Buzzer said:This story is bollocks I'm afraid.
A work-colleague wrote to Phil Collins begging him to invest after Phil was seen at a game. He got a very curt reply telling said friend that he was not in the habit of throwing money away.
Frutos said:Where's the Phil Collins song title pun there
Someone's not got the hang of this thread...
Bluejuice said:I think you'll find he left Britain when the Labour government came into power.
Unlike Paul Daniels, who claimed he'd do likewise but failed to actually do the leaving part. Stupid magic twat
Buzzer said:This story is bollocks I'm afraid.
A work-colleague wrote to Phil Collins begging him to invest after Phil was seen at a game. He got a very curt reply telling said friend that he was not in the habit of throwing money away.
nobody's dupe said:Sorry to contradict you Buzzer, but I'm afraid that your reply is the one that is "bollocks."
I can assure you that there is some truth in the original post. He was one of three guys from the' pop music scene' who were approached by a then member of the board to invest some money in the Albion. They were all men with a lot of money, but one was and still is mega-rich. After meeting Greg Stanley he said that he was unable to deal with such an ignorant man. (or words to that effect)
The Large One said:With every post you write, it makes me more and more glad you didn't get beyond the late-night piss-up conversation stage involving you to take over the club.
Insert your own comment here, folks.BensGrandad said:I was never going to take over the club myself, I was only a tool...