shoddycollins
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Just recently announced in the local media, the club have placed the ongoing investment and restructuring plan on hold due to the emergence of a mystery investor. They say they have to consider this new approach and see which option is in the best interests of the club, however the new potential investor has not been named and unlike the group of investors led by Andrew 'Laffy' Lapping, will not be making a cash injection to the club, or restructuring the club. But will instead involve the investor signing a 'three to five year deal'
Lapping's investment plan had been gathering pace over the last few months, with more investors getting on board with it, it had the support of the vast majority of fans and also the current board of directors and the trust. As well a £1.6m cash injection, it was to involve a restructuring of the club which many saw as long overdue, with the current traditional custodians of the club remaining owners alongside the new investors and overseeing the club, but the running of the club being carried out by newly appointed salaried managing and commercial directors. Lapping had been involved in interviewing said directors and just yesterday announced than an offer had been made to their preferred candidate. The optimism around the club over the summer has been pretty high. He was only told of the new option minutes before the media, and presumably the offer we made to the potential new MD is now off the table.
Not sure what to say... except that we're a fucking joke of a club... Leyton Orient, we might be about to give you a run for your money.
Lapping's investment plan had been gathering pace over the last few months, with more investors getting on board with it, it had the support of the vast majority of fans and also the current board of directors and the trust. As well a £1.6m cash injection, it was to involve a restructuring of the club which many saw as long overdue, with the current traditional custodians of the club remaining owners alongside the new investors and overseeing the club, but the running of the club being carried out by newly appointed salaried managing and commercial directors. Lapping had been involved in interviewing said directors and just yesterday announced than an offer had been made to their preferred candidate. The optimism around the club over the summer has been pretty high. He was only told of the new option minutes before the media, and presumably the offer we made to the potential new MD is now off the table.
Not sure what to say... except that we're a fucking joke of a club... Leyton Orient, we might be about to give you a run for your money.