Re: Fawcett on the brink? : Tue Oct 25, 2016 6:55 am  

Mr Hicks wrote:

I know our director

So how much money has he taken out of Cougars since he took control?

Re: Fawcett on the brink? : Tue Oct 25, 2016 7:53 am  

I think I saw Gary with a pie once. Not sure that he paid for it. I don't know how he can live with himself. We have a right to know.

Re: Fawcett on the brink? : Tue Oct 25, 2016 5:41 pm  

Churchill you are a (Edit by guess who)

Lets keep it civil people.
People have the right to there view.
We dont have to agree with it.

Re: Fawcett on the brink? : Wed Oct 26, 2016 3:36 pm  

Mr Churchill wrote:

So how much money has he taken out of Cougars since he took control?

Are you for real?
Nobody comes to run a Rugby League club to make money.
In this country only a few people who run clubs could receive a "dividend" but most will put those monies and their own back into the club and sport they love.
By the way, the law in this country can be an ass but some laws cost people big bucks., just a helpful thought.

Re: Fawcett on the brink? : Wed Oct 26, 2016 11:25 pm  

It's easy enough to check the share holdings and classes of shares held by each shareholder by visiting the Companies House website, which is free to access. However this only provides basic information because of the type of submission that has been selected by the Company. I must admit that I found the information quite interesting so why not check it got yourselves?

Just enter the Company Registered Number: 07091799 on the website.

Re: Fawcett on the brink? : Thu Oct 27, 2016 7:50 pm  

Interesting. How come Mr Fawcett suddenly got £245,500 of shares paying a fixed interest rate of 4% pa? That's £9,820 a year!

Re: Fawcett on the brink? : Fri Oct 28, 2016 9:48 am  

You ever thought that was a personal loan to the club.
Do you really think the club was in credit by £245k.
How can you syphon money from a club when there is no crowds down.
My friend was upstairs when Gary came up with the gate reciepts against London Scholars and there was less than a £1,000 took.
Now its not rocket science but that would not cover more than 4 players wages for that day alone never mind players wages and contract money when we're away.
I think as a small club were doing really well. Reserve team which can't be said of many Super league clubs and Championship clubs.
A youthful team which looks on paper more than capable of being competitive.
A coach who has been well schooled at Batley under John Kear.
Instead of knocking everything the club try to do get behind them or simply stop supporting them and keep your negative thoughts to yourself

Re: Fawcett on the brink? : Wed Nov 02, 2016 9:37 pm  

Mr Hicks wrote:

You ever thought that was a personal loan to the club.

Had to laugh at that one. Did he spin you that story or did you just make it up? Where do you think Fawcett would have got quarter of a million quid from to lend to the club? You'd have massively increased respect, business backing, sponsorship, goodwill, local buy-in, crowds, rugby league nous, volunteers, feel good factor not to mention sporting success and be a magnet for the community if Fawcett were to walk (or be led away). The dwindling number of (duped/naïve/stupid - tick as appropriate) people who still back him and keep him in power just prolong the agony and do the majority of (now lapsed) Cougars supporters a disservice, preventing them from supporting the team, as they will not set foot in CP again until he's no longer involved. Hence there are "no crowds down" as you say. And please don't refer to Keighley Cougars as a small club, despite what Fawcett has done to it. Cougars were big in the past and will be again - but not until this guy has gone, I'm afraid.

Re: Fawcett on the brink? : Thu Nov 03, 2016 12:00 am  

Mr Churchill wrote:

:lol: Had to laugh at that one. Did he spin you that story or did you just make it up? Where do you think Fawcett would have got quarter of a million quid from to lend to the club? You'd have massively increased respect, business backing, sponsorship, goodwill, local buy-in, crowds, rugby league nous, volunteers, feel good factor not to mention sporting success and be a magnet for the community if Fawcett were to walk (or be led away). The dwindling number of (duped/naïve/stupid - tick as appropriate) people who still back him and keep him in power just prolong the agony and do the majority of (now lapsed) Cougars supporters a disservice, preventing them from supporting the team, as they will not set foot in CP again until he's no longer involved. Hence there are "no crowds down" as you say. And please don't refer to Keighley Cougars as a small club, despite what Fawcett has done to it. Cougars were big in the past and will be again - but not until this guy has gone, I'm afraid.

Hmm
If you wish to keep digging then you're welcome to, but I would suggest that the demise of the club is not down to one person only.
Oh and if you think Cougars have EVER been a big club, to put it in perspective, Leeds regularly get attendances that are in excess of the clubs record attendance which happened in the 1950's!

Re: Fawcett on the brink? : Thu Nov 03, 2016 6:47 pm  

There is more chance of Gary doing a personal loan than embezzling a quater of a million pounds from the club. Like I said before Churchill your not a supporter and the club don't need people like you bad mouthing it constantly.