I'm not worried

I'm discussing the madness of the man.

I watch Rogue Traders on telly doesn't mean I'm scared of getting ripped off

I'm not worried, tend to think you're right.

I would start worrying if he gave Hull FC money ..I would want to known the back end of a fart
and still wouldn't be happy about it

funny thing is all this money he has been throwing about, if he had just kept it, it would be a good chunk of the money needed to buy the KC at market value.

What would it be about 25% ish of the money needed to buy the KC. Even if he only offered about £10m for the KC it would go down better than the £300,000 or whatever it was he was offering.

KC and surrounding land must be worth at least £40m

Just how mortgageable would the KC be? Perhaps he's on a hiding to nothing.

I've e-mailed the Wail and pointed them in the direction of the Wikipedia page on Thomas Ferens. Hopefully after reading what a proper philanthropist is they might be less inclined to use the word so liberally when talking of that self publicising clown Allam.
The irony is that Allam studied at the uni paid for by Ferens. Somehow I can't see this bloke leaving such a cherished memory to the good people of Hull.

I would love them to print it for everyone to read and also about the Ruscador crusade that happened. Cant see it happening myself. Is anyone allowed ring a journalist and get them to write a report. I would do that for free lol

Brady has made a statement after the rlReferendum motion brought by the LibDems at the full council meetingrl.

Sounds to me like the Council feel they are safe in offering a referendum if Allam meets that set of criteria - as they clearly doesn't believe Allam will

Obviously still not enamoured by Allam's media tactics, either.

This is very very intriguing. Who are these senior people associated with sport in the city who aren't associating themselves with Allam and are privately supporting the council??

"Mr Brady said his comments were simply aimed at creating "cheap headlines" and again claimed Mr Allam had yet to put any sort of offer on the table.

He also claimed several leading figures in Hull's sporting circles had not made their private support of the council's position public.

He said: "What I am really disappointed about is the number of senior people associated with sport in this city who fell over backwards to assure us they were not associating themselves with some of the comments being made."

Cooke and Windass...

Presumably the minutes of the recent meeting between allam and the council should be available under the FOI act? Or maybe uncle harry could post a copy of his notes from the meeting

The majority of council meetings are open aren't they?

Decisions that are as far reaching for the people of Hull as this must be held in the open, loads of you lot are old and must be retired, go along.