Since mad John sold up its been a right buggers muddle knowing the intentions of the past owners. The Chinese came at the right time, the Thai's had their property deal done and wanted out. Would really like fans to start putting pressure on the club to allow GR or TTE to do a frank and honest interview with the owners. It's time they introduced themselves.10539.4 Miles Away wrote:With Anton and Samuelson behind the whole thing!! It all makes sense now!Forbury Lion wrote:Could the Thai's be in co-hoots with the Chinese and plan on forming the Thames Valley Royals and selling both stadiums to groundshare with Didcot Town?
by John Smith » 16 Nov 2017 14:45
16 Nov 2017 14:45
by Forbury Lion » 16 Nov 2017 15:16
16 Nov 2017 15:16Done.John Smith wrote:Can someone sort out the title of this thread please - it's really playing with my OCD
Forbury Lion wrote:Done.John Smith wrote:Can someone sort out the title of this thread please - it's really playing with my OCD
by Mr Optimist » 16 Nov 2017 18:18
16 Nov 2017 18:18And they would probably have got way with it too if it wasn't for you pesky kids.10539.4 Miles Away wrote:With Anton and Samuelson behind the whole thing!! It all makes sense now!Forbury Lion wrote:Could the Thai's be in co-hoots with the Chinese and plan on forming the Thames Valley Royals and selling both stadiums to groundshare with Didcot Town?
by Forbury Lion » 17 Nov 2017 09:01
17 Nov 2017 09:01If the car park follows the New Royal Elm Park template we can presumably expect to see New U's Manor Ground plans submitted within a year.Mr Optimist wrote:And they would probably have got way with it too if it wasn't for you pesky kids.10539.4 Miles Away wrote:With Anton and Samuelson behind the whole thing!! It all makes sense now!Forbury Lion wrote:Could the Thai's be in co-hoots with the Chinese and plan on forming the Thames Valley Royals and selling both stadiums to groundshare with Didcot Town?
Going back to Tiger's possible interest in Oxford, could he possibly have seen the size of their car park while watching the goals round up on Channel 5?



by West Stand Man » 22 Dec 2017 09:19
22 Dec 2017 09:19Oilroyal wrote:Maybe that’s why they’ve been drip feeding us the Liam Moore story for the past month. Could be bye, bye Liam to service the debt in January.
The holding club is separate, and the number of shares were increased which put £15m into the main company in January. Doubt it'll affect transfers.Oilroyal wrote:Maybe that’s why they’ve been drip feeding us the Liam Moore story for the past month. Could be bye, bye Liam to service the debt in January.
That sounds better, let's hope so.West Stand Man wrote:Oilroyal wrote:Maybe that’s why they’ve been drip feeding us the Liam Moore story for the past month. Could be bye, bye Liam to service the debt in January.
I think it is far more likely that Samuelson has met his match and that the, very wealthy, owners are fighting the charge. We shall see.
Could be (but if it is, isn't it a little weird Howe is no longer a Director given that's his focus? or HEC Finance 03 being a Hong Kong based company, when Yongge is a HK national (and the ones overseeing REP are the thais?)3points wrote:Likely to relate to REP rather than the football club I think
by CountryRoyal » 16 Jan 2018 17:32
16 Jan 2018 17:32by Longhorn1970 » 16 Jan 2018 17:55
16 Jan 2018 17:55Slightly disturbing as you say, bit like the £60m 'the club' borrowed from another company also owned/controlled by them ..CountryRoyal wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLzJ6yOs1iU
According to this video (5.00) our Chinese owner is paying a £100k / week salary to a player we've probably never heard of at his second division side Beijing Renhe.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olivio_da_Rosa
On one hand encouraging that money is there, on the other hand oxf*rd disastrously depressing that there doesn't seem to be a clue on what to spend it on.
If it was funded by a cocaine cartel that might explain why the team have been playing as if drugged half the time. I would also have a lot more respect for the team if we were. Maybe next season's kit sponsers can be MS-13 or something.Hound wrote:Positive news on Get Reading or whatever they are calling it now on the training ground. Genuinely seems that progress is being made there, largely driven by Gourlay and the owners.
No doubt someone will come along and shoot this down and say its being funded by a loan from some Cocaine cartel in Mexico, but on the face of it, it looks good
by CountryRoyal » 17 Jan 2018 12:11
17 Jan 2018 12:11Really? Would suggest that with the slow play and inaccurate passes they're more likely oxf*rd off ket.double d wrote:If it was funded by a cocaine cartel that might explain why the team have been playing as if drugged half the time. I would also have a lot more respect for the team if we were. Maybe next season's kit sponsers can be MS-13 or something.Hound wrote:Positive news on Get Reading or whatever they are calling it now on the training ground. Genuinely seems that progress is being made there, largely driven by Gourlay and the owners.
No doubt someone will come along and shoot this down and say its being funded by a loan from some Cocaine cartel in Mexico, but on the face of it, it looks good