jamie the seagull
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Talksport have just advertised that Dick Knight will be in the Studio on the Hawkbee and Jacobs Show this afternoon to talk about his book.
Dick Knight on Talksport this afternoon to talk about his book.
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seagullsovergrimsby
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They will only be interested in discovering who the "Poogate" culprit was.
No, I'm sure they will discuss Gus's sacking on live TV as well.
JOLovegrove
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What time will it be?
Sompting_Seagull
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Between 1 n 4.
seagullsovergrimsby
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Normally 45 minutes or so when they first mention he is in the studio after they discuss Rooney's ingrowing toenail and how it affects the England squad , the bingo draw for the next manager at Palace and how Stevie Gerrard will take one in the ass to play against Germany.
n1 gull
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I wonder if they will ask; "do you think Rooney is world class?"
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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I thought that was pretty common knowledge now?
jamie the seagull
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Show has said DK will be in the studio in the last hour of the show(between 3 and 4).
Greg Bobkin
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To be fair H&J are pretty good at steering clear of all that, unlike Durham and Gough, for example.
Intro says... "...get some of Dick's shares on the cheap".
Whatever the merits or demerits of the proposed offer, they are most certainly NOT "on the cheap". It values the club at £65m, which is ludicrous, given the level of debt; the fact that it is loss-making (and actively continuing to be run in the expectation of a loss for the next several years), meaning that no dividends can be made; and the fact there is no ready market to sell the shares.
I absolutely get that many fans would like one or a few in order to own a small part of the club, but in a normal business sale, it's likely that the current shareholders would have to pay a buyer to assume the debt liabilities.
Whatever the merits or demerits of the proposed offer, they are most certainly NOT "on the cheap". It values the club at £65m, which is ludicrous, given the level of debt; the fact that it is loss-making (and actively continuing to be run in the expectation of a loss for the next several years), meaning that no dividends can be made; and the fact there is no ready market to sell the shares.
I absolutely get that many fans would like one or a few in order to own a small part of the club, but in a normal business sale, it's likely that the current shareholders would have to pay a buyer to assume the debt liabilities.
pottert
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He's on now
Paris
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It's good to hear Dick's dulcet tones on national radio*.
*He does go on a bit
*He does go on a bit
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Well? ANYTHING interesting?
Greg Bobkin
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It's good to hear Dick's dulcet tones on national radio*.
*He does go on a bit
That's what I thought. I got bored half way through the man of the match story. But fair play to him.
The share thing didn't get much of a mention. I can't see it happening in a million years, I'm afraid…
Honestly? Other than the presenters referring three times to the cheapness of the share price (which, again it is NOT), which point, to his credit, Dick did not confirm (although, he didn't contradict them either) - a big, fat, no. Nothing to see here; move on pls.
Seagull over Canaryland
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Yep, the Bill Shankly / man of the match story dragged on a bit otherwise it was ok. Perhaps he gave the impression of having a love in with Arsenal and West Ham.
Not quite the 'look at me' monologue I feared it might be. He did give a nod to Tony Bloom's generosity and also to the role of the fans in supporting the Club through the bad years. He also pointed out 90% of the shares in the Club are owned by one man and therefore the importance of fans being among the shareholders, hence his offer.
pottert
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Not sure the book will appeal to non Albion fans.
Beach Hut
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He spent no time announcing where he had been on the train home tonoght