[Wildthing]

Re: Fozzard steps down : Wed Feb 27, 2013 3:01 pm  

Tigerade wrote: Significant six figure sum = plus 100K. See here:- http://wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/news/clu ... g/2013/02/ Of which some has already been paid. Thats why it isn't 100k.

Tigerade wrote: Significant six figure sum = plus 100K. See here:- http://wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/news/clu ... g/2013/02/ Of which some has already been paid. Thats why it isn't 100k.

Re: Fozzard steps down : Wed Feb 27, 2013 3:10 pm  

Wildthing wrote: Tigerade wrote: Significant six figure sum = plus 100K. See here:- http://wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/news/clu ... g/2013/02/ Of which some has already been paid. Thats why it isn't 100k. Ill believe ssn over you gadaffi, cheers

Wildthing wrote: Tigerade wrote: Significant six figure sum = plus 100K. See here:- http://wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/news/clu ... g/2013/02/ Of which some has already been paid. Thats why it isn't 100k. Ill believe ssn over you gadaffi, cheers

Re: Fozzard steps down : Wed Feb 27, 2013 3:24 pm  

The whole deal was circa 100K p.a. This deal was paid in monthly installments and the last 2 or probably now 3 i believe haven't been paid. So providing Wakey can get a replacement sponsor relatively quickly then the losses can be kept to a minimum. And as the EF deal wasn't actually that good there is a chance that some of the loss could be clawed back by securing a better overall deal.

Wakey have had wind of this for a while and AG has already intimated that talks have taken place on a replacement. Maybe Fozz has brought his contacts book with him.....

Re: Fozzard steps down : Wed Feb 27, 2013 3:26 pm  

Theboyem wrote:

The whole deal was circa 100K p.a. This deal was paid in monthly installments and the last 2 or probably now 3 i believe haven't been paid. So providing Wakey can get a replacement sponsor relatively quickly then the losses can be kept to a minimum. And as the EF deal wasn't actually that good there is a chance that some of the loss could be clawed back by securing a better overall deal.

Wakey have had wind of this for a while and AG has already intimated that talks have taken place on a replacement. Maybe Fozz has brought his contacts book with him.....

If he had it will be no use to your lot, when you learn to read maybe.....

Re: Fozzard steps down : Wed Feb 27, 2013 3:39 pm  

Theboyem wrote:

The whole deal was circa 100K p.a. This deal was paid in monthly installments and the last 2 or probably now 3 i believe haven't been paid. So providing Wakey can get a replacement sponsor relatively quickly then the losses can be kept to a minimum. And as the EF deal wasn't actually that good there is a chance that some of the loss could be clawed back by securing a better overall deal.

Wakey have had wind of this for a while and AG has already intimated that talks have taken place on a replacement. Maybe Fozz has brought his contacts book with him.....

Everything fine then aboard the good ship Trinity. Nothing to worry about.

Re: Fozzard steps down : Wed Feb 27, 2013 3:41 pm  

Cas Till I Die wrote:

If he had it will be no use to your lot, when you learn to read maybe.....

Is that really the best comeback you could manage? Oh dear, standards really are low at that side of the common these days.

Re: Fozzard steps down : Wed Feb 27, 2013 3:50 pm  

Tigerade wrote:

Everything fine then aboard the good ship Trinity. Nothing to worry about.

Short term there is a problem, no doubt. The club are around 30k down on what they had budgeted for theres going to be a gap. But the deal was made as we emerged from administration and needed to get back on our feet so we took a longer term deal with supposed guaranteed income. The ran until the end of next season. That hasn't worked out but since then our stock has risen and new contacts made that means a new deal is likely to be on better term so in the long term the money can be virtually recouped. Its just the funding gap now that is the issue, one which will probably be filled by a director loan from AG to be paid back out of the new deal.

Re: Fozzard steps down : Wed Feb 27, 2013 3:54 pm  

Watts the point in taking any pleasure from Wakys main sponsor going under, or does it take the fans mind off the problems we are having at Cas.

All we can do is enjoy the performances on the pitch,... but if any one has large amounts off money they wont miss, get down to Welden road and you will be welcomed with open arms.

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Re: Fozzard steps down : Wed Feb 27, 2013 4:14 pm  

Cas Till I Die wrote:

Ill believe ssn over you gadaffi, cheers

Oh dear.

Re: Fozzard steps down : Wed Feb 27, 2013 6:14 pm  

Tigerade wrote: Significant six figure sum = plus 100K. See here:- http://wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/news/clu ... g/2013/02/ I've seen here, read it again "will be able to fulfil their commitment of a significant six-figure sum. The original deal was a SIX figure sum when signed at the start of last season. The deal was not very good anyway, unlike some we don't inflate our deals. It was about 125k if I recall most of which has been paid. It's not great to lose it and it will sting but if you want to misread it as 100K knock yourself out. Why are you so reasonable on our forum yet show off like a big kid to your daft mates on here, puzzles me.

Tigerade wrote: Significant six figure sum = plus 100K. See here:- http://wakefieldwildcats.co.uk/news/clu ... g/2013/02/ I've seen here, read it again "will be able to fulfil their commitment of a significant six-figure sum. The original deal was a SIX figure sum when signed at the start of last season. The deal was not very good anyway, unlike some we don't inflate our deals. It was about 125k if I recall most of which has been paid. It's not great to lose it and it will sting but if you want to misread it as 100K knock yourself out. Why are you so reasonable on our forum yet show off like a big kid to your daft mates on here, puzzles me.