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[thenry] 25/6/2004 17:10

NICE ONE MOONIE!


I have chosen moonblue as this week's Poster of the Week for his timely call in PAS WITH THE ROONIE ROCKET UP IT. Timing is everything and the appearance of this thread on Monday made sure that there are a few happy punters going home a little richer this weekend. Congratulations moonblue! Please e-mail me a delivery address and I will be pleased to send you on a bottle of champagne. ([e-mail])

[james 2] 25/6/2004 16:34

Well at least somebody won something this week..... !

[oligoad] 25/6/2004 15:43

are PAS a far bigger agency then FAN or is just as a result of having rooney as a client ??

[soleus] 25/6/2004 15:30

mylands , page 79 business section in with the story on glazer and man. u. bid . Soleus.

[moonblue] 25/6/2004 15:29

THINK ABOUT THE PINK POUND THOUGH

[moonblue] 25/6/2004 15:27

this could be the big story on sunday


ROONEY AND BECKS IN LOVE SHOCK

[mylands] 25/6/2004 15:20

soleus

What section of the Mail - sports or business?

[james 2] 25/6/2004 14:41

mylands - thanks.

[soleus] 25/6/2004 14:40

Todays Mail reports that the sale of Rooney at 50million would earn the company 7.5million , compared to the total company valuation of just 13million ! Soleus.

[mylands] 25/6/2004 14:40

James 2/Naughtyboy

My broker has put list in the post. I will put it on this thread as soon as I get it.

I see we are back to 8.25p bid. My purchases of this morning are looking better and better. IMO we won't see 8p bid again.

[james 2] 25/6/2004 14:31

naughtyboy - thanks had seen that but I think mylands was being sent a Full list of names.

[oligoad] 25/6/2004 14:14

what price did these come to market at?

[james 2] 25/6/2004 13:58

mylands - did you ever receive that list of footballers under contract with PAS ?

TIA
j2

[thenaughtyboy] 25/6/2004 13:47

Wayne Rooney to bring in Monk for personal PR work

Rooney: calls in Monk
Ian Hall, PR Week Worldwire 08:30 25-06-2004
LONDON - England star Wayne Rooney is set to draft in his first personal PR adviser to handle the deluge of media and sponsorship interest generated by his spectacular impact on Euro 2004.

Rooney's advisers at Proactive Sports Group were this week understood to be on the verge of handing former Sun and Daily Mail senior editor Ian Monk a contract to handle all future PR for the 18-year-old.

Monk, who has handled corporate PR for Proactive for the past year and runs his own agency, Ian Monk Associates, said Euro 2004 had seen an 'explosion of interest from global brands' in Rooney.

When asked whether PR tactics could involve promoting Rooney and his fiancée Colleen McLoughlin as the new Posh and Becks, Monk said: 'Their image and media strategy is, and will, be very different.'

England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson earlier this week compared Rooney with Pele.

[business link] 25/6/2004 13:41

hedge66,

You have a dreadful acquisition in Talbot.

Regards
Pat (Stitched up R&Dfc fan)

[mylands] 25/6/2004 13:39

Ticking back up again. WINS on the bid at 8.0p.

Topped up my holding at the bargain price of 7.75p

[mylands] 25/6/2004 12:05

Don't know if many investors in PAS understand how they operate. They take a percentage of the player's wages, not of any transfer fees. This means they benefit when a player's wage rises and they get a continuous income stream as opposed to erratic income dependant on infrequent transfers.

[garth] 25/6/2004 08:43

Double blow of Rooney's injury and England's exit was bound to lead to a mark-down.

The injury makes it more likely that he stays at Everton for the time being, IMO. That will bring next season's early form into play into determining his value.

Short term I would have thought PAS might see continued weakness. A continuation of England and Rooney's performances might have projected it towards 20p.

Long term, I'm sure it will get there.

G.

[moonblue] 25/6/2004 07:23

just a tree shake ...mms want stock...not career threateneing

[moonblue] 25/6/2004 00:22

Rooney suffers broken bone


Portugal break England hearts
England striker Wayne Rooney will be out of action for up to a month after suffering a broken bone in his foot in the quarter-final defeat to Portugal.