Mark, I think we are wasting our time now.

We clearly share the same opinion that for us the priority is to get the
football team sorted out and that Bates retaining control was the best short
term result.

I do not understand the rationale behind LUST wanting Bates to lose the
vote.  There was no guarantee whatsoever that following the likely lengthy
control for battle that a benevolent party such as LUST would have ended up
in charge - it could so easily have been one of the other bidders, and
whilst Rick may well have every confidence in both LUST's integrity (which I
don't doubt) or ability to run (or organise the running of) a football club
(which I do have doubts about), how does he know that the other bidders
weren't in it for a pure a simple property deal?

Was he prepared to risk that for the chance of gaining control?  I suspect
he was.  I was not happy with that risk though.

As far as I am concerned LUST have as much opportunity to get involved with
the running of the club as they did a month ago.  

The singular most important factor for me was to get a football team sorted
out on the pitch.  A wishy washy statement from a football league lawyer
would NOT appease my concerns about not being able to trade whilst in
administration, especially given the amount of football league clubs with a
chip on their shoulder as it is.  It may well have been fine and dandy, but
we didn't know for sure.  

We did know for sure that if Bates won we can trade as from Wednesday.  End
of.  Now all the benevolent parties can give Bates a call and get down to
buying the club whilst Wise & Poyet can get a team sorted out.

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>>Ah indeed the fog certainly is lifting. If you believe that  Leeds United 
went into Administration AS A RESULT of the tax bill then it  certainly
helps 
to explain why you appear to have little understanding of  the rest of what 
has taken place. <<


OK, as a result of HMRC issuing a winding-up order. The pedants are  
revolting.
 
So what. What has happened has happened. It's not illegal and not  uncommon.

And it appears, on balance, to be in the best interests of  the club in that

it will allow us to sign players and prepare for next  season.
 
Or is the moral high ground more important that sorting out our  club?
 
Mark
 
 









   
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