Got to feel for them Translation: The @kvoostende very close to financial bankruptcy… Dead last in the pro League, the club managed disastrously by the American Pacific Media group. The sporting situation is at its worst and debts are piling up...
But absolutely zero control or influence any more so it's irrelevant. Hopefully they get bored and sell their shares at some point in the near future.
They aren't controlling the finances here though, like they are at Oostende as far as I'm aware. Their stake there is about 80%. Whilst we're not free of them entirely, they no longer have any direct influence as far as I'm aware.
Playing devil's advocate what's stopping Chien Lee seizing control again in the same way the Parekh and Cryne group did?
no idea. You’d hope they now hold below a threshold to not be able to force any sale. I keep coming back to the point though, where are any of them here?
Chien (31.25%) and Conway (7.5%) own ~38.75% shareholding in BFCIC. Neither of them sit on the BFC board, and the board make all decisions regarding the running of the Club. I'm guessing you may already know this though. With no board presence, what control or influence do you think they could have, and how?
I still don't get why they bought the share in the club? Collectively they have the money to do great things. If you have hundreds of millions or billions why are they scraping round for 500k here and there from player sales?
SD it was newspaper talk that said Chien Lee was a billionaire. A number of people on here have done a lot of groundwork and done some digging. If you were a billionaire would you have your registered address as a flat above a launderette or a block of executive offices somewhere. They don't have the wealth you have all been brain washed into believing. Ten bob billionaires is what they are
Depending on company law where the company is registered which I don’t know they could force the rest of the shareholders to sell to them
I feel like we're some kind of pyramid selling scheme, all Conway's talk on paper was about investors and how there was money to be made lower down the European leagues, with money from TV rights etc. And people bought in, because they could afford it unlike if it was a top league side