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Is this really the end of one of the premierships most respected football clubs?
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I rememba the good old days...Champions League, beating Milan, Semi-Finals
*Wipes away tear*
We will survive as long as we have weetabix......lol
*Wipes away tear*
We will survive as long as we have weetabix......lol
sim monkey man wrote:
> Alan Smith is incredibly rude, well i guess they all are but he threw
> a bottle to someone in the Liverpool crowd and it hit the fan in the
> face inguring he/she slightly.
It was the man u fans...shows how much you care.
> Alan Smith is incredibly rude, well i guess they all are but he threw
> a bottle to someone in the Liverpool crowd and it hit the fan in the
> face inguring he/she slightly.
It was the man u fans...shows how much you care.
Actually, it was the Leeds fans.
Well, apparently, Leeds will be alright until the end of the season, now that they've managed to find the £5m needed by 5pm today - plus, an extra £500,000, also.
An astonishing £3m came from the 25% deferal of player's wages; another £1.5m from the final-installment of Rio Ferdinand's transfer fee and an extra £1m from ex-managers (Venables, Reid and O'Leary) agreeing to defer payments of the money they are still owed.
Good news, then (or so it seems...).
I wonder what's happened to the money ex-players like Fowler and Dacourt are owed... Did they just say 'No' to a deferal, or do Leeds still owe it to them anyway?
Unless the right buyer is found, they're not going to neccesarily `avoidŽ this kind of trouble in the summer. The debts are only gonna mount-up again. Why haven't they just asked them to cancel all payments, instead of to simply recieve them at a later-date?? It's not like these guys aren't already wealthy-enough! Why can't THEY give something back, instead?!?
Better yet, what if everyone, who wanted to, were to donate a pound... If several-million were to donate at least £1 each, Leeds would easily have had the £5m they needed, anyway.
An astonishing £3m came from the 25% deferal of player's wages; another £1.5m from the final-installment of Rio Ferdinand's transfer fee and an extra £1m from ex-managers (Venables, Reid and O'Leary) agreeing to defer payments of the money they are still owed.
Good news, then (or so it seems...).
I wonder what's happened to the money ex-players like Fowler and Dacourt are owed... Did they just say 'No' to a deferal, or do Leeds still owe it to them anyway?
Unless the right buyer is found, they're not going to neccesarily `avoidŽ this kind of trouble in the summer. The debts are only gonna mount-up again. Why haven't they just asked them to cancel all payments, instead of to simply recieve them at a later-date?? It's not like these guys aren't already wealthy-enough! Why can't THEY give something back, instead?!?
Better yet, what if everyone, who wanted to, were to donate a pound... If several-million were to donate at least £1 each, Leeds would easily have had the £5m they needed, anyway.
Leeds_United_4ever wrote:
> sim monkey man wrote:
> Alan Smith is incredibly rude, well i guess they all are but he
> threw
> a bottle to someone in the Liverpool crowd and it hit the fan in the
> face inguring he/she slightly.
>
> It was the man u fans...shows how much you care.
It hit his friend's GF as well.
Leeds saved by Man United... oh the IRONY!
> sim monkey man wrote:
> Alan Smith is incredibly rude, well i guess they all are but he
> threw
> a bottle to someone in the Liverpool crowd and it hit the fan in the
> face inguring he/she slightly.
>
> It was the man u fans...shows how much you care.
It hit his friend's GF as well.
Leeds saved by Man United... oh the IRONY!
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