Cityfibre Share Discussion Threads

[joe moon] 09/7/2012 07:05

oh good i can ban him now..whats happened ny u got no muny left for blue status :)

[mrphiljones] 08/7/2012 07:25

Moonie you soft get,you call something on then send Fred,shocking.....;-))

[mrphiljones] 07/7/2012 09:33

lol....I can't be libelled for telling the truth Fred really is a plastic bell-end....;-))

[joe moon] 07/7/2012 09:25

header thing

[joe moon] 07/7/2012 09:23

you started it!!!

i don't care not too many worries here

[mrphiljones] 06/7/2012 14:56

Moonie FFS don't believe everything that bell-end Fred tells you,all the malls are bust not just the glaziers ones,what about their trailer park business?....or their water business,don't you be having sleepless nights about them and their money worries they'll be ok am sure......Your bitterness is starting to get me down Sir,take a chill pill and enjoy your hour in the sun it won't last forever nothing ever does.......;-)


EVERY club was owed by rich local businessmen back then not just United....

[joe moon] 06/7/2012 14:39

seen the glaziers shopping mall business?

its bust

[joe moon] 06/7/2012 14:36

its not just an investment in citeh ,,dyor..city is a way in ...media city trafford park... chinese ...join the dots

[joe moon] 05/7/2012 22:50

pj..they invested some loose change ...oil will run out one day so they are diversifying i wouldn't bet against them myself they have an excellent track record...unlike your owners who are losing money on all their investments from what i read

[mrphiljones] 05/7/2012 15:35

Were as you lot spent a billion buying a worthless business,not very clever....

ps...Any chance you could fill the council house this year?.....

[freds13] 05/7/2012 15:18

Unbelievable maybe Percy but very damn clever.
They bought a billion pound business and got the business and it`s punters to pay for it.

[freds13] 04/7/2012 13:35

Manchester United's $100 million flotation may reduce Glazer debt slightly - but it won't boost transfer kitty
Page one of Manchester United's $100 million prospectus confronts potential investors with a stark warning. "Investing in our Class A ordinary shares involves a high degree of risk," it reads.

United note, the debts they already hold place certain obligations on the club: "The indenture governing our senior secured [loan] notes and our revolving credit facility limit our ability, among other things, to: pay dividends or make other distributions or repurchase or redeem our shares."

If anyone had any doubt about what that means, United's prospectus spells it out later: "We do not currently intend to pay cash dividends on our Class A ordinary shares in the foreseeable future."
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Think I`ll give this one a miss - it`s a bit too TOXIC for me.