What is the trusts stance on this.!!

I am not the trusts biggest fan but they now need to grow a pair offer fenty a small fee to walk away and take over the running of the club.
fenty is now morally bankrupt and needs to step aside.

Quoted from Yoda

I am not the trusts biggest fan but they now need to grow a pair offer fenty a small fee to walk away and take over the running of the club.
fenty is now morally bankrupt and needs to step aside.

Small fee?  £10.00 enough

I would say 500 grand payable over 5 years.
Enough for him to take it seriously and walk away.

This is another option to starving him out. We need to act quick and not let the dust settle

£700,000. The initial amount he put in seems fair.

Be brilliant if Fenty would accept any sort of offer.  Whilst I don't personally think he's entitled to claiming back money he put in to cover his failings, I'd happily accept a repayment plan for those benign loans and his share holding - it's well within the ability of the football club to raise that money on an annual basis.

But let's face it, he isn't going to accept any sort of offer.  He wants a) the power and b) I suspect the club is part of his unearthed masterplan to coin in an absolute fortune somehow.

he accepts the offer or we starve him out and he gets nothing the club goes bust and we start again.

Quoted from diehardmariner

Be brilliant if Fenty would accept any sort of offer.  Whilst I don't personally think he's entitled to claiming back money he put in to cover his failings, I'd happily accept a repayment plan for those benign loans and his share holding - it's well within the ability of the football club to raise that money on an annual basis.

But let's face it, he isn't going to accept any sort of offer.  He wants a) the power and b) I suspect the club is part of his unearthed masterplan to coin in an absolute fortune somehow.

I sort of agree, and I have certainly been saying for some for him to accept an offer to leave with the club paying him back in instalments, but I would not like to be him when crowds return.

I know he has a skin as thick as an elephant, but it would not make nice viewing seeing 4,000-5,000 fans giving him what for at every game so he must be persuaded to come to an agreement to leave. I hope that doesn't sound too much like it came from a Godfather film by the way.

Quoted from lew chaterleys lover

I sort of agree, and I have certainly been saying for some for him to accept an offer to leave with the club paying him back in instalments, but I would not like to be him when crowds return.

I know he has a skin as thick as an elephant, but it would not make nice viewing seeing 4,000-5,000 fans giving him what for at every game so he must be persuaded to come to an agreement to leave. I hope that doesn't sound too much like it came from a Godfather film by the way.

This won’t happen though. Sadly, as we’ve seen before, there are still far too many that swallow the Fenty bullshit.

Even sat around me at BP, folk is consider to be educated and well versed don’t feel the need to see him removed.

If fans genuinely got together it would worry Fenty, as we’ve seen before and this time I don’t think he’d have a get out of jail free card like sacking a manager or claiming to keep us afloat...

Quoted from aldi_01

This won’t happen though. Sadly, as we’ve seen before, there are still far too many that swallow the Fenty bullshit.

Even sat around me at BP, folk is consider to be educated and well versed don’t feel the need to see him removed.

If fans genuinely got together it would worry Fenty, as we’ve seen before and this time I don’t think he’d have a get out of jail free card like sacking a manager or claiming to keep us afloat...

Doesn't this change everything though? I have had arguments galore with people who kept saying he was our saviour and refused to be convinced he was the one holding the club back, but there cannot be any sane person left who would still support him is there?