kevrenor
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Might not help Fury fans but may bring the FFA malaise into the open, force a public review, and refocuss of the FFA in regard to the A-League, and perhaps save the Mariners sometime down the track.
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RIP Fury?
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Might not help Fury fans but may bring the FFA malaise into the open, force a public review, and refocuss of the FFA in regard to the A-League, and perhaps save the Mariners sometime down the track.
The FFA may rue cutting Fury from the competition. The news from Phoenix is not very encouraging and I don't know how long they have left as an entity...Serepisos, who always seems to have trouble paying the bills, is on the verge of being wound up by the tax office in NZ. So, desperate for money he has been over to Spain to find a benefactor with a few million to spare. He found one in a shady company promising hundreds of millions of dollars to his and other Australasian failing businesses, providing they stumped up millions of dollars up front. Can you guess the rest...? If not read the following links. I fear he has run out of time..
http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/news/4725277/Phoenix-backer-linked-to-unconventional-loans
http://www.smh.com.au/business/30m-gone-jetsetter-accused-of-having-a-lend-20110302-1bexw.html
http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/news/4725277/Phoenix-backer-linked-to-unconventional-loans
http://www.smh.com.au/business/30m-gone-jetsetter-accused-of-having-a-lend-20110302-1bexw.html
Sounds like a Ponzi scheme
elevated position
Well-Known Member
Maybe we can get Ifil?
From http://www.wikifrauds.net/victimsanddollars.html
18 February 2011
"Claims this morning that Wellington Phoenix football owner Terry Serepisos may have fallen victim to a Nigerian-style finance scam that's cost him more than $750,000.
The National Business Review says it's seen confidential documents relating to a loan that went bad in late 2009, offered by Western Gulf Advisory to an Australian developer.
It's the same deal being offered to Mr Serepisos.
His loan is supposed to be delivered today, but the transfer has been delayed and WGA has threatened the NBR with legal action after it started asking questions.
The NBR says the troubled property developer is being warned that his desperate attempts to secure funds from overseas bear all the hallmarks of a scam that should be reported to the Securities Commission.
The future of Mr Serepisos' property empire and the Phoenix appears to hinge on the loan deal going ahead."
Wombat
Well-Known Member
Now that is an exciting prospect. Can you imagine Ifil and Perez working together.
More bad news for that other A-League club from over the water.
"I am still comfortable," he said. "I've done my homework on this gentleman." (NZ Herald, Auckland)
Or so Terry says....This must be the only student in the recent history of homework who has NOT used Wikipedia to complete their research. 'Cos if he had, he would not have thrown good money after bad.
Mr Serepisos was not present at court but Associate Judge David Gendall said the affidavit confirmed a $US 100 million loan agreement had been signed and it was now a question of when the money would be available.
(Dominion Post, Wellington)
If he thinks this money is coming through he's deluding himself. Some good news is that the owner of TradeMe, online auctions, may be interested in buying the club. Let us hope this is true.
"I am still comfortable," he said. "I've done my homework on this gentleman." (NZ Herald, Auckland)
Or so Terry says....This must be the only student in the recent history of homework who has NOT used Wikipedia to complete their research. 'Cos if he had, he would not have thrown good money after bad.
Mr Serepisos was not present at court but Associate Judge David Gendall said the affidavit confirmed a $US 100 million loan agreement had been signed and it was now a question of when the money would be available.
(Dominion Post, Wellington)
If he thinks this money is coming through he's deluding himself. Some good news is that the owner of TradeMe, online auctions, may be interested in buying the club. Let us hope this is true.
scottmac
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Its not gonna happen untill Lowy f**ks off. The Crawford report recommendations need to be implemented ASAP. Not just some of them but all. Lowy has taken a pick and choose approach to run his little dictatorship and it is blowing up in his face. He wanted a world cup and f**ked it. Now he needs to let go of the A-League. Its not like he is funding it or going to bail it out of trouble. So why is he still hanging around?
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