If he (as he is saying) he expects the deal to go through by the end of this month, then I assume he has already gone through the "Fit and Proper" test by the EFL....I guess we will all find out soon enough, but to say i'm worried is an understatement
If all this is true then it seems like another jobs for the boys with another chancer trying to make a profit from nothing
I was OK with Short until after Big Sam left....he then lost all interest in the club. He was very naive towards football and in hindsight he should have brought in a real football man when Quinny left...but thats history now.
Well considering the EFL fit and proper test is mostly self certified I might go through it myself on the off chance I win the euro millions tonight.
Be really interesting to see what the actual criteria the EFL use in the Fit and Proper test... this should be published and show fans what is needed from a moral and financial standpoint to own a football club
I heard This Campbell fella sounds a lot like his forefathers,...lying scheming and up for a massacre near a glen...bad blood will out..
I was recently asked to head the security team at Althorpe House, Northampton which, to be nearer to family, I considered. I had to have a full DBS check which I failed. Seems I can own a football club but can't look after a stately home
Yeah pretty sceptical about him. If these supposed US investors materialise then I'd be prepared to potentially judge the bid on them, but as it stands the Falkirk stuff has made him look extremely dodgy. And again, always worried about anyone who wants to be front and centre of a bid like this. Ego.
Roker Report has done an article on Campbell and the people he's supposedly wants at the club and lol and behold another link to old Salmon Pants! Stephen Barbalaco Director at Fairway Sports Capital - owned by Campbell - since last year, Stephen Barbalaco has been touted as Campbell’s preferred appointment as CEO of Sunderland AFC. Fairway are the company often highlighted as being the driving force behind Campbell’s failed takeover bid last summer, though little is known about the group and no accounts have been publishes via Companies House. Barbalaco describes himself on his LinkedIn page - where he and Charlie Methven are listed as connections - as an: International Executive with 20+ years’ achievement in leadership roles across different business lines throughout Europe, US, Latin America, and Asia/Middle East. Highly effective team leader who brings to a changing regulatory environment first-hand operational experience overseeing risk management and compliance around the globe. Adept at interfacing with stakeholders, aligning people with strategic goals, and building consensus. Fluent in English, Italian, French, and Spanish. Holds MBA from the Thunderbird School of Global Management. YPO member. A cursory glance at Barbalaco’s job history shows heavy involvement in the world of investment and private banking. Full article here :- https://rokerreport.sbnation.com/20...BYsDod11UaQYV9ofrsD6xldqrnCnwJbrYAGnOPyG_z67s
Fairway Sports Capital seem like a proper mob mind, they've got a one page Internet page! https://fairwaysportscapital.media I mean, haway, the whole thing sounds dodgy as ****!
I have to agree with you. On the outside looking in, due to the link with the part owner who is supposedly not involved anymore, the whole thing seems extremely dodgy - a case of "I know how we can make **** loads of money, do you want in?"