by Snowflake Royal » 03 Dec 2024 11:28
by Crusader Royal » 03 Dec 2024 11:42
Snowflake Royal Interesting that someone at the club seems to have leaked this, if he's gone a year with nothing leaking it's unlikely his end, but nothing is leaking about the current 'exclusives'
by Mid Sussex Royal » 03 Dec 2024 12:48
by Sutekh » 03 Dec 2024 13:16
Mid Sussex Royal Dellor just laughed off the Smee bid on the radio as something "you or I could have done"
by Elm Park Kid » 03 Dec 2024 13:29
by Stranded » 03 Dec 2024 13:38
Elm Park Kid My understanding is that the Smee bid was never credible.
But then, no one knows how Dai will react to any bid so at this point so it's all guesswork.
by traff » 03 Dec 2024 16:35
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by Carnabyswhiskers » 03 Dec 2024 16:50
by Mr Angry » 03 Dec 2024 17:11
by Crusader Royal » 03 Dec 2024 17:12
Elm Park Kid My understanding is that the Smee bid was never credible.
But then, no one knows how Dai will react to any bid so at this point so it's all guesswork.
by Crusader Royal » 03 Dec 2024 17:12
Mr Angry I am assuming that all the tax and salary commitments due late November have been met (otherwise there would have been an extra 5 pages on here!).
So SOMEBODY is paying the bills...........
by Wimb » 04 Dec 2024 06:25
by Sutekh » 04 Dec 2024 07:21
Wimb The Sun claiming that Couhig is now suing Dai for £10.3m.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/32093087/reading-takeover-league-one-rob-couhig-dai-yongge/
by WestYorksRoyal » 04 Dec 2024 07:27
by Armadillo Roadkill » 04 Dec 2024 08:54
Wimb The Sun claiming that Couhig is now suing Dai for £10.3m.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/32093087/reading-takeover-league-one-rob-couhig-dai-yongge/
by Sutekh » 04 Dec 2024 09:19
Armadillo RoadkillWimb The Sun claiming that Couhig is now suing Dai for £10.3m.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/32093087/reading-takeover-league-one-rob-couhig-dai-yongge/
Obviously I'm not clicking that link as it's to The Sun.
What does it say?
READING have been hit with a £10.3million compensation claim by former Wycombe owner Rob Couhig.
The American lawyer told SunSport he lodged a claim in the High Court against Renhe Sports Management — the company through which Chinese businessman Dai Yongge owns Reading.
Couhig is seeking £800,000 in costs and £9.5m in potential lost profits after Yongge withdrew from a £30m agreement to sell the League One club in September.
After agreeing a purchase price last summer, Couhig lent the Royals around £5m to help with running costs.
All the paperwork required to seal the deal was completed — other than Yongge’s signature.
And Couhig was stunned to receive an email from the club in September telling him the deal was off.
Yongge went on to enter exclusive negotiations with another buyer, whose identity has never been revealed.
RSM have been approached for comment.
Couhig insisted he had the interests of the League One club’s boss Ruben Selles and his squad at heart.
He added: “I would much rather do a deal to take over the club than win these damages.
“I really want the club to transact before January so we can get down to business. But no one at Reading has had the courtesy to pick up the phone to me and say, ‘We don’t like X, we want Y'.
“I made it clear from day one I am not a bank. I was only lending them money to buy the club.
“I feel terrible for Ruben and the boys.
“I’ve tried not to be a distraction, which is why I’ve not said anything.
“But enough is enough. I’m at my wits’ end and had to act.”
Couhig has insisted all along his offer remains on the table.
Ex-Reading chairman Roger Smee revealed Yongge has also rejected his bid to buy the club.
by Royals and Racers » 04 Dec 2024 09:22
by Sutekh » 04 Dec 2024 09:27
Royals and Racers Not sure how he can claim 9.5 M in potential lost profits as no doubt the club is still haemorrhaging considerable amounts monthly.
by Snowflake Royal » 04 Dec 2024 09:37
SutekhRoyals and Racers Not sure how he can claim 9.5 M in potential lost profits as no doubt the club is still haemorrhaging considerable amounts monthly.
Presumably something that can be argued in big finance accounting talk. Anyway some very big lawyers, who you’d think know their stuff, must think it’s a reasonable chance of winning a legal battle.
by Brogue » 04 Dec 2024 09:39
Reading have been hit with
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