Re: Wigan away it is : Tue May 01, 2012 10:19 am  

Rommel wrote:

If it was your ground bone head we would'nt be having this conversation
Yet you call our ground cheap but it's our's

Research the conditions of a lease "bone head" and you'll realise it's a grant of possession of land, buildings, ect through regular payments. Possesion is the state of having, owning, or controlling something.

Re: Wigan away it is : Tue May 01, 2012 10:30 am  

Rommel wrote:

If it was your ground bone head we would'nt be having this conversation
Yet you call our ground cheap but it's our's

Name the biggest stakeholder for Langtree Park and by your admission that would be whom "owns" your stadium.

Re: Wigan away it is : Tue May 01, 2012 10:52 am  

TrentBarrett wrote:

Name the biggest stakeholder for Langtree Park and by your admission that would be whom "owns" your stadium.

In your two reply's you contradict yourself

Dave Whelan owns the largest stake hold in the DW so Wigun RL (Lenaghan) do not own it hence your homeless
And Mcmanus owns the largest stakehold in St Helens RL so we own our stadium

Simples bone head

Re: Wigan away it is : Tue May 01, 2012 11:20 am  

Rommel wrote:

In your two reply's you contradict yourself

Dave Whelan owns the largest stake hold in the DW so Wigun RL (Lenaghan) do not own it hence your homeless
And Mcmanus owns the largest stakehold in St Helens RL so we own our stadium

Simples bone head

I was using your definition of ownership which is completely wrong, and is a tenant whom leases a home homeless? I didn't think so bonehead! WHELCO Holdings Limited and Wigan Council are the biggest stakeholders for the DW Stadium, the building is now owned by the Football club as a company. And I think you'll find Langtree Group, St Helens Council and Tesco all have stakes in your tin pot stadium. I'll let you research whom paid for most of it and has a majority share.

Re: Wigan away it is : Tue May 01, 2012 11:23 am  

TrentBarrett wrote:

I was using your definition of ownership which is completely wrong, and is a tenant whom leases a home homeless? I didn't think so bonehead! WHELCO Holdings Limited and Wigan Council are the biggest stakeholders for the DW Stadium, the building is now owned by the Football club as a company. And I think you'll find Langtree Group, St Helens Council and Tesco all have stakes in your tin pot stadium. I'll let you research whom paid for most of it and has a majority share.

Say it how you like,Latics still get first choice,you get second

Re: Wigan away it is : Tue May 01, 2012 12:12 pm  

TrentBarrett wrote:

I was using your definition of ownership which is completely wrong, and is a tenant whom leases a home homeless? I didn't think so bonehead! WHELCO Holdings Limited and Wigan Council are the biggest stakeholders for the DW Stadium, the building is now owned by the Football club as a company. And I think you'll find Langtree Group, St Helens Council and Tesco all have stakes in your tin pot stadium. I'll let you research whom paid for most of it and has a majority share.

Doesn't matter who paid for it cos at the end of the day it was handed over to Saints.It's ours.

Re: Wigan away it is : Tue May 01, 2012 12:54 pm  

My dad is bigger than your dad.

Re: Wigan away it is : Tue May 01, 2012 1:18 pm  

At least we can concentrate on the league now.

Re: Wigan away it is : Tue May 01, 2012 1:25 pm  

Am smiling at the arguments raging on Cherry and White today over who has legitimacy over the stadium for the Cup game. That's what Wigan get for playing their home games at Wigan Athletic's ground - to the stadium owners they are no more than troublesome tenants with zero rights, yet they still claim to be in a more advantageous position than we are.

Hilarious.

Re: Wigan away it is : Tue May 01, 2012 2:01 pm  

Agent Mulder wrote:

Doesn't matter who paid for it cos at the end of the day it was handed over to Saints.It's ours.

no its not, it belongs too st helens council and tesco,