Palace saved from going into liquidation

[Mowen]

the future of Crystal palace hangs in the balance and is very much in the hands of a person in a Bank in Scotland whom we have never met and it seems we are not allowed to speak to.

 

If you have a top job at a bank & you can close compaines down at least have the balls to meet people & let people know who you are. f***ing COWARD

 

Eh? This person cannot "close companies down". They can extend or refuse to extend credit. The fact that the consequences of this person making the only sound decision (to not continue lending money to a company that cannot pay it back) are that a company might go bankrupt has nothing to to with him/her. Any anger should be directed at the management that got the club into the position it's in.

 

The person making that decision knows they will be closing that company down ffs, you even say it yourself. Liverpool bank with the Bank Of Scotland as well could you imagine what it would of been like if some mystery "X " @ the BOS had decided to not extended Liverpool's loan earlier ont he year.

The point is, it's not the bloke at the bank that has f***ed up royally. It's in no way down to him if he correctly decides to stop letting someone else piss his bank's money into the wind. It's not like this is the first time the bank will have got in touch with Palace, is it? The bank will have been telling them for months if not years to get their s*** together, and they didn't.

 

Did you even read what the CPFC 2010  wrote in the hands of a person in a Bank of Scotland whom we have never met and it seems we are not allowed to speak to" you would think that a bank that was bailed out by the Goverment for not being run very well would at least speak to the next fuckers likely to be in charge. Anyway CPFC 2010  have moved on & got a deal done with Lloyds Banking Group the parent company of BOS which seems strange to me.

 

That would be the bloke in charge of winding up f***ed companies. Why should he care if it's Crystal Palace or Bloggs' Hardware?

 

I couldn't give a s*** if it was Apple, Blue Line Taxis or Crystal Palace that person should have the decency to speak/make themselves available to a organisation/people that want to do a takeover that will save people job.

 

Of course they should, but we're not talking about people here, we're talking about bankers.

 

I mean, arguing that this guy's a class-A dick is kinda like arguing that your wife is married.

 

At last

 

Sorry. Didn't realise that was what you were driving at. Agree wholeheartedly that bankers are pretty much cunts to a man.

 

[Matt]

Sorry. Didn't realise that was what you were driving at. Agree wholeheartedly that bankers are pretty much cunts to a man.

 

Erm, firstly, fuck you.

 

And the reason that 'they couldn't talk to the decision maker' is that these things are agreed by internal committee(s). The guys who are talking to the client will have to make their recommendation to the commitee for approval, and arranging one is even harder when half the world has taken the week off for half term. You can't just talk to the guy who makes the calls, there isn't one such person. That's just not how things work. What has probably happened today is an exec has stepped in and offered some degree of comfort that HBOS will come good on what they have thrashed out, but you can't just circumvent the process. FSA regs.

[Liam Liam Liam O]

Sorry. Didn't realise that was what you were driving at. Agree wholeheartedly that bankers are pretty much cunts to a man.

 

Erm, firstly, fuck you.

 

And the reason that 'they couldn't talk to the decision maker' is that these things are agreed by internal committee(s). The guys who are talking to the client will have to make their recommendation to the commitee for approval, and arranging one is even harder when half the world has taken the week off for half term. You can't just talk to the guy who makes the calls, there isn't one such person. That's just not how things work. What has probably happened today is an exec has stepped in and offered some degree of comfort that HBOS will come good on what they have thrashed out, but you can't just circumvent the process. FSA regs.

 

Ladies & gentlemen, Matt from the bank.

[Thespence]

Sorry. Didn't realise that was what you were driving at. Agree wholeheartedly that bankers are pretty much c***s to a man.

 

Erm, firstly, f*** you.

 

And the reason that 'they couldn't talk to the decision maker' is that these things are agreed by internal committee(s). The guys who are talking to the client will have to make their recommendation to the commitee for approval, and arranging one is even harder when half the world has taken the week off for half term. You can't just talk to the guy who makes the calls, there isn't one such person. That's just not how things work. What has probably happened today is an exec has stepped in and offered some degree of comfort that HBOS will come good on what they have thrashed out, but you can't just circumvent the process. FSA regs.

 

So there isn't one such person but you reckon an exec has stepped in. Intresting. Banks being so much more open with there customers in the new world since being bailed out.

[Dokko]

Sorry. Didn't realise that was what you were driving at. Agree wholeheartedly that bankers are pretty much cunts to a man.

 

Erm, firstly, fuck you.

 

And the reason that 'they couldn't talk to the decision maker' is that these things are agreed by internal committee(s). The guys who are talking to the client will have to make their recommendation to the commitee for approval, and arranging one is even harder when half the world has taken the week off for half term. You can't just talk to the guy who makes the calls, there isn't one such person. That's just not how things work. What has probably happened today is an exec has stepped in and offered some degree of comfort that HBOS will come good on what they have thrashed out, but you can't just circumvent the process. FSA regs.

 

Ladies & gentlemen, Matt from the bank.

 

Isa isa baby...

[wacko]

Sorry. Didn't realise that was what you were driving at. Agree wholeheartedly that bankers are pretty much cunts to a man.

 

Erm, firstly, fuck you.

 

And the reason that 'they couldn't talk to the decision maker' is that these things are agreed by internal committee(s). The guys who are talking to the client will have to make their recommendation to the commitee for approval, and arranging one is even harder when half the world has taken the week off for half term. You can't just talk to the guy who makes the calls, there isn't one such person. That's just not how things work. What has probably happened today is an exec has stepped in and offered some degree of comfort that HBOS will come good on what they have thrashed out, but you can't just circumvent the process. FSA regs.

 

Whatever. Stopped reading at "fuck you".