James Brent - licensed to do as he wishes

paulysalz wrote:

Interesting article that. Does anyone know the exact dates that Brent was chairman of the Plymouth Development Corporation? I do know that that organisation was heavily involved in the World Cup plans and it would be kind of ironic/thought provoking if Brent was part of the World Cup bid.

James Brent became a Director of PCDC Ltd on 21st April 2008, you may be surprised to learn that a certain Tudor Evans became a Dircetor of the same company on the same date. Or maybe you won't be surprised.

Hells bells the thick plottens.
Please, please can someone get it on the farm, you know the place where nothing is censored.

The article is on newsnow.

Given the vacuous crap that exists on Pasoti it is inconceivable that this piece has not been seen. Whilst I can understand the 11 year olds debating best ever drums at an Argyle game.....EVER...there still exists a hardcore of posters who have simply chosen, or know best not to, reference the article and start a debate.

Pretty much sums up for me what has been going on for the last couple of years. This will get on pasoti but will be quickly removed. I would love to be a fly on the wall when certain people read this article.

John Lloyd has linked it on pasoti. Get yet stop watches out lads

The Herald articular is the lead so should stay on.

Dear Miss Manameadbabe, is your Avatar of yourself? Do you like rock music? fancy a date?
Back on topic..... Tudor is embroiled in this up to his fat neck, when will the Herald do it's job?

PatDunne wrote:

Dear Miss Manameadbabe, is your Avatar of yourself? Do you like rock music? fancy a date?
Back on topic..... Tudor is embroiled in this up to his fat neck, when will the Herald do it's job?

When the moderator of 200% gets into work this morning there maybe a comment asking about the relationship between Messrs Evans and Brent.

Han Solos Other Ship wrote:

John Lloyd has linked it on pasoti. Get yet stop watches out lads

Do you have a link Hans? I can't find it.

My guess is that a few mobile phone exchanges are taking place right now deciding how this is going to be "managed"...no-one has put their head on the block yet despite them being online.

I expect Brent will be straight onto his solicitors as usual trying to cry libel, slander, sue sue sue etc etc. Just like with private eye.

Thing is though, there is nothing in that article that is untrue!

Until now it's just been covered and hidden perfectly by the thick puppets he has at his disposal.

Oooo the tide is turning and the plot is thickening

  

Libelous?

What we need is a Herald reporter to sign up to here. He would then be able to read the links and then be able to write a report about it.

it in the Herald comment section of (No new Home Park grandstand for Plymouth Argyle until at least 2015/16 season) see if they keep it in.

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knecht wrote:

What we need is a Herald reporter to sign up to here. He would then be able to read the links and then be able to write a report about it.

We could always make links visible to guests.....

  

Damon.Lenszner wrote:

paulysalz wrote:

Interesting article that. Does anyone know the exact dates that Brent was chairman of the Plymouth Development Corporation? I do know that that organisation was heavily involved in the World Cup plans and it would be kind of ironic/thought provoking if Brent was part of the World Cup bid.

James Brent became a Director of PCDC Ltd on 21st April 2008, you may be surprised to learn that a certain Tudor Evans became a Dircetor of the same company on the same date. Or maybe you won't be surprised.

Not surprised at all. In that case, Brent would have surely been aware of the World Cup Bid and even a willing partner. It's interesting that he's presented as diametrically opposed to the 'Malignant Seven' yet he would have been working relatively closely with Keith Todd wouldn't he?

Next then is some clarity on whether Akkeron were at all involved in the Bid, or whether it was just Brent as the Chairman of the PCDC.

Tringreen wrote:

gasser9 wrote:

Han Solos Other Ship wrote:

John Lloyd has linked it on pasoti. Get yet stop watches out lads

Do you have a link Hans? I can't find it.

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Yeah sorry m8 was on my phone so couldn't link

I see that the Aviva boys on the farm  like Devonportender , don't want another 50 page thread. What a bunch of dimwitted, compliant sheep they are !

PatDunne wrote:

Dear Miss Manameadbabe, is your Avatar of yourself? Do you like rock music? fancy a date?
Back on topic..... Tudor is embroiled in this up to his fat neck, when will the Herald do it's job?

Comon Pat thats just not good enough, try this,

P. Hi MMB, what sort of music do you like?
B. Dance an trance.
P. yeh me too, mental innit, ever danced until the sun came up?

Basically the better you lie the better your chances are.   

A couple of months ago, on here, I posed the question as to how Peter Jones acquired the Ocean City contract.
It seems that a nice cosy arrangement is being played out in the corridors of power at the civic centre.

Tringreen wrote:

I see that the Aviva boys on the farm  like Devonportender , don't want another 50 page thread. What a bunch of dimwitted, compliant sheep they are !

the chief has spoken -

"sigh"

ENDS

Tringreen wrote:

I see that the Aviva boys on the farm  like Devonportender , don't want another 50 page thread. What a bunch of dimwitted, compliant sheep they are !

There's loads of crap on here that I don't want to read, it's not that hard a concept to post on the threads that you want to is it? The article does cover a lot of ground that has been gone over on here time and time again, mainly because it's important but now that that story is out in the media then hopefully other journos will find it and run with it. It will help to compete with the re writing of history that the farmers are engaged in.

Tgwu wrote:

it in the Herald comment section of (No new Home Park grandstand for Plymouth Argyle until at least 2015/16 season) see if they keep it in.

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thats handy. no more loans to the club as we dont need the stand until its ready to be filled. keep argo in div 4.
feck off brent

Rollo Tomasi wrote:

A couple of months ago, on here, I posed the question as to how Peter Jones acquired the Ocean City contract.
It seems that a nice cosy arrangement is being played out in the corridors of power at the civic centre.

Theres a nice cosy arrangement being played out in the corridors of power nation and world wide. It's called networking, old school tie network but the guys in power share the fruits of our labour out amoungst themselves and their mates, that's why we've we have been hung out to dry if we stopped it in Plymouth the gravy train is in danger of being derailed elsewhere and they don't want that to happen.