Pasoti is the official club forum

That's what it says in this article:

http://www.loantalk.co.uk/article-desc.php?id=792#.UuwzC_l_ugE

Article wrote:

Through the official and FIL sponsored, Plymouth Argyle forum, Nick Barron

monday will be interesting on there thats for sure.

The article was written over 3 weeks ago. I hope the journalist noticed that Nikkk also came onto little old ATD to put the same points across. Maybe the journalist could join ATD & keep us informed about the technicalities of the situation.

I like this.

Quote :

First European Securities, and affiliated company First International Lending, are significant sponsors of second division football club, Plymouth Argyle – leaving many supporters concerned over the future welfare of their club.

Nick Barron had been bankrolling the revival of the club, with various avenues of sponsorship ranging from jerseys and free travel for fans to whole sections of the stadium.

We're second division and seeing a 'revival'. Further on in that article, Nikkkkkkkkkkkk, we're told, is keeping the club afloat.

Popcorn time

It's actually a badly written article on an uber niche website. It won't appear on pasoti as it would be LOCKED AS IT'S LIBEL

It's a bad situation for the club and for Nikkkkkk personally (potentially) - it's not good news for any one is it?

hairy j wrote:

I like this.

Quote :

First European Securities, and affiliated company First International Lending, are significant sponsors of second division football club, Plymouth Argyle – leaving many supporters concerned over the future welfare of their club.

Nick Barron had been bankrolling the revival of the club, with various avenues of sponsorship ranging from jerseys and free travel for fans to whole sections of the stadium.

We're second division and seeing a 'revival'. Further on in that article, Nikkkkkkkkkkkk, we're told, is keeping the club afloat.

And he said "This is nothing new and I do not expect a hearing to even take place" (2 days to go)

Pasoti is only suitable for vegetables and fruitcakes. I was recommended to this Forum as the official Forum of Plymouth Argyle ??
That Pasoti is heavily censored. I joined as well but dont think will be using it much

Beast_Guy wrote:

Pasoti is only suitable for vegetables and fruitcakes. I was recommended to this Forum as the official Forum of Plymouth Argyle ??
That Pasoti is heavily censored. I joined as well but dont think will be using it much

Welcome to the wonderful world of ATD

Tgwu wrote:

hairy j wrote:

I like this.

Quote :

First European Securities, and affiliated company First International Lending, are significant sponsors of second division football club, Plymouth Argyle – leaving many supporters concerned over the future welfare of their club.

Nick Barron had been bankrolling the revival of the club, with various avenues of sponsorship ranging from jerseys and free travel for fans to whole sections of the stadium.

We're second division and seeing a 'revival'. Further on in that article, Nikkkkkkkkkkkk, we're told, is keeping the club afloat.

And he said "This is nothing new and I do not expect a hearing to even take place" (2 days to go)

He must be a surprised man then....yes of course he is!

FES in the bin. FIL yer boots. What a wonderful world !

Beast_Guy wrote:

Pasoti is only suitable for vegetables and fruitcakes. I was recommended to this Forum as the official Forum of Plymouth Argyle ??
That Pasoti is heavily censored. I joined as well but dont think will be using it much

Welcome to ATD Beastguy...a small island of sanity in a sea of Avivas.

When asked on the current situation of the company following the winding up petition, Nikk said: "At the risk of going over old ground, this is all part of the same dispute we are involved with and have discussed previously. This is nothing new and I do not expect a hearing to even take place."






So just whose money was it that was paying for the Aviva buses,family area,shirts etc ???
Ill wager a guess that it certainly wasnt Nickkkkkkkk,s cash, i suppose we will find out on Monday.
  

punchdrunk wrote:

When asked on the current situation of the company following the winding up petition, Nikk said: "At the risk of going over old ground, this is all part of the same dispute we are involved with and have discussed previously. This is nothing new and I do not expect a hearing to even take place."






So just whose money was it that was paying for the Aviva buses,family area,shirts etc ???
Ill wager a guess that it certainly wasnt Nickkkkkkkk,s cash, i suppose we will find out on Monday.
  

Thats the punch drunk mural cancelled 

Why did Newell that geezer who apparently has an interest in Pasoti claim on that forum that he was flying to Abu Dhabi at Christmas on 22nd December but on that same day on twitter he was clearly in the uk ?
Just been reading Pasoti and the bloke lies for England it seems

Hello Paul. I hope you are well.

It can't be Paul. He's banned.

Tringreen wrote:

FES in the bin. FIL yer boots. What a wonderful world !

Why?

 

Something seemed very strange about Nikkk when he appeared from nowhere a couple of years ago. To spunk all that cash with no tangible return you have to be very very rich, & very rich people just don't behave like that.
It had all the hallmarks of a someone who had won the lottery having previously not had a pot to piss in.

"Money lender gives more of "his own" money to professional privately owned football club than it's owner has, and expects nothing in return" shock.
Yeah, ok.

Winter Green wrote:

"Money lender gives more of "his own" money to professional privately owned football club than it's owner has, and expects nothing in return" shock.
Yeah, ok.

He did get something in return penz, the undying love of a forum controller, and a shed full of crap shirts. 

As long as the Grandstand sponsorship money (a significant 6 figure sum paid in monthly instalments we have been lead to believe) has continued to come through everything is hunky dory. Indeed it would have been very welcome in providing funds whilst Shez was trying to get a striker this week.

Frank Bullitt wrote:

Hello Paul. I hope you are well.

Richie

Winter Green wrote:

"Money lender gives more of "his own" money to professional privately owned football club than it's owner has, and expects nothing in return" shock.
Yeah, ok.

if it were the case he wouldnt have his buisnesses plastered everywhere you look at home park and its official forum.