Deadline
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Godar
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Jep, näinhän se olikin! Kertoo soccerage.. Palkkojen maksua lykätään eteenpäin tulevaisuuteen.. Mutta täytyy sanoa ettei helppoa ole..
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Professional Footballers' Association chief executive Gordon Taylor is expecting Leeds' players to defer their wages in order to help the financially stricken club.
Leeds announced yesterday that they'd reached a deal to extend the `standstill agreement' with the principal creditors by seven days.
"The Board of Leeds United PLC announces that the company's principal finance creditors have agreed to extend the standstill period (announced on December 4, 2003) by a week, to midnight on January 26, 2004," Leeds announced to the Stock Exchange last night.
"This agreement also provides for a further two-week extension to February 6, 2004, conditional on achievement of certain financial and other covenants."
The Yorkshire club are £82million in debt and the prospect of being the first Premiership club to fall into administration is very real.
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Professional Footballers' Association chief executive Gordon Taylor is expecting Leeds' players to defer their wages in order to help the financially stricken club.
Leeds announced yesterday that they'd reached a deal to extend the `standstill agreement' with the principal creditors by seven days.
"The Board of Leeds United PLC announces that the company's principal finance creditors have agreed to extend the standstill period (announced on December 4, 2003) by a week, to midnight on January 26, 2004," Leeds announced to the Stock Exchange last night.
"This agreement also provides for a further two-week extension to February 6, 2004, conditional on achievement of certain financial and other covenants."
The Yorkshire club are £82million in debt and the prospect of being the first Premiership club to fall into administration is very real.
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Godar
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Tänään on taas deadlinen aika! Onneksi hyviä uutisia luvassa!!!
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Leeds Seek Deadline Extension As Takeover Reports Mount
01/26/2004. Leeds cheif executive Trevor Birch is seeking to win a 48-hour extension to the deadline for avoiding falling into administration.
The deadline expires at midnight tonight, but reports of an imminent takeover of the troubled club may win them a reprieve.
Reports state that a group of Yorkshire businessman have tabled an offer of about £20m for the debt-ridden club.
Rob Hogley
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Uusi ostajaehdokas £20M paketilla tulossa.. ja jatkoaikaa lisää jopa 48 tuntia! ???
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Leeds Seek Deadline Extension As Takeover Reports Mount
01/26/2004. Leeds cheif executive Trevor Birch is seeking to win a 48-hour extension to the deadline for avoiding falling into administration.
The deadline expires at midnight tonight, but reports of an imminent takeover of the troubled club may win them a reprieve.
Reports state that a group of Yorkshire businessman have tabled an offer of about £20m for the debt-ridden club.
Rob Hogley
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Uusi ostajaehdokas £20M paketilla tulossa.. ja jatkoaikaa lisää jopa 48 tuntia!
???Godar
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Bow kirjoitti:
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uusimman tiedon mukaan tämä salaperäinen ostajaehdokas on juutalaispohjainen sijoittajaryhmä, tarjoavat kuulemma aluksi £5 miljoonaa jolla selvittäisiin kauden loppuun.
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Täällä tosin väitetään kyseessä olevan paikallisia sijoittajia, mutta hälläköväliä vaikka olisivat muualta..
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Leeds Win Deadline Extension
01/26/2004. Leeds have extended their deadline to avoid the threat of relegation until Friday as talks continue with a group of Yorkshire businessmen.
It is hoped the group will be able to buy the Yorkshire club and save them from the potentially catastrophic outcome of having to call in the administrators.
There is also the chance of extending the deadline until February 6th, according to a statement read to the stock exchange.
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Ja näinhän siinä lopulta kävi.. JIHAA!!!! ;D Ja sitten maanantaina osakkeenvaihtoon!
Mistä muuten löytyi tieto £5M loppukauden selviämis-rahasta?
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uusimman tiedon mukaan tämä salaperäinen ostajaehdokas on juutalaispohjainen sijoittajaryhmä, tarjoavat kuulemma aluksi £5 miljoonaa jolla selvittäisiin kauden loppuun.
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Täällä tosin väitetään kyseessä olevan paikallisia sijoittajia, mutta hälläköväliä vaikka olisivat muualta..
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Leeds Win Deadline Extension
01/26/2004. Leeds have extended their deadline to avoid the threat of relegation until Friday as talks continue with a group of Yorkshire businessmen.
It is hoped the group will be able to buy the Yorkshire club and save them from the potentially catastrophic outcome of having to call in the administrators.
There is also the chance of extending the deadline until February 6th, according to a statement read to the stock exchange.
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Ja näinhän siinä lopulta kävi.. JIHAA!!!!
;D Ja sitten maanantaina osakkeenvaihtoon!Mistä muuten löytyi tieto £5M loppukauden selviämis-rahasta?
Deano
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Ja näinhän siinä lopulta kävi.. JIHAA!!!!
Mistä muuten löytyi tieto £5M loppukauden selviämis-rahasta?
Radio airessa ja Sky sportsissa mainittiin kello viiden korvilla, eräs tuttava sattui olemaan kuulolla.
Tieto juutalaisperäisyydestä oli vielä huhun asteella mutta 5 miljoonaa mainittiin ihan oikeasti
Ai niin, oli unohtua..
http//wwwthefutureisbright-thefutureiswhitecom/images/silentprotest.jpg
Godar
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Geoffrey Richmondista, Simon Morrisista, Melvyn Levystä ja Gerald Krasnerista pelastajiksi?
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Leeds could get Rich
LEEDS could be saved from bankruptcy by a consortium that includes ex-Bradford chairman Geoffrey Richmond.
He is understood to have teamed up with Leeds-born property developer Simon Morris, entrepreneur Melvyn Levy and insolvency expert Gerald Krasner to rescue the club.
Leeds face administration with debts of £106million.
But Richmond has already saved Bradford from administration — they had debts of £36m — before quitting as Valley Parade chairman two years ago.
Now he plans a similar rescue act at Elland Road.
His consortium wants to sell the stadium for £20m to the club’s major American creditors and lease it back at £600,000 a season.
They also plan to raise £12.5m through a new bond scheme that would see 2,500 season ticket holders fork out £5,000 each over a fixed period of 25 years.
Richmond is in advanced talks with Elland Road chief executive and acting chairman Trevor Birch.
But Birch has huge reservations about the sale of Elland Road.
Creditors granted the club an extension until Friday to either sell to the consortium, place the club in administration, raise £5m by selling stars or get the players to take a big wage deferral.
A club statement confirmed: “The standstill agreement also provides for a further extension to February 6, 2004, conditional on achievement of certain financial and other covenants.”
Fans plan a silent protest at Saturday’s home game against Middlesbrough in a bid to shame players into deferring their pay.
Supporters Trust chairman John Boocock said: “There is unanimous condemnation in Leeds over the conduct of the players, who have now lost all respect in the eyes of the fans.”
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Operaatioon kuuluisi stadionin myyti £20M ja sen vuokraaminen tulevalle kaudelle £600K..
Uusia joukkovelkakirjoja £12.5M arvosta 2 500:lle kausikortinhaltijalle
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Leeds could get Rich
LEEDS could be saved from bankruptcy by a consortium that includes ex-Bradford chairman Geoffrey Richmond.
He is understood to have teamed up with Leeds-born property developer Simon Morris, entrepreneur Melvyn Levy and insolvency expert Gerald Krasner to rescue the club.
Leeds face administration with debts of £106million.
But Richmond has already saved Bradford from administration — they had debts of £36m — before quitting as Valley Parade chairman two years ago.
Now he plans a similar rescue act at Elland Road.
His consortium wants to sell the stadium for £20m to the club’s major American creditors and lease it back at £600,000 a season.
They also plan to raise £12.5m through a new bond scheme that would see 2,500 season ticket holders fork out £5,000 each over a fixed period of 25 years.
Richmond is in advanced talks with Elland Road chief executive and acting chairman Trevor Birch.
But Birch has huge reservations about the sale of Elland Road.
Creditors granted the club an extension until Friday to either sell to the consortium, place the club in administration, raise £5m by selling stars or get the players to take a big wage deferral.
A club statement confirmed: “The standstill agreement also provides for a further extension to February 6, 2004, conditional on achievement of certain financial and other covenants.”
Fans plan a silent protest at Saturday’s home game against Middlesbrough in a bid to shame players into deferring their pay.
Supporters Trust chairman John Boocock said: “There is unanimous condemnation in Leeds over the conduct of the players, who have now lost all respect in the eyes of the fans.”
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Operaatioon kuuluisi stadionin myyti £20M ja sen vuokraaminen tulevalle kaudelle £600K..
Uusia joukkovelkakirjoja £12.5M arvosta 2 500:lle kausikortinhaltijalle
aaPee
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Godar
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Standstill Agreement Extended for Leeds
01/30/2004. Leeds United have had the 'standstill' agreement with their creditors extended by another week until 6 February.
The Yorkshire club, bottom of the Premiership with debts of around £100 million, had been given until 5pm on Friday to produce evidence that they could raise £5 million to avoid going into administration.
The Leeds players this week agreed to a wage deferral of some 25%, believed to be worth around £2.5 million. The club were also forwarded a £1.5 million payment by Manchester United in full and final settlement of the transfer fee due for Rio Ferdinand.
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Aikaa on tullut perjantaihin klo 17 asti lisää.. Rahaa on jo tullut jonkin verran Ferdinantista eli £1.5M ja palkoista £2.5M kun palkkoja laskettiin 25%, mutta vielä uupuisi £1M..
Tuo £1M voitaisiin saada esim. Millsin myynnistä, mutta nyt on jo kiire on sillä siirtoikkuna menee huomenna kiinni!
...Äsken huomasin, että Boro olisi tehnyt Vidukasta tarjouksen ja näin kävikin, mutta se on hylätty suoraltakädeltä!
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Boro In Talks For Viduka
Viduka targeted by Boro
01/31/2004. Middlesbrough have launched a late bid to sign Mark Viduka from Leeds.
The Elland Road club have frequently insisted they are not interested in selling any players before the transfer deadline. ;D However, a reported £3m offer for their troubled Australian striker may be too good to turn down, as the money would ensure Leeds' immediate future.
McClaren told the Middlesbrough website: "He's one player I've been interested in since I've been here.
"But with the situation at Leeds it's going to be difficult to do something so we'll have to wait and see."
A complication for Boro will be that Viduka is currently in Australia to be with his seriously ill father.
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Viduka on muuten nyt Australiassa ??? isäänsä hoitamassa. Tämä hankaloittaa myös Boron tarjouksen tekemistä.. Toivottavasti siirtoikkuna menee kiinni ja vauhdilla, ettei Viduka pelaa loppukautta Borossa.