With their crowds, perhaps Brighton might be a more suitable option? At least until they get their new ground after which perhaps palace can get first dibs on the whitdean as a permanent home in future?
My eldest is a Season Ticket Holder at Welling and he tells me that negotiations with the regards to a ground share at their place are "at an advanced stage".
Stumbling block appears to be Jordan's excessive demands for his own "standing area". Issue is that the stand at Park View Road isn't currently big enough to accomodate his head and neither Club can afford to replace it with one more in keeping with the Orange one's legendary status (well the one in his own mind anyway).
Is this non payment to Ippo for Lee just Jordan keeping hold of his wedge to pay the next rent installment for SP due at the end of the month (I believe £303,000), or is it to pay the next installment of the Kuqi transfer?
The next £303,000 rent payment is due on January 1st - just as the transfer window opens - will the embargo still be in place then?
Good to see you're cutting your cloth with Lawrence now on the transfer list - any idea how much a week he's on?
Is this non payment to Ippo for Lee just Jordan keeping hold of his wedge to pay the next rent installment for SP due at the end of the month (I believe £303,000), or is it to pay the next installment of the Kuqi transfer?
The next £303,000 rent payment is due on January 1st - just as the transfer window opens - will the embargo still be in place then?
Good to see you're cutting your cloth with Lawrence now on the transfer list - any idea how much a week he's on?
Would make sense. A transfer embargo doesn't hurt Palace much now but not paying the rent could mean that having defaulted the owner could foreclose. Would depend on the lease of course but the bank who now own Selhurst Pk may not really care about CPFC and be happy to sell the land to Sainsbury and/or for housing.
Still it means that Palace have to find, by 1 Jan £606k in rent and slices of Lee and Kuqi's transfer fees. Maybe as much as £1m or even more. Simon must be praying for a good cup draw, like Charlton at home, to bail him out.
[cite]Posted By: falconwood_1[/cite]David Gold may bail em out. . .
I doubt anyone will "bail" Palace (Jordan more specifically) out as there is nothing to buy but debt. More likely to go into administration again and let someone pick it up for nothing. Jordan will take a massive hit (if) when that happens as he has personally guaranteed all the loans, which will of course be called in. Shame, as he seemed so bullish a couple of years back when he was bragging about the money he was making from Palace and the extravagance of his lifestyle. Like everything he gets involved in, seems to allways smell of bulls#!t.
It's a fact of life that smaller clubs have to sell to survive. If Palace are in the sh*t and need to find cash by January then can't they just sell 1 or both of Clyne and Moses in the january window. I'm assuming this embargo is only on them not buying, rather than selling, players.
Oh man, I love the idea of Jordan and his little mate's movie! Who on earth ever thought that that would be a hit or make any money? Hmmm what shall we watch tonight...I know a biopic of Joe Meek. Yeah right Couple of weirdos
Do you play the lottery? What would you do if you won? I don’t agree with it. I think money is something you have to earn through hard work. If I won, I’d give it to charity – maybe something that helped disadvantaged kids.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha - such a load of crap!
Seems he is destined to die a pauper if you ask me - far too frivolous. Good luck to him though - I'd give my right arm for that lifestyle if it were sustainable!
[quote][cite]Posted By: Henry Irving[/cite]how much did his movie make/lose? Out on DVD already I see.[/quote]
I believe he invested £2m into the film himself - and it's known in my industry as the biggest individual investment ever into an independently made movie. Looking into the cinema numbers, he lost another £200k on the theatrical release. The DVD is out on the 28th September - pre-orders are quite good, but music fims don't actually sell very well on DVD - he may get his Theatrical investment back, but I doubt he'll see a lot of the actual original £2m back .....
Shame .... well, shame for Nick Moran as I've met him a few times and he's actually a very promising director who's next film promises to be very good. I walked past him last week in Soho and he said hello to me - as he's got manners. SJ, on the other hand, has no style.
[cite]Posted By: Henry Irving[/cite]how much did his movie make/lose? Out on DVD already I see.
I believe he invested £2m into the film himself - and it's known in my industry as the biggest individual investment ever into an independently made movie. Looking into the cinema numbers, he lost another £200k on the theatrical release. The DVD is out on the 28th September - pre-orders are quite good, but music fims don't actually sell very well on DVD - he may get his Theatrical investment back, but I doubt he'll see a lot of the actual original £2m back .....
Shame .... well, shame for Nick Moran as I've met him a few times and he's actually a very promising director who's next film promises to be very good. I walked past him last week in Soho and he said hello to me - as he's got manners. SJ, on the other hand, has no style.
I wanted to see this film but don't remember it being shown at the likes of Bluewater Cinema. Were they unable to get decent distribution for the film?
Yes, he wanted a silly distribution deal and the deal he did in the end was worse than the one I offered him .... never mind. The film went into about 30 cinemas - and it didn't take a lot of money - but music films don't. It's not actually a bad film and will do ok on DVD sales.
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LOL be careful they don't start looking at Adam Inistration, otherwise you'll have to get those buckets out again !
We'd have to be really desperate to go for him, I'll wait until this loan deal with M'bargo goes first.
Stumbling block appears to be Jordan's excessive demands for his own "standing area". Issue is that the stand at Park View Road isn't currently big enough to accomodate his head and neither Club can afford to replace it with one more in keeping with the Orange one's legendary status (well the one in his own mind anyway).
Is this non payment to Ippo for Lee just Jordan keeping hold of his wedge to pay the next rent installment for SP due at the end of the month (I believe £303,000), or is it to pay the next installment of the Kuqi transfer?
The next £303,000 rent payment is due on January 1st - just as the transfer window opens - will the embargo still be in place then?
Good to see you're cutting your cloth with Lawrence now on the transfer list - any idea how much a week he's on?
Would make sense. A transfer embargo doesn't hurt Palace much now but not paying the rent could mean that having defaulted the owner could foreclose. Would depend on the lease of course but the bank who now own Selhurst Pk may not really care about CPFC and be happy to sell the land to Sainsbury and/or for housing.
Still it means that Palace have to find, by 1 Jan £606k in rent and slices of Lee and Kuqi's transfer fees. Maybe as much as £1m or even more. Simon must be praying for a good cup draw, like Charlton at home, to bail him out.
I doubt anyone will "bail" Palace (Jordan more specifically) out as there is nothing to buy but debt. More likely to go into administration again and let someone pick it up for nothing. Jordan will take a massive hit (if) when that happens as he has personally guaranteed all the loans, which will of course be called in. Shame, as he seemed so bullish a couple of years back when he was bragging about the money he was making from Palace and the extravagance of his lifestyle. Like everything he gets involved in, seems to allways smell of bulls#!t.
He lives like a king !
Hmmm what shall we watch tonight...I know a biopic of Joe Meek. Yeah right
Couple of weirdos
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha - such a load of crap!
Seems he is destined to die a pauper if you ask me - far too frivolous. Good luck to him though - I'd give my right arm for that lifestyle if it were sustainable!
What a complete and utter prik
That piece is a couple of years old. I think we ridiculed him when it came out at the time.
Appreciated, but it was put up as a comparrison to where he finds himself today. Would be interesting to see how he would answer the questions now.
I believe he invested £2m into the film himself - and it's known in my industry as the biggest individual investment ever into an independently made movie. Looking into the cinema numbers, he lost another £200k on the theatrical release. The DVD is out on the 28th September - pre-orders are quite good, but music fims don't actually sell very well on DVD - he may get his Theatrical investment back, but I doubt he'll see a lot of the actual original £2m back .....
Shame .... well, shame for Nick Moran as I've met him a few times and he's actually a very promising director who's next film promises to be very good. I walked past him last week in Soho and he said hello to me - as he's got manners. SJ, on the other hand, has no style.
Didnt you met SJ when he was looking for a silly distrubution deal?
£2m loss! And that was with some decent reviews.
Still put his momey were his mouth is.
I wanted to see this film but don't remember it being shown at the likes of Bluewater Cinema. Were they unable to get decent distribution for the film?
Download it and give copys to anyone who wants to watch it, deliberately screwing the c***!