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

[Loafer]

Disband the police and the courts, survival of the fittest/strongest is the way forward after all, that was the way we moved on from being monkeys.

Typical from 72 bus

[From Despair To Where?]

I think he's giving us permission to burn down his house.

[Forbury Lion]

The estimated 17,000,000 globally who died shortly after having the covid vaccines should have listened to me too.

100% of the people who have died this year did not send me £100, That statistic is 100% fact so please please please all send me £100 so you don't end up as one of these statistics.

[SouthDownsRoyal]

The estimated 17,000,000 globally who died shortly after having the covid vaccines should have listened to me too.

100% of the people who have died this year did not send me £100, That statistic is 100% fact so please please please all send me £100 so you don't end up as one of these statistics.

Lol

[morganb]

https://twitter.com/henrywinter/status/ ... 9748278558

#ReadingFC fans will drive round the approach roads to Wembley before kickoff v Belgium (good luck with the traffic) in an advertising van highlighting the chaos at their club caused by owner Dai Yongge. “The match against Belgium will see players in the current England squad who wouldn’t be where they are today without clubs lower down the football pyramid, including Jude Bellingham and Ollie Watkins, who were made by Birmingham City and Exeter," Caroline Parker
@SellBeforeWeDai
.

"The success of these players shows why English clubs at all levels must be protected from negligent ownership, poor governance, financial mismanagement and worse. We want to remind fans that while it’s Reading that are in trouble today, it could be someone else tomorrow. We need the new Independent Regulator for English Football to have the necessary powers to safeguard clubs and solve systemic issues. The future of English football depends on it.”

[The Cap]

https://twitter.com/henrywinter/status/1772204659748278558

#ReadingFC fans will drive round the approach roads to Wembley before kickoff v Belgium (good luck with the traffic) in an advertising van highlighting the chaos at their club caused by owner Dai Yongge. “The match against Belgium will see players in the current England squad who wouldn’t be where they are today without clubs lower down the football pyramid, including Jude Bellingham and Ollie Watkins, who were made by Birmingham City and Exeter," Caroline Parker
@SellBeforeWeDai
.

"The success of these players shows why English clubs at all levels must be protected from negligent ownership, poor governance, financial mismanagement and worse. We want to remind fans that while it’s Reading that are in trouble today, it could be someone else tomorrow. We need the new Independent Regulator for English Football to have the necessary powers to safeguard clubs and solve systemic issues. The future of English football depends on it.”

Plenty of publicity on Sky about tomorrow night. Seems like Jeff Stelling's kick up their proverbial backsides has worked wonders.

[tmesis]

Plenty of publicity on Sky about tomorrow night. Seems like Jeff Stelling's kick up their proverbial backsides has worked wonders.

Will Richard Keys be telling people he's ignoring the story again?

[SouthDownsRoyal]

Plenty of publicity on Sky about tomorrow night. Seems like Jeff Stelling's kick up their proverbial backsides has worked wonders.

Will Richard Keys be telling people he's ignoring the story again?

I don’t know

[Forbury Lion]

Disband the police and the courts, survival of the fittest/strongest is the way forward after all, that was the way we moved on from being monkeys.

yeah but we moved on to being cavemen, which for most of us would be a step backwards.

[windermereROYAL]

So what happens to tonight`s protest with the breaking news?

[tidus_mi2]

So what happens to tonight`s protest with the breaking news?

I think it's still poignant and I'd be disappointed if we stopped the "Football has an Ownership Problem" message just because our own ownership situation might be reaching a conclusion.

[Esteban]

So what happens to tonight`s protest with the breaking news?

I think it's still poignant and I'd be disappointed if we stopped the "Football has an Ownership Problem" message just because our own ownership situation might be reaching a conclusion.

Totally agree. Hopefully we get good new owners and can move on from this sorry saga, but I hope SBWD continue to advocate for regulatory change in football and the wider fan base have sympathy and fight for the next clubs that suffer with bad ownership.

[MartinRdg]

So what happens to tonight`s protest with the breaking news?

I think it's still poignant and I'd be disappointed if we stopped the "Football has an Ownership Problem" message just because our own ownership situation might be reaching a conclusion.

Totally agree. Hopefully we get good new owners and can move on from this sorry saga, but I hope SBWD continue to advocate for regulatory change in football and the wider fan base have sympathy and fight for the next clubs that suffer with bad ownership.

And, to be fair, it's not just our current owner, but the previous 2 owners which have been problematic with a Russian with no money and the Thais who still own the carpark.

[Sutekh]

I think it's still poignant and I'd be disappointed if we stopped the "Football has an Ownership Problem" message just because our own ownership situation might be reaching a conclusion.

Totally agree. Hopefully we get good new owners and can move on from this sorry saga, but I hope SBWD continue to advocate for regulatory change in football and the wider fan base have sympathy and fight for the next clubs that suffer with bad ownership.

And, to be fair, it's not just our current owner, but the previous 2 owners which have been problematic with a Russian with no money and the Thais who still own the carpark.

SJM was one of the 2 owners previous to Dai so it's 2 of the 3 owners prior to Dai who were problematic.

[MartinRdg]

Totally agree. Hopefully we get good new owners and can move on from this sorry saga, but I hope SBWD continue to advocate for regulatory change in football and the wider fan base have sympathy and fight for the next clubs that suffer with bad ownership.

And, to be fair, it's not just our current owner, but the previous 2 owners which have been problematic with a Russian with no money and the Thais who still own the carpark.

SJM was one of the 2 owners previous to Dai so it's 2 of the 3 owners prior to Dai who were problematic.

SJM and then Zingarevcich and then the Thais?

[East Grinstead Royal]

The Russian never got beyond being a co-owner.

[MartinRdg]

The Russian never got beyond being a co-owner.

Still an owner after SJM

[Snowflake Royal]

And, to be fair, it's not just our current owner, but the previous 2 owners which have been problematic with a Russian with no money and the Thais who still own the carpark.

SJM was one of the 2 owners previous to Dai so it's 2 of the 3 owners prior to Dai who were problematic.

SJM and then Zingarevcich and then the Thais?

SJM, Zingarevich, SJM, Thais, Dai.

Zing and Dai were dreadful. Thais were ok. We'll be very lucky if we get anyone better than them.

[East Grinstead Royal]

The Russian never got beyond being a co-owner.

Still an owner after SJM

Owner with SJM.

[Franchise FC]

The Russian never got beyond being a co-owner.

Still an owner after SJM

Owner with SJM.

My memory is a little more testing these days, but didn’t the club return to SJM’s full ownership when Zinga couldn’t complete the purchase ?