Given that this has been the bread and butter for much of GI/Osborne companies’ profitable business over many years they are better placed to inform you than I am, of course.dawlishmatt wrote: ↑05 Dec 2018, 20:51 Hi Rjc70. Can you or anyone else please explain to me how Clarke Osborne is going to recover his considerable investment in Torquay United FC when the club has no assets?
However, one hypothetical could be by being offered land to develop a new stadium; building houses on it as ‘enabling developemnt’; shutting down the existing one as problems have arisen with the new development by way of planning or other; never building a new home for the club or promising a lesser standard one to the existing one that is in flat-packing in Wales and may be surrounded by the new houses if the new residents in those houses don’t get upset by that.
Please see every other time he has promised a new stadium in the past and tell me how that has gone for the clubs and sporting activities concerned. If you don’t, then it’s difficult to take you seriously, as hailing him as some sort of Messiah without any understanding of his modus operandi seems a strange route to go down.
You’ve wedged in a few bits regarding TUFC’s history in your posts, so clearly historical analysis and observations is something you consider. Quite why you haven’t on this question leaves out much important information from your general narrative in 100% of your posts. Clues can be found in Bristol, Swindon, Reading and Milton Keynes to name a few.
I’m fully expecting a ‘I’m only interested in Torquay’ response that doesn’t address any of this, but I and others concerned support the club at least as much as anyone who joins a forum and praises Osborne after a win on the pitch in all of his posts.