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I’ve seen a fair few comments such as “if the previous people are involved….im out” Etc etc. or words to those effect.
How “involved” are we going?
The secretary?
The sponsors?
The bar manager?
Jimmy as Chairman of the new club?
I’m intrigued
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Is it the right time…..
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For the true (at least headline) extent of the debt to be known.
It’s not going to hurt Boro Leisure and (given its reported on CH) the club must know (whatever “the club” means)
Has losing the ground in 2023 only accelerated the inevitable ?
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Bit of an eye opener to see plenty of accusations/inferences in the 'Meeting' thread laying the blame at other people's door not just Jimmys.
If the comments can be taken at face value they seem to be from someone well connected with the Nuns / AT.
Hard to see how anyone who had influence over financial matters in the old regime can fully escape criticism for where we are today.
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My view of the actual meeting was that there was no specific "mud slinging", just generic one referencing the last 30 years or so.
Generally I thought those with connections to Boro Leisure were guarded what they said.
WRT Boro Leisure.
The buck stops at the top. If people were delegated to pay bills and didn't that should have been picked up (at least as soon as demand came in). In all business (particularly small) invoices can be "mislaid". If negligence then should be removed of that responsibility and those in control implement.
There is clearly very important costs to be met (Tax, energy, players and rent).
It's pretty clear that the weekly rent was no more than a squad players wages. Did the person in overall control make sure the playing budget was set to reflect other costs and this was adhered to?
The running of the club was unusual (even more so now).
As of may 2023 (before DA Capital and LockGate) there were
2 shareholder (JG-60% and SustainYourSport-40%)
1 Director.
Shareholders appoint directors to legally run the business.
Why was there only one director when others were clearly involved?
Jason Dean has been mentioned in this thread. I suspect his role was just "by name" rather than having any legal responsibly.
I believe the sponsors could (and did) offer recommendations to the directors. It's up to directors to list and act (or not).
The only "power" the sponsors had was to withdraw any financial help......but did they want that (in retrospect it made no difference).
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Just to clarify I meant comments in the 'Meeting ' thread on this forum NOT Co-op meeting the other night.
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They can all go along as supporters
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I am absolutely sure of that. Then there is the siting of the statue to be sorted.
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