[PopTart]

Re: Shares for sale in Trinity? : Sat Dec 03, 2022 2:00 pm  

Now I've looked at the form, it needs updating.
The phone number, although optional, is set for an American format, so the club can't gather phone numbers.

Re: Shares for sale in Trinity? : Sat Dec 03, 2022 2:14 pm  

PopTart wrote:

Now I've looked at the form, it needs updating.
The phone number, although optional, is set for an American format, so the club can't gather phone numbers.

So, that’s the problem I had trying to enter my phone number, I thought it was just me being hopeless.

Re: Shares for sale in Trinity? : Sat Dec 03, 2022 2:21 pm  

PopTart wrote:

Now I've looked at the form, it needs updating.
The phone number, although optional, is set for an American format, so the club can't gather phone numbers.

Thanks PT, I'll take a look now, but as you say it was optional fortunately

Re: Shares for sale in Trinity? : Sat Dec 03, 2022 2:22 pm  

Dunkirk Spirit wrote:

So, that’s the problem I had trying to enter my phone number, I thought it was just me being hopeless.

Sorry about that, I will rectify.

Re: Shares for sale in Trinity? : Sat Dec 03, 2022 2:30 pm  

Ok, that should be sorted now.

For those who have already applied on line, don't worry it won't affect your application. That will be done by e-mail and post.

Apologies all the same, still learning.

Re: Shares for sale in Trinity? : Sat Dec 03, 2022 8:08 pm  

Is there a time option or is it continuous?

Re: Shares for sale in Trinity? : Sat Dec 03, 2022 8:55 pm  

Trinity info HUB wrote:

Ok, that should be sorted now.

For those who have already applied on line, don't worry it won't affect your application. That will be done by e-mail and post.

Apologies all the same, still learning.

You’re working Saturday night, you must be on time and half

Re: Shares for sale in Trinity? : Sun Dec 04, 2022 5:41 pm  

Dunkirk Spirit wrote:

You’re working Saturday night, you must be on time and half

You’re joking with MC, minus time and a half more like.

Re: Shares for sale in Trinity? : Mon Dec 05, 2022 3:55 pm  

I wonder if Wigan are considering doing something similar as they have just reported an operating loss of £1.75 million for the year to November '21. It's reported that they took advantage of the Govt. Covid Loans which mitigated their losses in 2020, so were loaned even more by Lenagan's Investment Company in 2021, meaning that their total debt at the end of November 2021 was..... £11,358,019 (£6,250,192 is owed to the Chairman meaning that they owe just over £5 million to other creditors !!) https://www.totalrl.com/wigan-warriors- ... -accounts/ I'm glad we've got 2 very shrewd accountants running our club

I wonder if Wigan are considering doing something similar as they have just reported an operating loss of £1.75 million for the year to November '21. It's reported that they took advantage of the Govt. Covid Loans which mitigated their losses in 2020, so were loaned even more by Lenagan's Investment Company in 2021, meaning that their total debt at the end of November 2021 was..... £11,358,019 (£6,250,192 is owed to the Chairman meaning that they owe just over £5 million to other creditors !!) https://www.totalrl.com/wigan-warriors- ... -accounts/ I'm glad we've got 2 very shrewd accountants running our club

Re: Shares for sale in Trinity? : Mon Dec 05, 2022 4:07 pm  

FIL wrote: I wonder if Wigan are considering doing something similar as they have just reported an operating loss of £1.75 million for the year to November '21. It's reported that they took advantage of the Govt. Covid Loans which mitigated their losses in 2020, so were loaned even more by Lenagan's Investment Company in 2021, meaning that their total debt at the end of November 2021 was..... £11,358,019 (£6,250,192 is owed to the Chairman meaning that they owe just over £5 million to other creditors !!) https://www.totalrl.com/wigan-warriors- ... -accounts/ I'm glad we've got 2 very shrewd accountants running our club That amount owed by the club to “other” creditors might not look too good with the IMG lot, I think financial stability is high on the criteria list.

FIL wrote: I wonder if Wigan are considering doing something similar as they have just reported an operating loss of £1.75 million for the year to November '21. It's reported that they took advantage of the Govt. Covid Loans which mitigated their losses in 2020, so were loaned even more by Lenagan's Investment Company in 2021, meaning that their total debt at the end of November 2021 was..... £11,358,019 (£6,250,192 is owed to the Chairman meaning that they owe just over £5 million to other creditors !!) https://www.totalrl.com/wigan-warriors- ... -accounts/ I'm glad we've got 2 very shrewd accountants running our club That amount owed by the club to “other” creditors might not look too good with the IMG lot, I think financial stability is high on the criteria list.