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can i ask stephen, the ordinary group B shares, which i assume are those folk paid £250 for, but are not yet registered, would those be in yer figure of 9800?
Yes, group B shares are the ones as part of the recent pacakages available. . . . Although other group B shares existed before the SOS package.
Not too sure why you say ' not yet registered ' ?
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Now I see,
I don't know if this is true or not, sorry.
I don't know if this is true or not, sorry.
no worrys stephen, having known the guy a lifetime, i take it as true.
Any of you lot yet seen Toy Story 3? There is more than one parallel with the goings on at the Crown...Coleman being Woody, Bell being Buzz and the rest of the team up against all odds, not least a spoilt brat who does not know what assets he's got and not got a clue what to do.
Now there's the rub cashman! They were sold at a premium as part of an 'enhanced' package and under Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze titles.
They are still on offer and the fine detail is on the fishy site. ASFC Commercial, last item 'Share Issue Package.'
I think there are still plenty left if you want to dabble.
They are still on offer and the fine detail is on the fishy site. ASFC Commercial, last item 'Share Issue Package.'
I think there are still plenty left if you want to dabble.
now ya really confused me mab, how does the club "Spending Money" on these shares help raise funds?
Presumably they bought them for x and sold them for x+y therefore making y as profit? Can't recall the club saying they bought the shares they sold though, I thought they had been donated.
Now that is one subject that does irk me big time
The shares which were offered in these 'packages' at the time of the SOS were bought from David Styring, who I think had been left them by his father Terry Styring.
At the time Mr Styring approached the ASSF about buying them but we declned as it would not have put any money into the club as obviously the money would have gone to Mr Styring.
The club then bought these shares & offered them for sale at various prices ranging from 250 quid as part of a package. How much the club bought them for, or how they paid for them at a time when the club was absolutely skint & had the begging bowl out to raise money to pay the tax man is another matter.
At the time Mr Styring approached the ASSF about buying them but we declned as it would not have put any money into the club as obviously the money would have gone to Mr Styring.
The club then bought these shares & offered them for sale at various prices ranging from 250 quid as part of a package. How much the club bought them for, or how they paid for them at a time when the club was absolutely skint & had the begging bowl out to raise money to pay the tax man is another matter.
