Re: Big mistake : Fri Oct 25, 2013 4:57 pm  

Knock On Nigel wrote:

Would you trust somebody who runs a payday loan company?
I certainly wouldn't.

That's strange because, according to your lot, his company has no money. How then does his company manage to lend money? You can't have it every way.

Re: Big mistake : Fri Oct 25, 2013 6:12 pm  

Knock On Nigel wrote:

Would you trust somebody who runs a payday loan company?
I certainly wouldn't.

Where have you got that from?

Re: Big mistake : Fri Oct 25, 2013 6:20 pm  

Knock On Nigel wrote:

Would you trust somebody who runs a payday loan company?
I certainly wouldn't.

Yes.

Would you trust someone who pretends to be a Fax fan but is actually a Town troll? Me neither. Jog on.

Re: Big mistake : Fri Oct 25, 2013 6:34 pm  

Tony Abbott told the people attending the meeting that he had nothing to do with Pay-day Loans

Re: Big mistake : Fri Oct 25, 2013 6:45 pm  

Malfax wrote:

Tony Abbott told the people attending the meeting that he had nothing to do with Pay-day Loans

Malcolm, someone has posted on the Courier story about last night a search for a pay day company which occupies the same premises as Reactive. On that search It clearly states "Companies near by" which low and behold are all of Reactive media's.
Make great limbo dancers these people, how low can you go.

May I respectfully re post my earlier comment, again no disrespect intended, nor in my nature?

"I do not wish to be rude, but, in my humble opinion and I stand to be corrected, the majority of posters on that forum have the mental dexterity of a pot of paint and I don't mean Dulux more pound stretchers own brand.

No disrespect intended.

Re: Big mistake : Fri Oct 25, 2013 6:50 pm  

Knock On Nigel wrote:

More so than someone who set up a payday loan company to make a killing from the desperate

How much did you borrow Knob off Nigel?

Re: Big mistake : Fri Oct 25, 2013 7:08 pm  

sunrisepaydayloans.co.uk

"contact us at our head office reactiv media ltd, elland"

Must just be a typo I guess

Re: Big mistake : Fri Oct 25, 2013 7:34 pm  

Greg Florimos Boots wrote:

It is quite worrying the mentality of some of the people who are the main protesters though.

I can understand Town fans are desperate but there seems to be no depth to how low some will stoop to criticize. Some still seem to think its a rugby vs football thing, that was apparent last night at the Q & A, but it really does not matter that Fax have been tenants longer than FC Halifax Town or who has gone bust the most times, or any other crap like that. Neither team can be painted in a great light especially recently but it is clear under the council nothing is going to be done with the stadium and in all likelyhood funding will drop further and theres a chance that they will just want to wash their hands of it.

Anyone with half a brain can see at some point in the near future that stadium is going to be put up for sale and at the moment there are no guarentees that it will be for sale as a sports stadium. I just hope if the minority of Town fans get their wish for the stadium to be kept by the council then they have a plan b for when it goes belly up. Strange though Ive got a feeling that the minority wont get their wish.

The point is the stadium does not belong to the rugby or football it belongs to the Community as they all pay for it but at the moment nobody is welcomed into the place at all even the rugby (who are called squaters) .It`s time now to move on and build a facility we can all be proud of and use ,our Town deserves decent facilities why don`t we let him get on with it as long as the Council have checked it out.

Re: Big mistake : Fri Oct 25, 2013 7:57 pm  

The actions of Halifax Town fans are a total disgrace. You dont agree with the sale or like Tony Abbott fair enough. But the tone and the actions of many on their forum, Courier Website and elsewhere is a disgrace. Tony is more successful than any of the losers on that forum. Halifax is sadly a backwater town compared to Rochdale, Huddersfield etc thanks to people like the Town lot, who are frightened to take a bit of a risk and live a dream. The Shay is not in safe hands with the Council who could easily sell it to a developer in the future. Tony maybe is not Mr Perfect , but I would rather trust him than a Council that has such a poor track record as Calderdale Council has which fails to make its promises and has allowed the Town to fall behind the likes of Huddersfield

Re: Big mistake : Fri Oct 25, 2013 8:55 pm  

it would be easy to produce a massive list of examples where "living the dream" has led to financial disaster, and if that happened here all you experts would be calling for the blokes head.

The way I see it is that
a) the football fans are happy seeing their team perform well at a reasonable level with lots of fixtures to get excited about

And

b) the rugby fans, realising that any hope of meaningful success in a hugely declining sport lies solely on taking a massive gamble on this guy

As an accountant for a huge energy company (I'm talking over 100bn assets worldwide) I know full well why not to gleam in awe at those who have made plenty of cash in business.