Takeover ?

[toonlegend]

due dilligence a wekk
are you having a phecking laugh

you would
A want to look a t he books
B look at the contarcts of the merchandise you are buying (with the approval of the player0
c look at any agreements the club has with advertisers and sponsors etc
if you could do that in a week so be it

im sure even the club said this could take several weeks /months

thast before they start negotiating a deal

well aye, if you have a one man band looking at everything.

however a large company with a team of experts could complete it as quickly as they want to by putting extra people in to get through the work

[sherwoodmag]

I don't know where journos get their information from but the Chronicle are saying due diligence is halfway through and should be completed before Xmas,I still think it depends on what offer Amanda puts on the table and how long it will take Ashley to come to an agreement.

[pboromag]

I don't know where journos get their information from but the Chronicle are saying due diligence is halfway through and should be completed before Xmas,I still think it depends on what offer Amanda puts on the table and how long it will take Ashley to come to an agreement.

is she the only one in due dilligence ????

[toptoon]

is she the only one in due dilligence ????

Have a guess. That´s what the Chronicle do.

[pboromag]

well aye, if you have a one man band looking at everything.

however a large company with a team of experts could complete it as quickly as they want to by putting extra people in to get through the work

you would need the players permission to look at his contract for a start

i would say at least 8 weeks and proabaly longer from when it started
and as some have suggested a week im nearer the mark

if you was buying a secoond hand car dealers maybe a week but a multi million pound turnover company with many many contracts no way

[toptoon]

you would need the players permission to look at his contract for a start

Rubbish. The player holds a copy of a contract and so does the club. Under due dilligence, the potential buyer can look at any document held by the club.

The process will take time though.

[pboromag]

Rubbish. The player holds a copy of a contract and so does the club. Under due dilligence, the potential buyer can look at any document held by the club.

The process will take time though.

sorry they may hold a copy but he has rights to who sees that contract

confidentality agreement

[toonlegend]

you would need the players permission to look at his contract for a start

i would say at least 8 weeks and proabaly longer from when it started
and as some have suggested a week im nearer the mark

if you was buying a secoond hand car dealers maybe a week but a multi million pound turnover company with many many contracts no way

no you don't need players permission. by law the "new employer" has to be given this info before any takeover takes place.

initially the info may be given with names removed - so anonymous - if more than 1 potential new employer.

according to the govt that is,

[pboromag]

no you don't need players permission. by law the "new employer" has to be given this info before any takeover takes place.

initially the info may be given with names removed - so anonymous - if more than 1 potential new employer.

according to the govt that is,

you would not be able to lokk at his image rights etc without his consent
his employed contract you could

[ex_pat_magpie]

well aye, if you have a one man band looking at everything.

however a large company with a team of experts could complete it as quickly as they want to by putting extra people in to get through the work

That's common sence which I see lacking in Pboro's quoted reply.

The companies who do due dilligence have several frontmen each suitably expert in his own domain and dozens of additional staff to do the running around and donkey work.

You would expect any successful businessman or entrepreneur to know that. But hang on----- says someone who on a former post showed he didn't know the difference between freehold and leasehold yet claims to be a successful property owner.