Sevco’s Director of Fantasy collides with financial reality

You have also to feel for Sevco’s Director of Fantasy Mark Allen.

Just before the festive break, he approached the Serious professional with a list of potential acquisitions.

The ex-Citeh chap was accompanied by young Master Murts.

They were both on the same page that the players on the page were value added.

Moreover, the list had been drawn up with an eye to the lack of resources at Sevco.

In other words, the players were cheap!

Sadly, the Serious Professional had to tell these two fine fellows that there weren’t the funds to action any of these targets.

It is with this in mind that I was interested to learn that by the end of November there were outstanding invoices to the sum of over £800k.

To be clear, these are not football debts or is it monies due to HMRC.

No, these are invoices to suppliers etc.

Moreover, I’m told that these invoices are overdue.

Once more, if my information is incorrect then I will happily publish a retraction here.

All that I need is a statement from the basket of assets formally denying that at the end of November the club formerly known as Sevco Scotland Limited owed just over £800k to suppliers.

 

8 thoughts on “Sevco’s Director of Fantasy collides with financial reality”

  1. Heh, heh, heh Phil, two great articles first thing in the new year. Have none of these suppliers learned anything from the debacle of the previous entity?
    I suppose if you run a company any business, even if it’s from a leprositic pariah, is better than nothing. (No it’s not.)
    Quelle Surprise ! The leopard and it’s spots.
    There’s a solution out there in the galaxy. Sevco ,allegedly, have 500 mullion + fans including aliens. The last time I bought a glass bottle of ginger, always Barr’s Irn Bru, I got 20pence back on every bottle. It may be more today. Now there must be gazillions of Glass ginger bottles lying about all over the galaxy.
    If each one of these 500 mullion fans collected at least 1 bottle each , at 20pence, that would conservatively bring in at least £100 mullion.
    Problems solved.
    Howzat for a bag of apples?

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