Re: Bulls Takeover : Sun Oct 20, 2019 12:43 pm  

" Bulls4Champs wrote:
This is the latest Limited Company linked with a Chris John Brereton

TAUREI LTD
1 Wilton Street, Bradford, England, BD5 0AX
Inc: 17 October 2019 "

Godiswithers then said - " Isn’t Omar Khans on wilton street? "

Khan's restaurant in town is on Little Horton Lane guys.

Anyhow, can we seriously contemplate the thought of Omar Khan coming back on to the Bulls' scene. That said, he might have a unique vision for Odsal stadium's future; he may be planning to transform it into the world's largest curry house ...

Re: Bulls Takeover : Sun Oct 20, 2019 1:16 pm  

Eggsy

I wasn’t in any way shape or form insinuating a return of Omar Khan

Just pointing out a coincidence

I should have made things clearer by saying that the solicitors used to form the company are directly opposite the entrance to the car park to OK’s restaurant.

Re: Bulls Takeover : Sun Oct 20, 2019 1:28 pm  

Godiswithers wrote:

Eggsy

I wasn’t in any way shape or form insinuating a return of Omar Khan

Just pointing out a coincidence

I should have made things clearer by saying that the solicitors used to form the company are directly opposite the entrance to the car park to OK’s restaurant.

Noted mate.

Glad you made use of the word ... 'insinuate'. Far more forum friendly than the word ... 'alleged' lol. Strange times.

Re: Bulls Takeover : Sun Oct 20, 2019 2:36 pm  

Heady days when OK took us over. Do you remember? We'd gone into Admin and then a local restaurateur bought us before we were liquidated, and we all thought "Phew!What a narrow escape. Don't want to go through that again". Oh how we laughed.

Re: Bulls Takeover : Sun Oct 20, 2019 3:26 pm  

rugbyreddog wrote: Heady days when OK took us over. Do you remember? We'd gone into Admin and then a local restaurateur bought us before we were liquidated, and we all thought "Phew!What a narrow escape. Don't want to go through that again". Oh how we laughed. Yes mate, another excellent choice of a 'fit and proper' owner by the RFL! Did you know that our Council gave Omar a circa £200K virtually unsecured loan in 2012 (see weblink below) and could we understand have called in a proportion of it approx 2-3 months before OK Bulls Ltd folded. Such loaned funds have not been recovered by the Council as a result of the ensuing liquidation. No wonder the nesteggers are burdened with ever increasing Council Tax payments .. https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/ ... ulls-loan/ We've been here so many times before, and despite appearances to the contrary we fear (without wanting to sound maliciously pessimistic) that we are going there again. It's surely time for proper change; not just a rehash of the same old promises that turn sour. That said, you can't make a Bulls' omelette without cracking a few (nest)eggs.

rugbyreddog wrote: Heady days when OK took us over. Do you remember? We'd gone into Admin and then a local restaurateur bought us before we were liquidated, and we all thought "Phew!What a narrow escape. Don't want to go through that again". Oh how we laughed. Yes mate, another excellent choice of a 'fit and proper' owner by the RFL! Did you know that our Council gave Omar a circa £200K virtually unsecured loan in 2012 (see weblink below) and could we understand have called in a proportion of it approx 2-3 months before OK Bulls Ltd folded. Such loaned funds have not been recovered by the Council as a result of the ensuing liquidation. No wonder the nesteggers are burdened with ever increasing Council Tax payments .. https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/ ... ulls-loan/ We've been here so many times before, and despite appearances to the contrary we fear (without wanting to sound maliciously pessimistic) that we are going there again. It's surely time for proper change; not just a rehash of the same old promises that turn sour. That said, you can't make a Bulls' omelette without cracking a few (nest)eggs.

Re: Bulls Takeover : Sun Oct 20, 2019 4:04 pm  

So nestegg what makes your consortium a better bet than previous owners, here's your time to open up what can you fetch to the table, where the experience coming from, how much have you to invest, where do you see the future of the bulls

I'm sure you can enlighten us all a few basic facts

Re: Bulls Takeover : Sun Oct 20, 2019 4:12 pm  

snowie wrote:

So nestegg what makes your consortium a better bet than previous owners, here's your time to open up what can you fetch to the table, where the experience coming from, how much have you to invest, where do you see the future of the bulls

I'm sure you can enlighten us all a few basic facts

The sound of silence..........

Re: Bulls Takeover : Sun Oct 20, 2019 4:19 pm  

You'd kinda expect them to hold their own fans forum so they can get their ideas across.

I'm sure there would be a decent turn out....

Re: Bulls Takeover : Sun Oct 20, 2019 4:31 pm  

nestegg wrote: Yes mate, another excellent choice of a 'fit and proper' owner by the RFL! Did you know that our Council gave Omar a circa £200K virtually unsecured loan in 2012 (see weblink below) and could we understand have called in a proportion of it approx 2-3 months before OK Bulls Ltd folded. Such loaned funds have not been recovered by the Council as a result of the ensuing liquidation. No wonder the nesteggers are burdened with ever increasing Council Tax payments .. https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/ ... ulls-loan/ We've been here so many times before, and despite appearances to the contrary we fear (without wanting to sound maliciously pessimistic) that we are going there again. It's surely time for proper change, but you can't make a Bulls' omelette without cracking a few (nest)eggs. Except that loan was to Omar Khan personally not the bulls. So any failure to recover it is nothing to do with the liquidation. You really should get your facts correct.

nestegg wrote: Yes mate, another excellent choice of a 'fit and proper' owner by the RFL! Did you know that our Council gave Omar a circa £200K virtually unsecured loan in 2012 (see weblink below) and could we understand have called in a proportion of it approx 2-3 months before OK Bulls Ltd folded. Such loaned funds have not been recovered by the Council as a result of the ensuing liquidation. No wonder the nesteggers are burdened with ever increasing Council Tax payments .. https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/ ... ulls-loan/ We've been here so many times before, and despite appearances to the contrary we fear (without wanting to sound maliciously pessimistic) that we are going there again. It's surely time for proper change, but you can't make a Bulls' omelette without cracking a few (nest)eggs. Except that loan was to Omar Khan personally not the bulls. So any failure to recover it is nothing to do with the liquidation. You really should get your facts correct.

Re: Bulls Takeover : Sun Oct 20, 2019 4:52 pm  

mat wrote:

Except that loan was to Omar Khan personally not the bulls. So any failure to recover it is nothing to do with the liquidation. You really should get your facts correct.

We'll ask Gerald at Begbies Traynors what he thinks of that. Last time we checked they had BMDC down as a £221K OK Bulls Ltd creditor. The additional £21K is outstanding business rates. The Council claim they are getting say £20/ week back off OK, but BT may well have something to say about that given that they have the loan registered as a liquidation debt, and not a personal loan.

Anyhow, we are not insolvency experts per se and have never emphatically claimed to be. In fact many on here think we know f..k all about anything lol. With regard to the loan we are merely informing you of what we've heard, and in any event it has little to do with the current mire that we find ourselves in, never mind the emerging new scandal.

We know some things; we hear some things. It's good that forum members seek to correct us when some of our sources, such as MG, may not be wholly reliable, and for that we are eternally grateful. The forum is in part helping us to progress with our ultimate aim. An aim - snowie - which you know we won't reveal just yet, but nonetheless it was a decent attempt at 'fishing'.

In case you are wondering. Will we be put off if CB and his SCC get hold of AC's shares? No. Nothing at all against CB, but we recognise that the club needs proper change and robust investment; ideally sooner rather than later. Trying to do a deal with creditors and selling off player assets etc is childs play. Getting the Bulls back to where we belong is a far more onerous task. We hope CB may succeed, but we have grave doubts. Last thing you will have heard is that CBs now waiting for the new (and doubtless dire) year end accounts to be published ... ffs; what might be his next excuse??