Mo Needs Time To Decide

[BRIT1974]

That's how it should be Ant but there are so many who say Mo and nobody else:yes:

 

I ask myself why MS has been silent on Mo this time

 

Now there's something I've not seen anyone else ask on here, hes been very vocal in the past.

[Howjy04]

I suppose if Mo says 'No' after Due Dilligence then it may be ' No' from the others aswell.:(

[tisdeano]

Now there's something I've not seen anyone else ask on here, hes been very vocal in the past.

 

in the past MS was part of a joint bid, he is not this time, why would he be vocal now?

[Jimmy]

i have never really trusted Mo and now he backs my thoughts up. He says he needs time but he has had that for a long time. He has been here over a year, The 3 million debt is not a shock to anyone so he will have known about the amount he is looking at. He has been here before.

 

Sorry but I do not trust him

 

Can you give us one reason why you do not trust Mo is it a gut feeling or have you some evidence you care to share.

[NellyTheValiant]

well all I can say is that nobody has had the chance to push the price higher this time as far as we know, but what i do know is is mo has definitely nailed his colours to a mast by saying what he did.

What i will say is is if he doesn't get the club because of a low bid then I won't be rushing to join the mos been hard done to brigade.

 

And neither would I. How would you approach this, turn around on RS and say something along the line of, 'the other bidders might as well not bother, the club will be mine, whatever it takes'. The softly softly approach generally catchy money:)

 

He's doing the right thing, have any of the other bidders been approached for radio interviews? Have they nailed anything to anything yet?

 

I think that we just have to see how all this pans out but I wouldn't be bothered if he did back out if he had to pay over the odds.

[Megavaliant]

i have never really trusted Mo and now he backs my thoughts up. He says he needs time but he has had that for a long time. He has been here over a year, The 3 million debt is not a shock to anyone so he will have known about the amount he is looking at. He has been here before.

 

Sorry but I do not trust him

 

It,s obvious what your problem is...YOU GOT TO PAY to watch the games and pay for your food and drinks,shame,and Mo did not see all the info last time,probably shredded by your mates:yes:

[BRIT1974]

in the past MS was part of a joint bid, he is not this time, why would he be vocal now?

 

Thought they were good friends, thought he might show a bit of support. Maybe I'm wrong. I'm not going make excuses for anyone. Chaudry lost me over the last 2 weeks, end of.

[Alan Baker]

If I was a bookie, I wouldn't be making Mo the favourite.

 

So who is?

[tisdeano]

Thought they were good friends, thought he might show a bit of support. Maybe I'm wrong. I'm not going make excuses for anyone. Chaudry lost me over the last 2 weeks, end of.

 

fair enough, perrsonally i cant see what he has done but if he has thats your choice entirely

 

to date we have had 1 bidder prepared to talk.......and we in some cases have jumped on him for that

 

rather strange if you ask me

[Alan Baker]

i have never really trusted Mo and now he backs my thoughts up.

 

Sorry but I do not trust him

 

And this from a man that was a mate of Oliver

 

You couldn't make it up if you tried.

[BRIT1974]

So who is?

 

Nobody has said anybody is, just in some of our eyes, mo is also not the favourite. I don't believe the change in some peoples minds towards mo is just a small amount of people, I think its a bit bigger than that.

[Aussie Rules]

I suppose if Mo says 'No' after Due Dilligence then it may be ' No' from the others aswell.:(

 

And thereby hangs the monkey. Not a prospect we want to see ===

[tisdeano]

Nobody has said anybody is, just in some of our eyes, mo is also not the favourite. I don't believe the change in some peoples minds towards mo is just a small amount of people, I think its a bit bigger than that.

 

fortunately its Bob Youngs decision, not ours

[Mr Carter]

That's how it read to me too, and his attitude towards the creditors was pretty condesending. A lot of these creditors are small businesses with small turnovers. A few hundred quid may not mean much to Mo but to these it could be a difference between going bump and staying afloat.

 

I dont see how its Mo's problem or the responsibility of any of the bidders to bale out the creditors, your criticism would be best directed at Deakin, Miller, Lloyd, Oliver and Bratt they ran Port Vale Football Club into the ground not Mo Chaudry.

[BIRCHES HEAD WHITES]

Can you give us one reason why you do not trust Mo is it a gut feeling or have you some evidence you care to share.

 

come on jimmy :rolleyes: he is a bit er thingy and don't forget the er erm er yer know