According to a tweet from Martyn Sadler a few minutes ago:



Martyn Sadler ‏@MartynSadler





Wonder what he's heard?

We should have all bought a ticket for the euro millions you never know.



I also wonder would the board with hood have done any better in the circumstances, hope the two consortia get in first before there isnt anything to buy

Absolute statement from BG



“I cannot state strongly enough that I am not speaking to any former directors or shareholders or anyone who has ever acted as a director, about buying the club."



So that ends the Caisley conspiracy theories

May be a fresh start then with the consortiums

I strongly suspect that when his lips move he is telling an untruth.

But [isomething[/i must have reached Sadler's ears; therefore was hoping that some of the more finely tuned antennae hereabouts may have also picked up some names they may like to share

it sounds to me like he is talking about the bulls directors and that maybe others who have no affilitation to the club are interested

I've heard its a consortium lead by Duncan Preston and George Galloway. That's why we haven't heard much from them lately.

only means he hasnt spoken to him YET, also specifically says spoken, brendon may not have grasped voicemails yet but pretty certain he'll be able to use email. Guess we'll find out one way or another when this mess is all over though.

Lets hope BG answers his phone this time...

I suspect the key word here is "buying".

Many have posted regarding the apparent inability if these potential interested parties to contact the administrator. It seems to me to be simple advice that they should contact him through the T & A. They could keep their anonymity with the promise to the T & A of exclusive access once the bid is acknowledged and they are happy to go public. If as some suspect BG is deliberately not giving equal access to all parties (or none as he would have it) then the T & A have a rather different story.. If there is more than one bid BG will be accountable for his decision why he chose the eventual successful one.

If the T & A had been as active in it's efforts to save the Bulls as it has been with City (don't get me wrong City fans -- that's what a local paper should do) then we perhaps would have had an independent fund made up of fans money ready to invest with the proviso that there was some supporter input into the newco.

And yes I know I'm being optimistic-- there might not be any bids and all the talk and speculation may have been hot air. But I prefer to keep a glimmer of hope....