Then someone commenting, effectively says, pot, kettle, black, didn't you do those leaky homes....
Phoenix Ownership - Rob says FTFFA (Part 1)
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This little gem of information was buried in one of the early Dom Post reports on our friend Ali Ahsan Syed but apparently WGA are a major sponsor of the Bahrain national team!
Like everything in WGA world, however, things are a little weird.
Check out this gallery from the WGA website which clearly shows photos of the Bahrain team with WGA on their shirts plus WGA advertising around the field at their 4 Jan 2011 friendly against Korea DPR in Manama.
I've had a look at the Bahrain Football Association website though, and no sign of any WGA sponsorship (it's all in Arabic though so it's a bit hard to tell).
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This little gem of information was buried in one of the early Dom Post reports on our friend Ali Ahsan Syed but apparently WGA are a major sponsor of the Bahrain national team!
Like everything in WGA world, however, things are a little weird.
Check out this gallery from the WGA website which clearly shows photos of the Bahrain team with WGA on their shirts plus WGA advertising around the field at their 4 Jan 2011 friendly against Korea DPR in Manama.
I've had a look at the Bahrain Football Association website though, and no sign of any WGA sponsorship (it's all in Arabic though so it's a bit hard to tell).
maybe Ali found out that the it was Terry (becoz of the Nix) that helped the All Whites win the qualifier against Bahrain, so will not loan Terry the money. 
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This little gem of information�was buried in one of the early Dom Post reports on our friend Ali Ahsan Syed�but apparently WGA are a major sponsor of the Bahrain national team!
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Like everything in WGA world, however, things are a little weird.
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Check out this gallery from the WGA website which clearly shows photos of the Bahrain team with WGA on their shirts�plus WGA advertising around the field at their 4 Jan 2011 friendly against Korea DPR in Manama.
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I've had a look at the Bahrain Football Association website though, and no sign of any WGA sponsorship (it's all in Arabic though so it's a bit hard to tell).
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maybe Ali found out that the it was Terry (becoz of the Nix)�that helped the�All Whites win the qualifier against Bahrain, so will not loan Terry the money.
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Funny one would say that, I thought about this a while back didn't think much of it. Still don't but then again this world we live in is pretty damn stupid.
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So in the latest article on the Phoenix's long term survival Terry is absolutely positive that $100m deal is "over the line", I wonder what is going on. Could the deal really be happening? Does he already have the money? 
Azevo2011-03-20 11:15:32
Azevo2011-03-20 11:15:32We will never fully decide who has won the football.
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So in the latest article on the Phoenix's long term survival Terry is absolutely positive that $100m deal is "over the line", I wonder what is going on. Could the deal really be happening? Does he already have the money?
But even if the deal falls through, that article says that NZF will step in to keep the Phoenix running. Sounds like we are safe.
Yellow Fever - Misery loves company
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Apparently all the democracy wanting peoples of the middle east are causing WGA to not pay people:
https://www.smh.com.au/national/accused-fraudster-misses-payback-day-20110320-1c29r.html
https://www.smh.com.au/national/accused-fraudster-misses-payback-day-20110320-1c29r.html
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This from WGA lawyers apparently:
https://wikifrauds.diariobit.es/Letter%20to%20Anzarut%20&%20Holm%20Lawyers%20re%20Johnson%20Group%2018.03.11.pdf
https://wikifrauds.diariobit.es/Letter%20to%20Anzarut%20&%20Holm%20Lawyers%20re%20Johnson%20Group%2018.03.11.pdf
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Matt Muppet getting desperate for something to right about in the online NBR. He gave Terry's number to Crafar and told him to give him a call. Not surprisingly Terry wasnt too happy about it.
Crafar said he had respect for Terry, but said
I personally don't like soccer, any fool can kick a round ball. They call it the beautiful game because dumb people can play it
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Matt Muppet getting desperate for something to right about in the online NBR. He gave Terry's number to Crafar and told him to give him a call. Not surprisingly Terry wasnt too happy about it.
Crafar said he had respect for Terry, but said
Crafar said he had respect for Terry, but said
I personally don't like soccer, any fool can kick a round ball. They call it the beautiful game because dumb people can play it
Stupid question,
who the hell is crafar!!!
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"Phoenix till they lose"Serepisos says no sale
Celia Williams
31 Mar 2011
Confusion surrounds the status of the proposed mortgagee auction of the palatial Queenstown Hill pad owned by embattled property tycoon Terry Serepisos.
The owner of football franchise Wellington Phoenix is denying his luxury holiday home at 31 Belfast Terrace is up for forced sale � despite a local real estate agent saying as far as he is aware it�s still going ahead.
Valued at $1.6 million, the three-bedroom, two-bathroom house has been advertised as going under the hammer at the Locations Queenstown office next Thursday.
The Apprentice reality TV show host says it�s no longer on the market and that he�s repaid the debt to TSB Bank, which instructed the mortgagee sale.
�There�s no mortgagee auction, it�s been settled. I�m not going into it � there won�t be any mortgagee sale,�
Serepisos tells Mountain Scene yesterday morning.
Locations agent Steven Kirk says he spoke to TSB yesterday and as far as he is aware the sale still stands.
�It�s status quo. [TSB] said, �We can�t comment but as far as we�re concerned it�s going to auction�.
�No doubt he�s trying to stop it. The banks don�t tell us much really. But I haven�t received any instructions differently.�
Kirk adds he hasn�t been able to contact Serepisos but understands he was staying at his holiday retreat last weekend.
�I think he took [the for-sale signs] down.�
When contacted again yesterday afternoon, Serepisos says: �I don�t know how they got that because I spoke to the main [TSB] guy after I spoke to you and he said everything is being sorted out. It�s something obviously in the channel.
�You will not see my house being on mortgagee sale next week. You�re just going to have to take my word for it.
�I�m going to get to the bottom of this. You�ll find out I�m a liar if it goes next week to mortgagee sale. Till then, I�m telling you it�s not.�
He denies taking the signs down: �I haven�t been down there.�
As for Kirk not being able to contact him: �How can a guy like that tell me he�s trying to get hold of me and he can�t get hold of me? What a load of rubbish. You�ve rung me twice and managed to get hold of me.�
TSB lending and credit manager Phil Gerrard refuses to comment.
A regular at Queenstown�s Winter Festival ball, Serepisos says he doesn�t make it down to his holiday retreat much.
�I love to get down there but I�m so busy in Wellington.�
Serepisos is reportedly relying on a promised $135m loan from Western Gulf Advisory to restructure his debts.
The High Court has given him till April 18 to repay a $3.58m tax bill to Inland Revenue, and prevent the liquidation of five of his Century City companies � including the company that owns the Phoenix.
Last December, five apartments in his Wellington Century City block � owned by Serepisos� company New Millennium Design � went up for mortgagee sale after Canterbury Mortgage Trust went to recover $5.97m of outstanding payments.
Serepisos reportedly sold them the day before they went under the hammer.
https://www.scene.co.nz/serepisos-says-no-sale/286766a1.page
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Story on Ali Ahsan Syed and Racing Santander from the Wall Street Journal...
Fears behind the Racing cheers
For fans of Racing Santander, the lowly Spanish soccer team, there hasn't been much to cheer about in the past few years.
This tiny club from the north of the country was playing in the second division a decade ago, has achieved a top-10 finish in Spain's top professional league just three times in the past 50 years, and hasn't won a major trophy in its entire 98-year history.
But when Ahsan Ali Syed bought a controlling stake in the team in January, things finally seemed to be looking up. The Indian entrepreneur, who says his fortune is worth more than $12 billion, promised to transform the perennial struggler by paying off the club's �20 million ($28.1 million) debts and assembling a roster capable of competing against the likes of Barcelona and Real Madrid.
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Another Serepisos creditor files claim
'However, he says that all his debts will be paid within two weeks.'' - Just in time...
'The original loan of $1,081,987.50 was made to refinance ASB and Hanover Finance mortgages. It was made for a 30-year term, originally at 10.94 per cent interest..' - No wonder you would look anywhere possible to get a better rate.
'However, he says that all his debts will be paid within two weeks.'' - Just in time...
'The original loan of $1,081,987.50 was made to refinance ASB and Hanover Finance mortgages. It was made for a 30-year term, originally at 10.94 per cent interest..' - No wonder you would look anywhere possible to get a better rate.
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He's working for Terry.� He was at Phoenix prizegiving less than a month ago and his car was parked at Century City Apartments during the week.Why would that be any different?
Poor guy, 6 figure salaried (I assume) job, car, apartment. Feel real bad for him.
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Its all bad news from one week to the next at present.
I am starting to think it will be a miracle if Terry gets out of this unscathed.
He seems to be getting hammered on multiple fronts..some with money and strength to stick it out a lot longer than Terry can.
Good luck Terry..I still admire you for what you have done for the Nix.
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I am starting to think it will be a miracle if Terry gets out of this unscathed.
Terry's been plenty scathed already, which was the point of the exercise from Burgess, Nippert etc. Now I want to see if he gets out of this in one piece.
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This forum needs less angst and more Kate Bush threads
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Say sorry for what?
Exactly. We may not like what they are printing, but it's basically the truth.
The thing that bugs me most is the way they are going after Terry, but that's the nature of the press I suppose.
Apparently I'm apathetic, but I couldn't care less.
"Being a Partick Thistle fan sets you apart. It means youre a free thinker. It also means your team has no money." Tim Luckhurst, The Independent, 4th December 2003
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Looks like the NBR only just picked up on the Queenstown holiday home story which was reported in Mountain News and posted here nearly a week ago:
Matt Nippert might be a douche but at least he's up to date. Still, his parental leave will be over soon so we can expect a flood of new scoops from NZ's finest purveyor of journalistic smack.
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The holiday home in Queenstown is saved!
Serepisos's Queenstown holiday home sale is canned
Next up the Phoenix!
Serepisos's Queenstown holiday home sale is canned
Next up the Phoenix!
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Ahsan Ali Syed experiencing great success at Racing Santander. Sounds like just the man we need.
Racing Santander gains ground
Racing Santander gains ground
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WGA is most probably a fraud and a scam but Terry has plan B worked out. How long Plan B will hold water for is another question entirely, but I will put money that we will have at least one more season of Terry owning the Nix.
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