5 pts dropped

[Deebunked]

I think that he is on holiday in America.
There is an article in today’s Courier about a Dundee supporter sending an email to John Nelms complaining about the seats in the South Enclosure at the Arbroath game being covered in bird droppings and he received a reply from Greg Fenton who is the Chief Executive of Dundee Football Club in addition to being the Chief Executive of the DFC Community Trust.
Either Nelms is on holiday or he is not prepared to reply to an email from a Dundee supporter who ultimately contributes to his lavish salary.

Yesterday you thought he was in London dealing with finances, now you think he's on holiday in America. Looking forward to where you think he is tomorrow.

Greg Fenton was made a cheap CEO for the exact reason of answering this sort of thing. John Nelms had never been interested in Dundee fans and never will be except at season ticket time.

The sooner all Dundee fans realise that the better and I'd go as far as to say that they might realise it quite quickly now if the manager chooses to leave.

[islaydarkblue]

Yesterday you thought he was in London dealing with finances, now you think he's on holiday in America. Looking forward to where you think he is tomorrow.

Greg Fenton was made a cheap CEO for the exact reason of answering this sort of thing. John Nelms had never been interested in Dundee fans and never will be except at season ticket time.

The sooner all Dundee fans realise that the better and I'd go as far as to say that they might realise it quite quickly now if the manager chooses to leave.

Nelms in one of his previous press releases about his new stadium development stated that it was almost fully funded but if need be funds could be borrowed from financial companies in London.
Now it transpires that Dark Blue Property Holdings Limited has borrowed money from a financial company in the Isle of Man which according to their website gives short term loans for a maximum of 364 days charging interest rates of 0.75% to 2% per month which is 9% to 24% per annum. (Source Companies House).