility that an interested party could be one Andrew Windsor. Suppose he needs something to fill the time.

Either that, or Dia was ordered by the Chinese government to lavish money on the royals to win influence, and just badly misunderstood.

[andrew1957]

Who in their right mind would be prepared to do business with Dai as more and more of this detail emerges? On the other hand, none of the foregoing (and certainly not the 'right mind' descriptor) excludes the possibility that an interested party could be one Andrew Windsor. Suppose he needs something to fill the time.

Either that, or Dia was ordered by the Chinese government to lavish money on the royals to win influence, and just badly misunderstood.

That actually made me laugh out loud. Very good.

[Armadillo Roadkill]

Who in their right mind would be prepared to do business with Dai as more and more of this detail emerges? On the other hand, none of the foregoing (and certainly not the 'right mind' descriptor) excludes the possibility that an interested party could be one Andrew Windsor. Suppose he needs something to fill the time.

Either that, or Dia was ordered by the Chinese government to lavish money on the royals to win influence, and just badly misunderstood.

Post of 2024.

[RoyalBlue]

Who in their right mind would be prepared to do business with Dai as more and more of this detail emerges? On the other hand, none of the foregoing (and certainly not the 'right mind' descriptor) excludes the possibility that an interested party could be one Andrew Windsor. Suppose he needs something to fill the time.

Either that, or Dia was ordered by the Chinese government to lavish money on the royals to win influence, and just badly misunderstood.

Post of 2024.

Agreed. Previously posted in a slightly different form on Twitter a couple of days back by Graham Addison. Great minds think alike, plagiarism or one and the same person?

[Mid Sussex Royal]

Elon Musk is looking for an EFL club to buy....

[Millsy]

Welcome Elon, you know this is where you belong.

[Lower West]

What if the mystery Chinese business man/spy is our Mr Dai? His flat is next door to Buck House, he hasn't been seen in this country for quite some time .....

No great surprise as he was found guilty of personally committing fraud in a Chinese court in December 2023.