Re: Big mistake : Fri Oct 25, 2013 9:05 pm  

Knock On Nigel wrote:

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.

Bet your bosses are delighted with that last paragraph, knock off knobjockey

Re: Big mistake : Fri Oct 25, 2013 9:12 pm  

Knock On Nigel wrote:

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.

Jeez some people will turn over every single stone in the land to unearth something that justifies their position which is abundantly clear - we do not like the rugby club and anybody associated with it.
Reactiv are on the whole a data cleanse, marketing and media company mostly and not a pay day loan company, you seen any adverts about that at all anywhere???
Town are doing pretty well and as a football and rugby fan I am chuffed, but face the facts Town are in the 5th level of football and at best would do okay in League 2 but that's as far as they will go.

Re: Big mistake : Fri Oct 25, 2013 9:37 pm  

Hey guys, don't waste your time upsetting yourselves on other forums. At last nights meeting it was nice to hear sensible and genuine questions all round and it was important that true town fans and followers of both clubs had a voice. Both clubs unfortunately have an element that we should not be proud of but that's apparent everywhere, not just exclusive to Halifax. The greater good will come to the fore and Tony Abbott will purchase the Shay in my view. At the end of the day we both will benefit from a superb complete sporting facility that the town can be proud of as well as receiving a substantial reduction in rent. Cant see the problem myself! Some people out there need to grow up.

Good luck to both clubs, this is what we need in my view.

Re: Big mistake : Fri Oct 25, 2013 9:41 pm  

Knock On Nigel wrote:

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.

Go away.

Re: Big mistake : Fri Oct 25, 2013 9:42 pm  

Most town fans do not want the registered director of "want a payday loan Ltd" in charge of the Shay for a number of reasons and this won't change right up until a decision is made.

The coming days/weeks will be interesting but one things for sure; a successful bid would look to be a huge gamble and risk for both clubs (upside or down) and it's obvious that the rugby fans are more willing to take this due to their clubs forced stagnation.

Re: Big mistake : Fri Oct 25, 2013 9:57 pm  

Knock On Nigel wrote:

Most town fans do not want the registered director of "want a payday loan Ltd" in charge of the Shay for a number of reasons and this won't change right up until a decision is made.

The coming days/weeks will be interesting but one things for sure; a successful bid would look to be a huge gamble and risk for both clubs (upside or down) and it's obvious that the rugby fans are more willing to take this due to their clubs forced stagnation.

Town bellend.

The only problems you Neanderthals have is that he's connected to the rugby. It's in every retarded comment and every daft accusation. You're a sad bunch of losers with a history of loser mentality. In your previous posting history on here you come across as being a Halifax RLFC fan and then a Town Clown. You are one sad individual - along with Eliot Walsh and his cretinous band of twitter degenerates.

Reading your drivel and the rubbish spouted by the rest of your Wendyball gang has made me wish it even more that Abbott gets his hands on the Shay. What will happen to FC Halifax then? Sweet fack all - you'll just carry on as before and you'll be so surprised when the sky doesn't fall in.

Why don't you spend more time making sporting Halifax clubs a success instead of littering the social media with pathetic poisonous rantings. Go and make your existence worthwhile.

Re: Big mistake : Fri Oct 25, 2013 10:06 pm  

Who's doing the name slinging now?

To reiterate what was said, the sale would be a risk (upside or down) for both clubs whether you like it or not. Given the football clubs recent history this is not wanted, contrasting with the rugby which is in need of a shot to the arm. You shouldn't be so sensitive.

Re: Big mistake : Fri Oct 25, 2013 10:09 pm  

Knock On Nigel wrote:

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.

But it is`nt just about the football and rugby the stadium is supposed to be a Community facility and there should be facilities for other groups to use it . Why doesn`t our Town deserve decent facilities like other Towns have?

Re: Big mistake : Fri Oct 25, 2013 10:10 pm  

Knock On Nigel wrote:

Most town fans do not want the registered director of "want a payday loan Ltd" in charge of the Shay for a number of reasons and this won't change right up until a decision is made.

The coming days/weeks will be interesting but one things for sure; a successful bid would look to be a huge gamble and risk for both clubs (upside or down) and it's obvious that the rugby fans are more willing to take this due to their clubs forced stagnation.

It seems to me Nigel that you are clearly looking at trying to antagonise people. Believe it or not but some of us want both clubs to be successful, yes! even rugby fans. Its my belief that this whole anti Abbott witch hunt has absolutely nothing to do with the man as an individual or even his personal business dealings which you seem to be an expert in. This has everything to do with his connection as joint Chief Executive of Halifax Rugby League. Honestly! Its a really sad situation. Had Tony done this independently of any connection with Rugby League then may I suggest that he would have been embraced with open arms by all.

Re: Big mistake : Fri Oct 25, 2013 10:12 pm  

Knock On Nigel wrote:

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.

You sound like a friendless guy who will be in care soon. Go away and I will donate a shilling to that care via paypal.