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We won't see the dude in Australia ever again, just my thoughts. I wonder what happens to his mansion in Sydney. Maybe Kochie as a parting favour should raid it, sell it for a quick sale and give us tragic Port supporters a little bit of pocket money.The umbilical cord has to be cut. As administrators have been appointed, Port just become an unsecured creditor and the administrator has no obligation to try an pay the banks other lenders and general trade creditors. If over a couple of years time PAFC get 10 cents in the dollars owing to them, they would have done well.
All his properties are conveniently in his wife’s name!We won't see the dude in Australia ever again, just my thoughts. I wonder what happens to his mansion in Sydney. Maybe Kochie as a parting favour should raid it, sell it for a quick sale and give us tragic Port supporters a little bit of pocket money.
Off to Majorca Spain at the Skase residents.We won't see the dude in Australia ever again, just my thoughts. I wonder what happens to his mansion in Sydney. Maybe Kochie as a parting favour should raid it, sell it for a quick sale and give us tragic Port supporters a little bit of pocket money.
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Yeah not surprisingly. But Imagine the neighbours seeing the fraud sunning himself on a Sydney balcony.......you'd have to call him out? Neighbours would know who's house it is. He's been run out of South Australia today like the criminal he is, must be run out of Australia like a few other countries. He's leaving a trail of destruction. I'm stunned how he sleeps at night, waiting for that hit man.All his properties are conveniently in his wife’s name!
Hell a use a sharpie to colour it in!Just put some tape over the logo.
Even if it just elastoplast
Hes running out of places to hide and rip off. His main residence is in Dubai. Wait until he pi$$es them off. Mind you he'll be a ghetto dweller amongst that lot.Off to Majorca Spain at the Skase residents.
Is it ironic that this top was worn by the team with a MG sticker over the front GFG logo?
Says a lot about the current state of the club!Huge lol at David Koch saying there is no issue at the AGM
Then Matthew Richardson doubling down just last week
'twas ever thus.Always feels like we struggle for sponsorship whole other clubs have big names taking up guernsey real estate for little to no effort at all. It makes no sense.
Huge lol at David Koch saying there is no issue at the AGM
Then Matthew Richardson doubling down just last week
You would hope so considering the GFG situation has been flashing like a big fukcin' beacon for quite some time.The bigger question is how quickly Port pivot to replace the money from GFG's sponsorship. An astute sporting Club would have a few contingencies lined up. That is not to say any of us should expect a replacement sponsor by tomorrow morning, but I think it's reasonable to expect something lined up by round 1.
Does anyone know if the club financials recorded GFG sponsorship entitlements as income despite not being received?
If so, was GFG listed as a debtor for the accrued income?
Curious
There's a huge middle ground between what they said and blowing up the relationship in a way that looks shit to future sponsorsIn all seriousness, what is he supposed to say at the time?
Until things go belly up, it's very much a case of "everything's fine." This applies to pretty much every sponsorship for any team. Port were never going to back out of GFG's sponsorship until the point of no return, which was clearly this morning.
The bigger question is how quickly Port pivot to replace the money from GFG's sponsorship. An astute sporting Club would have a few contingencies lined up. That is not to say any of us should expect a replacement sponsor by tomorrow morning, but I think it's reasonable to expect something lined up by round 1.
I'll be interested to see if the state government guarantee the creditors to be repaid when the asset is sold.In all seriousness, what is he supposed to say at the time?
Until things go belly up, it's very much a case of "everything's fine." This applies to pretty much every sponsorship for any team. Port were never going to back out of GFG's sponsorship until the point of no return, which was clearly this morning.
The bigger question is how quickly Port pivot to replace the money from GFG's sponsorship. An astute sporting Club would have a few contingencies lined up. That is not to say any of us should expect a replacement sponsor by tomorrow morning, but I think it's reasonable to expect something lined up by round 1.