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maar hoe zit t dan met dit nieuws van 27 mei?
quote:Darlington future secured
Darlington's future has been secured after a creditors' voluntary arrangement proposed by the club's administrators was accepted.
Major creditor and former chairman George Reynolds backed the proposal, which will now lead to a takeover by the Sterling Consortium.
"Everything has gone through and the club has been saved, thank God," Reynolds told the Newcastle Journal.
The consortium will now seek Football League approval of their ownership.
Meanwhile, Darlington boss David Hodgson is hoping to tie up deals for Bradford striker Dean Windass and Wrexham midfielder Stephen Thomas.
Quakers midfielder Ashley Nicholls is expected to complete a permanent move to Cambridge.
DeLuna vindt me dik ;(
Op zondag 22 juni 2014 12:30 schreef 3rdRock het volgende:
pas als jullie gaan trouwen. nu ben je gewoon die Oom Rubber die met onze mama leuke dingen doet :)
Op zondag 22 juni 2014 12:30 schreef 3rdRock het volgende:
pas als jullie gaan trouwen. nu ben je gewoon die Oom Rubber die met onze mama leuke dingen doet :)
wtf?!quote:Op donderdag 10 juni 2004 22:50 schreef Big_Yin het volgende:
misschien volgend jaar geen Darlington.
Ze zijn er nog telkens niet over uit hier in de stad of ze volgend jaar nog spelen.
Op maandag 11 oktober 2010 @ 19:31 zei Hans: Sersjee heeft gelijk. Punt.
Ben net terug van 2 weken vakantie dus heb dat neit gezien in het nieuws.
Misschien dat ik dat weekend meer hoor als ik de binnen stad in ga .
Misschien dat ik dat weekend meer hoor als ik de binnen stad in ga .
We wachten in spanning af...quote:Op vrijdag 11 juni 2004 20:11 schreef Big_Yin het volgende:
Ben net terug van 2 weken vakantie dus heb dat neit gezien in het nieuws.
Misschien dat ik dat weekend meer hoor als ik de binnen stad in ga .
Op maandag 11 oktober 2010 @ 19:31 zei Hans: Sersjee heeft gelijk. Punt.
Ik kwam dit tegen op internet :
Jun 8 2004
Andrew Wilkinson, Evening Gazette
Darlington are ready to party.
At a re-launch party on July 9, supporters will be handed the chance to rename Bar 66 at the new arena.
Changing the name of the bar, and making it more welcoming for supporters, is part of a wider scheme to re-brand the club.
Manager David Hodgson and some of the players will attend the event at which fans can suggest a new name for the bar, which will have new seating and more football memorabilia on display.
The bar will also be open this weekend for the first Euro 2004 games.
All drinks will be £1 a pint, and season ticket holders will get one pint free.
The club can now officially gear up for next season, as the Football League has approved the takeover by the Sterling Consortium.
The League's decision completes an amazing spell for the club, which has survived closure and avoided relegation in a hectic few weeks.
The Gazette exclusively revealed earlier in the year that Sterling would take over.
Now that the deal has officially gone through, Hodgson can sign players and try to plot a promotion campaign.
Boro goalkeeper Sam Russell and Wrexham midfielder Steve Thomas have already agreed to sign, and veteran ex-Boro striker Dean Windass will make a decision next week.
Hodgson has also identified several other potential targets, including a striker likely to spend a season on loan from a Premiership club.
The club will now look to the fans to rally round.
Many claimed they refused to attend games during the reign of colourful former chairman George Reynolds.
But now that he has severed all links with the club, stay-away fans are expected to snap up season tickets and pledge their support.
The ex-chairman's "buy one get one free" initiative last year, led to the club having a record 2,800 season ticket holders.
With reasonable prices, the club now hopes to match that figure, even without the free tickets offer.
New commercial manager Bob Gorrill arrived today, and he will immediately look for sponsors for the stadium.
The club would like the former Reynolds Arena to be renamed before the start of the season.
Former Darlington defender Richard Hope is expected to quit relegated York, and sign for Division Three new boys Chester.
Jun 8 2004
Andrew Wilkinson, Evening Gazette
Darlington are ready to party.
At a re-launch party on July 9, supporters will be handed the chance to rename Bar 66 at the new arena.
Changing the name of the bar, and making it more welcoming for supporters, is part of a wider scheme to re-brand the club.
Manager David Hodgson and some of the players will attend the event at which fans can suggest a new name for the bar, which will have new seating and more football memorabilia on display.
The bar will also be open this weekend for the first Euro 2004 games.
All drinks will be £1 a pint, and season ticket holders will get one pint free.
The club can now officially gear up for next season, as the Football League has approved the takeover by the Sterling Consortium.
The League's decision completes an amazing spell for the club, which has survived closure and avoided relegation in a hectic few weeks.
The Gazette exclusively revealed earlier in the year that Sterling would take over.
Now that the deal has officially gone through, Hodgson can sign players and try to plot a promotion campaign.
Boro goalkeeper Sam Russell and Wrexham midfielder Steve Thomas have already agreed to sign, and veteran ex-Boro striker Dean Windass will make a decision next week.
Hodgson has also identified several other potential targets, including a striker likely to spend a season on loan from a Premiership club.
The club will now look to the fans to rally round.
Many claimed they refused to attend games during the reign of colourful former chairman George Reynolds.
But now that he has severed all links with the club, stay-away fans are expected to snap up season tickets and pledge their support.
The ex-chairman's "buy one get one free" initiative last year, led to the club having a record 2,800 season ticket holders.
With reasonable prices, the club now hopes to match that figure, even without the free tickets offer.
New commercial manager Bob Gorrill arrived today, and he will immediately look for sponsors for the stadium.
The club would like the former Reynolds Arena to be renamed before the start of the season.
Former Darlington defender Richard Hope is expected to quit relegated York, and sign for Division Three new boys Chester.
OKE DAN! Het is dat ik niet in de buurt ben, maar anders...quote:Op zaterdag 12 juni 2004 12:50 schreef Big_Yin het volgende:
Ik kwam dit tegen op internet :
...
All drinks will be £1 a pint, and season ticket holders will get one pint free.
The club can now officially gear up for next season, as the Football League has approved the takeover by the Sterling Consortium.
...
Op maandag 11 oktober 2010 @ 19:31 zei Hans: Sersjee heeft gelijk. Punt.
Oude baas van Darlington gat lekker:
Reynolds loses legal bid to have cash returned
Former Darlington Football Club chairman George Reynolds today lost a legal bid to force police to hand over £500,000 seized when he was arrested on suspicion of money-laundering.
The flamboyant businessman, a one-time safe-cracker who went on to build a multi-million business empire, was fighting the seizure made under the Proceeds of Crime Act.
He was arrested along with business associates Richard Tennick and Ian Robinson on Monday.
In the boot of Mr Reynolds' car police found £500,000 in cash.
All three were quizzed by police for eight hours before being released on bail pending further inquiries.
At Darlington Magistrates' Court today, police and officers from the Regional Assets Recovery Team were seeking a three-month forfeiture under civil law of the cash to allow further investigations to the source of the money.
Police believe the cash is part of an £800,000 sum paid to Mr Reynolds by Darlington FC.
Mr Reynolds denies this and said the money had been paid to him by two members of the Sterling Consortium.
They had saved the club from extinction after buying it out of administration.
Mr Reynolds was born in Sunderland and spent half his childhood in an orphanage. Later came a string of convictions and jail sentences.
On his release he moved into the kitchen worktop business and created a company that earned him millionaire status.
He bought Darlington FC in 1999 and spent millions attempting to transform The Quakers fortunes, but the club finished seventh from bottom of Football League and Division Three this season.
He quit as chairman in January when Darlington went into administration.
JPs accepted the application but with a limit of just 28 days meaning police will have to come back to court by July 14 to seek a further order. They also rejected a bid by the prosecutor, Graham Duff, to ban the publication of today's proceedings under The Contempt of Court Act.
Det Sgt Martin Fleming, from the Regional Assets Recovery Team, told the court that the case centred upon sums transferred from Darlington FC to Mr Reynolds.
``My suspicion at the time and the reasons for the seizure of these funds is based on some unlawful conduct.
``Until we have conducted the investigation we will not be able to say whether the cash has been derived from unlawful conduct.''
Mr Reynolds, 67, of Witton Hall, Witton-le-Wear, near Bishop Auckland, County Durham, told the court: ``All I have done is sold my house and taken the cash out. It is my money and I can do what I want with it.''
During a theatrical performance, Mr Reynolds, who was ranked in a Sunday newspaper's 2000 rich list as being worth £260 million, added: ``It is very, very sad and a great miscarriage of justice. I have sold my house and got the money from the bank and I can do what I want with it.''
He claimed he had invested £27 million of his money into Darlington and had got just £150,000 back when he left, which he described as ``chicken feed''.
The money was for ``personal effects'' that included a £21,000 Gucci table and chairs that Mr Reynolds had bought, the court heard.
JP John Robinson said the bench was satisfied the police needed further time to investigate and granted a temporary forfeiture order for 28 days.
http://www.thisisthenorth(...)east/news/NEWS0.html
Reynolds loses legal bid to have cash returned
Former Darlington Football Club chairman George Reynolds today lost a legal bid to force police to hand over £500,000 seized when he was arrested on suspicion of money-laundering.
The flamboyant businessman, a one-time safe-cracker who went on to build a multi-million business empire, was fighting the seizure made under the Proceeds of Crime Act.
He was arrested along with business associates Richard Tennick and Ian Robinson on Monday.
In the boot of Mr Reynolds' car police found £500,000 in cash.
All three were quizzed by police for eight hours before being released on bail pending further inquiries.
At Darlington Magistrates' Court today, police and officers from the Regional Assets Recovery Team were seeking a three-month forfeiture under civil law of the cash to allow further investigations to the source of the money.
Police believe the cash is part of an £800,000 sum paid to Mr Reynolds by Darlington FC.
Mr Reynolds denies this and said the money had been paid to him by two members of the Sterling Consortium.
They had saved the club from extinction after buying it out of administration.
Mr Reynolds was born in Sunderland and spent half his childhood in an orphanage. Later came a string of convictions and jail sentences.
On his release he moved into the kitchen worktop business and created a company that earned him millionaire status.
He bought Darlington FC in 1999 and spent millions attempting to transform The Quakers fortunes, but the club finished seventh from bottom of Football League and Division Three this season.
He quit as chairman in January when Darlington went into administration.
JPs accepted the application but with a limit of just 28 days meaning police will have to come back to court by July 14 to seek a further order. They also rejected a bid by the prosecutor, Graham Duff, to ban the publication of today's proceedings under The Contempt of Court Act.
Det Sgt Martin Fleming, from the Regional Assets Recovery Team, told the court that the case centred upon sums transferred from Darlington FC to Mr Reynolds.
``My suspicion at the time and the reasons for the seizure of these funds is based on some unlawful conduct.
``Until we have conducted the investigation we will not be able to say whether the cash has been derived from unlawful conduct.''
Mr Reynolds, 67, of Witton Hall, Witton-le-Wear, near Bishop Auckland, County Durham, told the court: ``All I have done is sold my house and taken the cash out. It is my money and I can do what I want with it.''
During a theatrical performance, Mr Reynolds, who was ranked in a Sunday newspaper's 2000 rich list as being worth £260 million, added: ``It is very, very sad and a great miscarriage of justice. I have sold my house and got the money from the bank and I can do what I want with it.''
He claimed he had invested £27 million of his money into Darlington and had got just £150,000 back when he left, which he described as ``chicken feed''.
The money was for ``personal effects'' that included a £21,000 Gucci table and chairs that Mr Reynolds had bought, the court heard.
JP John Robinson said the bench was satisfied the police needed further time to investigate and granted a temporary forfeiture order for 28 days.
http://www.thisisthenorth(...)east/news/NEWS0.html
pfff... We hebben powerquote:Op zaterdag 16 oktober 2004 17:51 schreef Yeahinho het volgende:
Wankers!
één der onzen is inmiddels al mod
o, hier is t stof ook vanaf geblazen?
DeLuna vindt me dik ;(
Op zondag 22 juni 2014 12:30 schreef 3rdRock het volgende:
pas als jullie gaan trouwen. nu ben je gewoon die Oom Rubber die met onze mama leuke dingen doet :)
Op zondag 22 juni 2014 12:30 schreef 3rdRock het volgende:
pas als jullie gaan trouwen. nu ben je gewoon die Oom Rubber die met onze mama leuke dingen doet :)
voor de geïnteresseerden. Clyde Wynhard speelt inmiddels bij Darlington en heeft in de 3 wedstrijden tot nu toe een goal (elke wedstrijd eentje dus) gescoord
House is a feeling. And if you don't feel it, it can't be house
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Daggla!
While we're living, the dreams we have as children fade away
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Clyde Wynhard?! Dat is nog eens een topaankoop!quote:Op dinsdag 19 oktober 2004 14:32 schreef ChAoZ het volgende:
voor de geïnteresseerden. Clyde Wynhard speelt inmiddels bij Darlington en heeft in de 3 wedstrijden tot nu toe een goal (elke wedstrijd eentje dus) gescoord
Op maandag 11 oktober 2010 @ 19:31 zei Hans: Sersjee heeft gelijk. Punt.
als clyde wynhard en nu echt speelt dan is het echt een no-go club
DeLuna vindt me dik ;(
Op zondag 22 juni 2014 12:30 schreef 3rdRock het volgende:
pas als jullie gaan trouwen. nu ben je gewoon die Oom Rubber die met onze mama leuke dingen doet :)
Op zondag 22 juni 2014 12:30 schreef 3rdRock het volgende:
pas als jullie gaan trouwen. nu ben je gewoon die Oom Rubber die met onze mama leuke dingen doet :)
ze zijn al bezig om 'm voor langere tijd te proberen aan te trekken (eind van het jaar of eind van het seizoen)quote:Op woensdag 20 oktober 2004 00:19 schreef Big_Yin het volgende:
is geen eens een echte aan koop.
Ze kijken hoe hij speelt per wedstrijd anders mag hij meteen weg.
House is a feeling. And if you don't feel it, it can't be house
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3 uit 3 is opzich wel mooiquote:Op woensdag 20 oktober 2004 00:19 schreef Big_Yin het volgende:
is geen eens een echte aan koop.
Ze kijken hoe hij speelt per wedstrijd anders mag hij meteen weg.
.
en het is rond
quote:Wijnhard signs Quakers contract
Wijnhard has struck up a good partnership with Alun Armstrong
Darlington striker Clyde Wijnhard has committed himself to the Quakers by signing a contract until June 2006.
The 31-year-old former Leeds and Huddersfield striker joined Darlington on a match-by-match basis last month.
Wijnhard has since scored four goals in six games to attract the attention of Bradford and Rotherham, but he has now ended speculation about his future.
"He's a proven goalscorer and has impressed everyone since he came in last month," boss David Hodgson said.
House is a feeling. And if you don't feel it, it can't be house
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