Very common nowadays to get things hacked from the cloud and it then end up on Youtube of other file sharing sites.....Can you accidentally leave a backup on a usb stick on the train or something![]()
And equally common then, as the data owner, additionally end up with a heap of trouble with the ICO as well as Ron's legals. Crate quite understandably playing with a straight bat on this. Easy for us to suggest from the sidelines that have no implications to us personally.Very common nowadays to get things hacked from the cloud and it then end up on Youtube of other file sharing sites.....
If I had to guess, the motive for Ron (as always) is money.Serious question and not a cheap shot at you
Why did he consent to the interview, I presume speak freely in front of the camera, only to say No at a later date
Its hardly phone tapping or hidden camera sting ?
Have to respectfully disagree there.I thought Ron comes over quite well in that... All things considered.
We have one of the largest squads in the NL, yes we could've gotten a loan striker in, but RM is right in that he would've said no to more transfers because that wage bill was already quite large.
He didn't go at any of the failed managers in bad faith, which he could've! He really praised KM which is excellent and I think so important in keeping KM here.
I think apart from the money / stadium side of things, he does love the club (whether for money or from his heart, not sure) and at least he will talk the club up more than anyone when it comes to potential buyers.
Nail, meet head.Have to respectfully disagree there.
My view is that the club has always a vehicle to get him from A (the point he took over) to B (the housing development, stadium and his fortune). To get to B, he needed to keep the club going as part of the toolkit to unlock his riches. He became more attached to the club when we had success on the pitch, taking the adulation that came his way. It was also the reason he overstretched financially when the good times disappeared, which is one of the key overarching factors contributing to where we find ourselves now. The club is now and expensive millstone around his neck, on the verge of ceasing to exist - an outcome that I believe he's been preparing for over the last few weeks/months.
Anyone can talk a good game, but he's failed to back it up with actions for a long time now.
And that my friend is the problem.I thought Ron comes over quite well in that.
Following this mornings announcement regarding a further HMRC winding up order, I am releasing the interview between myself and Ron Martin which took place in January 2023 prior to the last winding up order.
I have redacted 4 minutes of the interview, for legal reasons (which is why the documentary has not been released in full). I don't believe there is much in this interview people will of not heard before, but there is some current conflicts in what he said in January to what is happening right now.
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Gets louder after a minute, hard to turn up volume ,but interestingStruggled to hear it, did Ron know he was being recorded? Is that why there is possible litigation?
He also made some very poor business decisions, no doubt to try to save money e.g. dispensing with a CEO and thinking he could run the football club on his own alongside his other businesses. His previous focus on inappropriate &/or 'name' managers has also been a financial & footballing disaster.Have to respectfully disagree there.
My view is that the club has always a vehicle to get him from A (the point he took over) to B (the housing development, stadium and his fortune). To get to B, he needed to keep the club going as part of the toolkit to unlock his riches. He became more attached to the club when we had success on the pitch, taking the adulation that came his way. It was also the reason he overstretched financially when the good times disappeared, which is one of the key overarching factors contributing to where we find ourselves now. The club is now and expensive millstone around his neck, on the verge of ceasing to exist - an outcome that I believe he's been preparing for over the last few weeks/months.
Anyone can talk a good game, but he's failed to back it up with actions for a long time now.