Synectics bid turned down

[PVFC86]

The Synectics bid makes sense as I'm sure the Shanahans , having been regular Vale supporters, will have seen the sense of scrapping the existing ground, and turning it into extra office and business space.

 

 

They could then invest further in a small 15,000 seater stadium which would sit between where the training ground is and Stanfields. There would be walking paths from Dimensions and the neighbouring streets and the Synthetics premises

 

 

THAT has to be the way forward now

This is probably the last thing I will say on this matter. The only way forward now is to appease Norman Smurthwaite.

 

As much as you won't like to hear it. The protests are just making him dig his heels in even further.

 

I'm sure some of you are starting to realise that now

[whotobeakiller]

This is probably the last thing I will say on this matter. The only way forward now is to appease Norman Smurthwaite.

 

As much as you won't like to hear it. The protests are just making him dig his heels in even further.

 

I'm sure some of you are starting to realise that now

 

That wouldn't be wise in fact it would be very stupid

[PV1973]

I see synetics have issued a statement that it was Norman’s suggestion that he receive it in instalments. It’s like a bad soap opera this, with arguments being issued back and forth.

 

Putting money into a home or a ground for its upkeep and general maintenance and saying you are entitled to get that money back is a poor analogy. That maintenance is a part of every property up and down the country. Fixing leaks, painting, replacing worn out stuff doesn’t automatically add value.

[Jacob_123]

No. I've spent £150,000 doing it up as it was rotten to the core. Paid £50,000 for it. Should I now sell it for what I paid for it?

 

Or should I have just let it crumble and not pumped money into it to keep it from falling down?

 

Where’s the evidence that he has put this money in?

[PVFC86]

Where’s the evidence that he has put this money in?

Who else has kept the club afloat? We don't get enough in attendance at the moment to pay all the bills

[Jacob_123]

Who else has kept the club afloat? We don't get enough in attendance at the moment to pay all the bills

 

Have a day off if he is losing money at all he would’ve taken today’s offer

[whotobeakiller]

Who else has kept the club afloat? We don't get enough in attendance at the moment to pay all the bills

 

That's because of the huge inflated rip off walk up prices and the lack of investment in the matchday experience

[Jacko51]

Who else has kept the club afloat? We don't get enough in attendance at the moment to pay all the bills

 

Income from the gate is about 35% of the club's income. There should be plenty of money to pay the bills if the club is managed properly.

[Andyregs]

I wonder is trolls ever look at themselves and wonder how their life has ended up where they derive their pleasure from trolling a league 2 football message board.

[pjg1876]

This is probably the last thing I will say on this matter. The only way forward now is to appease Norman Smurthwaite.

 

As much as you won't like to hear it. The protests are just making him dig his heels in even further.

 

I'm sure some of you are starting to realise that now

 

Thanks Norman

[philpvfc]

Who else has kept the club afloat? We don't get enough in attendance at the moment to pay all the bills

 

Thought you’d said the last on the matter so go crawl in to your hole again.

[Jacko51]

This is probably the last thing I will say on this matter. The only way forward now is to appease Norman Smurthwaite.

 

 

How do you suggest we do that - let him have Czechoslovakia?

[PVFC86]

At the moment it's obvious to me a lot of you are angry at Norman Smurthwaite.

 

I have a different opinion to some of you because I like to look at both sides of the coin.

 

I don't let my emotions run away with me.

 

If you are angry with Norman don't take that anger out on me.

[Family Stand Terrier]

No. I've spent £150,000 doing it up as it was rotten to the core. Paid £50,000 for it. Should I now sell it for what I paid for it?

 

Or should I have just let it crumble and not pumped money into it to keep it from falling down?

 

He's not spent money "doing it up", using your analogy of selling a house, he's adding utility bills and weekly food shop to the value. Nothing he's spent has improved the saleable asset.

[blackdog]

How do you suggest we do that - let him have Czechoslovakia?

 

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