> If his version of events aren't accurate then Im sure you can put us all > straight.
I'm sure that I have already agreed (see earlier thread) that that particular version of events was of course accurate. Anyone who thinks otherwise must have their own reasons for thinking whatever they might think. Not me though as your arguments have thoroughly convinced me. Absolutely. There was nothing corrupt about KPMG who said that this CVA was the only possible offer to put to the meeting because Astor had written to say that they would reject any other CVA proposal (and KPMG stated to the meeting that this rejection applied even to the extent of 100% of repayment of all debts) and that according to KPMG the Football League insisted on having a CVA approved. Hence they had to propose this one as any other one would be rejected by Astor. That is what was written and said according to KPMG and this is not my opinion in any way. In much the same way as Bates deserves full credit for saving us yet again, I suggest that it is only fair to recognise that KPMG deserve full credit for saving us from the football league. That of course is only my opinion but without their actions and the wise advice of Walker Morris, the club would have accidentally fallen foul of the football league rules (as interpreted by KPMG). We are extremely fortunate to have so many saviours all around us. You also forget that KPMG have stated very clearly that they accepted the Bates CVA proposition because at that time there simply were no other offers on the table. Why you wish to suggest that Bates found a corrupt administrator is not clear to me and and I certainly would not agree with you on that point especially given the situation they faced. I can't see how KPMG had much room to move unless they were prepared to throw the whole arrangement out as being suspect in some way, and step in to take control of the club themselves and open the situation up to wider offers. That clearly was not an option because the club needed to be able to trade in the market for players immediately and without further delay. So you see, I really do understand the position in which KPMG found themselves and I can do no other than put my weight behind your arguments and help them on their inevitable way as much as I possibly can. Keep up the good work on behalf of our football club. _______________________________________________ the Leeds List is an unmoderated mailing list and the list administrators accept no liability for the personal views and opinions of contributors. Leedslist mailing list [email protected] http://list.zetnet.co.uk/mailman/listinfo/leedslist Join The Leeds United Supporters Trust at www.lufctrust.org
