#SellBeforeWeDai (to someone fit and proper)“ supporters action group

[Royalwaster]

Any useful protest ideas to be had from Charlton who i think had similar issues with Du Chatelet? When they finally got shot of him (2020?) I think they went through a couple more changes in ownership before their present owners.

It needs to get dirty and nasty. What's the most you can do to make his life uncomfortable without crossing the line into being illegal?

This is what I'm thinking.

The only issue is Dai is usually based in China and the biggest potential axe we could wield would be attempting to get his assets in the UK frozen. The major downside to that would be that would also lead to the club's assets being frozen and I doubt Dai would even meet the requirements to get his assets frozen (usually individuals have to be involved in terrorism, major financial fraud, breach of sanctions, etc. to qualify if their country isn't specifically sanctioned).

If we know he's in the UK, protests around his location could be effective (or at least more effective than disrupting matches).

We could hack his account and change his nationality to Russian and then gets his assets frozen.

[Mr Angry]

It needs to get dirty and nasty. What's the most you can do to make his life uncomfortable without crossing the line into being illegal?

This is what I'm thinking.

The only issue is Dai is usually based in China and the biggest potential axe we could wield would be attempting to get his assets in the UK frozen. The major downside to that would be that would also lead to the club's assets being frozen and I doubt Dai would even meet the requirements to get his assets frozen (usually individuals have to be involved in terrorism, major financial fraud, breach of sanctions, etc. to qualify if their country isn't specifically sanctioned).

If we know he's in the UK, protests around his location could be effective (or at least more effective than disrupting matches).

We could hack his account and change his nationality to Russian and then gets his assets frozen.

Go on then.

[WestYorksRoyal]

Imagine the lolz is SBWD manage to freeze his assets

[morganb]

It needs to get dirty and nasty. What's the most you can do to make his life uncomfortable without crossing the line into being illegal?

This is what I'm thinking.

The only issue is Dai is usually based in China and the biggest potential axe we could wield would be attempting to get his assets in the UK frozen. The major downside to that would be that would also lead to the club's assets being frozen and I doubt Dai would even meet the requirements to get his assets frozen (usually individuals have to be involved in terrorism, major financial fraud, breach of sanctions, etc. to qualify if their country isn't specifically sanctioned).

If we know he's in the UK, protests around his location could be effective (or at least more effective than disrupting matches).

We could hack his account and change his nationality to Russian and then gets his assets frozen.

Perhaps someone could set up a crowd fund to pay for a professional hacker? Unless there's already someone with these skills on here...?

[WestYorksRoyal]

How about planting 50kg of cocaine in the basement of his London mansion and convincing the tabloids that he's supplying Buckingham Palace?

[Sutekh]

How about planting 50kg of cocaine in the basement of his London mansion and convincing the tabloids that he's supplying Buckingham Palace?

Make it really convincing and also dig a tunnel from his basement to Charlie's place.

[Snowflake Royal]

Any useful protest ideas to be had from Charlton who i think had similar issues with Du Chatelet? When they finally got shot of him (2020?) I think they went through a couple more changes in ownership before their present owners.

It needs to get dirty and nasty. What's the most you can do to make his life uncomfortable without crossing the line into being illegal?

This is what I'm thinking.

The only issue is Dai is usually based in China and the biggest potential axe we could wield would be attempting to get his assets in the UK frozen. The major downside to that would be that would also lead to the club's assets being frozen and I doubt Dai would even meet the requirements to get his assets frozen (usually individuals have to be involved in terrorism, major financial fraud, breach of sanctions, etc. to qualify if their country isn't specifically sanctioned).

If we know he's in the UK, protests around his location could be effective (or at least more effective than disrupting matches).

How the actual oxf*rd do you think a group of fans get his assets frozen ffs?

[Clyde1998]

It needs to get dirty and nasty. What's the most you can do to make his life uncomfortable without crossing the line into being illegal?

This is what I'm thinking.

The only issue is Dai is usually based in China and the biggest potential axe we could wield would be attempting to get his assets in the UK frozen. The major downside to that would be that would also lead to the club's assets being frozen and I doubt Dai would even meet the requirements to get his assets frozen (usually individuals have to be involved in terrorism, major financial fraud, breach of sanctions, etc. to qualify if their country isn't specifically sanctioned).

If we know he's in the UK, protests around his location could be effective (or at least more effective than disrupting matches).

How the actual oxf*rd do you think a group of fans get his assets frozen ffs?

I don’t - simply saying that’s the most extreme thing that would have an impact on Dai.

As I said, I believe only terrorists, those who have committed major fraud or breaching sanctions would generally be the only things that would lead to getting on the list.

The point is going for assets would have much more of an impact than throwing tennis balls onto the pitch.

[traff]

How about planting 50kg of cocaine in the basement of his London mansion and convincing the tabloids that he's supplying Buckingham Palace?

Make it really convincing and also dig a tunnel from his basement to Charlie's place.

Was that an intentional pun?

[Ten Bobsworth]

I've not spent much time on Reading's accounts but what exactly is the owner trying to sell?

The club doesn't own the ground, is sinking towards League 2, has a recent history of massive losses (in excess of £50m in the last two years alone) and doesn't have a particularly large following.

And you'd also like 'someone fit and proper'. Good luck with all that, I'd say.

When Bolton was up for sale in 2019, there were four interested parties according to the admins. The preferred buyer didn't have the funds but a deal was agreed payable over three years. It included the ground, four star hotel, exhibition facilities, training ground and further land with potential development value.

Its now more than four years ago and it still hasn't all been paid for despite the previous chargeholders agreeing to accept less, land being sold off for housing development and a government funded COVID loan being converted into shares.

[tmesis]

This is what I'm thinking.

The only issue is Dai is usually based in China and the biggest potential axe we could wield would be attempting to get his assets in the UK frozen. The major downside to that would be that would also lead to the club's assets being frozen and I doubt Dai would even meet the requirements to get his assets frozen (usually individuals have to be involved in terrorism, major financial fraud, breach of sanctions, etc. to qualify if their country isn't specifically sanctioned).

If we know he's in the UK, protests around his location could be effective (or at least more effective than disrupting matches).

How the actual oxf*rd do you think a group of fans get his assets frozen ffs?

I don’t - simply saying that’s the most extreme thing that would have an impact on Dai.

As I said, I believe only terrorists, those who have committed major fraud or breaching sanctions would generally be the only things that would lead to getting on the list.

The point is going for assets would have much more of an impact than throwing tennis balls onto the pitch.

Maybe some could email him saying they are a Nigerian prince, and they have a very profitable offer to put to him.

[WestYorksRoyal]

How the actual oxf*rd do you think a group of fans get his assets frozen ffs?

I don’t - simply saying that’s the most extreme thing that would have an impact on Dai.

As I said, I believe only terrorists, those who have committed major fraud or breaching sanctions would generally be the only things that would lead to getting on the list.

The point is going for assets would have much more of an impact than throwing tennis balls onto the pitch.

Maybe some could email him saying they are a Nigerian prince, and they have a very profitable offer to put to him.

Well to be fair he fell for it when an agent told him Puscas was worth £8m.

[Sutekh]

Perhaps the money raised by STAR should be used to pay the hotel expenses for the team for a future away game or two (esp. Carlisle).

[WestYorksRoyal]

Perhaps the money raised by STAR should be used to pay the hotel expenses for the team for a future away game or two (esp. Carlisle).

Good intentions, but anyone else feel morally dubious about giving our own money to cover the tab for a billionaire?

[Snowflake Royal]

Selles sent off. Stupid prick.

[Sutekh]

Selles sent off. Stupid prick.

Best thing he's done since he arrived at the club.

[Royals and Racers]

Decent statement issued today by the group.

[WestYorksRoyal]

Apparently they met the club yesterday. Their statement demands more open communication from the Club on the sale process and then proceeds to divulge fcuk all detail on the conversation, presumably for confidentiality reasons

Edit: I was being harsh, they confirmed Dayong Pang is still alive.

[Pepe the Horseman]

Apparently they met the club yesterday. Their statement demands more open communication from the Club on the sale process and then proceeds to divulge fcuk all detail on the conversation, presumably for confidentiality reasons

Edit: I was being harsh, they confirmed Dayong Pang is still alive.

Once again saddened that HNA? representatives weren't invited to this meeting.

[Stranded]

Apparently they met the club yesterday. Their statement demands more open communication from the Club on the sale process and then proceeds to divulge fcuk all detail on the conversation, presumably for confidentiality reasons

Edit: I was being harsh, they confirmed Dayong Pang is still alive.

Whilst they are doing a great job, I do feel they missed a trick here by making it clear that the club only met with them on the basis they don't make the conversation public, whilst then also calling for better comms. Not doing so, opens them up for unnecessary criticism.