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I mean this:

I think you're a patronising buffoon who knows as much about real football as Stevie knows about nuclear physics.
I'm sick & tired of hearing your ultra boring views on coaching methods ... and I think the only reason you go for the badges is so you can be near other men in the showers.

I'd rather be gang loved by the Harlem Globetrotters than have to listen to your inane ramblings.

My apologies if you actually are senile.

 

Is that mr cryne that it's got nothing to do with?

Him that has no position at BFC and is just a wealthy fan? Couldn't care less what he thinks of 8 V 8 to be perfectly honest.

 

That's him.

The bloke who owns the club, who has no position within it.

Apart from "Club Owner", I suppose.

 

Is that not Gordon Shepherd? nt

 

Nope.

Chairman.
Owner.

Two different words the last time I looked.

 

RE: I mean this:

Cheeky sod ....

An atom consists of a positive charged atomic nucleus where you can find protons and neutrons and it consists of a negative charged atomic shell with electrons. In every atom the number of the electrons is equal to the number of the protons so it is neutral. The number of the protons decides which chemical element the atom is. The first element in the "Periodic table of the elements" is hydrogen. The elements in the "Periodic table of the elements" are sorted by the number of the protons. The atomic nucleus of a hydrogen atom consists of only one proton. But there are a few isotops of every element. Isotops are atoms with the same number of protons, but another number of neutrons. The different isotops of one element do not differ in their chemical properties. There are for example three isotops of hydrogen. The first isotop is the one I wrote about. The second isotop of hydrogen is deutrium with one proton and one neutron in his atomic nucleus and the third isotop is tritium which has got one proton and two neutrons in his atomic nucleus. In the atomic nucleus of a tritiumatom there is no balance between the protons and the neutrons so it is instable and decays. The particle which is emited from this decay is radioaktiv and it is charged. You can make ions of atoms. We can say that an ion is an atom which has got less or more electrons than protons. An ion is not neutral an so it is radioactif.

....hows that ....

 

RE: Nope.

Indeed you are correct, chairman and owner are two different words but Patrick Cryne is never mentioned on the list of BFC share holders unlike gordon shepherd who is listed as having the lot if memory serves me correct.

 

what a sad pillock nt

 

RE: Nope.

Nope Patrick Cryne owns the club not Gordon. Something to do with Gordon holding the shares in trust for Patrick.

 

RE: Nope.

that's my understanding. Chaiman of the board of directors doesn't mean equity holding. He's not listed as a shareholder.

 

RE: Nope.

I don't get how that works CT, he's not named as trustee owner. Who would have the dividend rights ?

 

RE: I mean this:

Just keep digging son, just keep digging, that's all!

 

The Prophecies of JC

"Matches are won on the training ground and it's time Ritchie and Holden started coaching the team. If they are not capable of doing this then let the Academy coaches do it. Somethings got to change"