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I'd prefer our Marty tbh

I think he's being brought along as part of the consortium.. Sounds to me like they all met up at hartlepool and then between them decided that Wednesday was the more attractive option. They had Turner within touching distance who knows the club inside out.

I've heard some figures aswell Jimmy. Bloody good ones too!

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I think he's being brought along as part of the consortium.. Sounds to me like they all met up at hartlepool and then between them decided that Wednesday was the more attractive option. They had Turner within touching distance who knows the club inside out.

I've heard some figures aswell Jimmy. Bloody good ones too!

care to share?

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I think he's being brought along as part of the consortium.. Sounds to me like they all met up at hartlepool and then between them decided that Wednesday was the more attractive option. They had Turner within touching distance who knows the club inside out.

I've heard some figures aswell Jimmy. Bloody good ones too!

If true it bodes well for future mate. I have been told that the money is not coming from Norway. Its arab money.

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This from the Daily Mail, way back in March 2007!!! It says Larsson is an old friend of Dave Allen..

Slick business for Wednesday

Sheffield Wednesday chairman Dave Allen is in advanced negotiations with a Norwegian oil magnate to take joint control at Hillsborough.

Allen, who owns just 11 per cent of the Championship club despite being chairman and major backer, is planning to launch a new shares issue in tandem with Berger Larsson, currently the main stakeholder of League Two leaders Hartlepool.

The move would see the two men underwrite a multi-million pounds rights package that would stabilise debt-ridden Wednesday and create much needed investment to underpin a return to the Premiership.

Allen's board are also considering three other approaches, including interest from an unnamed Chinese casino owner who flew in to watch the midweek 1-1 draw with Plymouth.

But the connection with oil-rich Larsson, a long-standing friend of Allen, is considered the likeliest resolution.

Allen said: "It would certainly be a way forward that would bring some money into the club ? and it would be looked on favourably by our bank."

The Co-op Bank, who shoulder most of the club's £26m debt, had an influential part in Wednesday fighting off the advances of former Chelsea chairman Ken Bates, who then switched to Yorkshire rivals Leeds.

Under FA rules, Larsson - whose business is based in Aberdeen - would have to relinquish his stake in Hartlepool, as part owner of the north-east club to join Allen in a new football venture.

Oh, FFS!! What time does my alarm go off?.................................. :blink:

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the nial quin anology is a good one tbh. its common practice to have someone "front" a consortium, to be viewed as a freindly face and say the right things to the fans. makes me wonder if things are now moving apace. stories were rife the sb had stumbled on the truth and had been asked to keep it under wraps? maybe times up forcing his hand. Poolies are certainly finding it a bit suspicous.

they think monkeys are french spies though...

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4th actually!

2 x as a player

once as a manager

and now as, er.....

Apologies!! I'd forgotten about the 1st 2nd coming.......................... D'oh!!

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