$5,000,000,000,000

[marky No.1]

That should be enough to cover the wages

(Cala Corporation America), has a spending capacity of 5 thousand billion, and companies all over the globe with the shares listed on wall streat.

You will need to translate this


http://semplicipedia.wikia.com/wiki/Giu ... oseph_Cala)

The link won't work but if you use it then search Joseph Cala, it comes up

[shrimper]

WalterMittyCorp.

Loads of guff, all talk, no signs of any business, no signs of any cash, assets, anything.

[fulwoodshrimp]

I agree with shrimper. Mr. Cala talks big but.....

[shrimper]

I'll be happy to apologise if anyone can point me to any evidence of significant business - but I've looked and can't see any.

Unless Mr C has assets in different names it would appear, on the face of it, that he signed an agreement to purchase shares (like Diego did) and then plans to try to get someone to put cash in (like Diego did).

Maybe today will indicate whether or not this 'deal' is going the same way as Diego's.

[Seasider9601]

From the photo I saw of him at The Globe getting in that Citreon, he certainly wasn't dressed like a wealthy businessman in his Fila Fleece.

This reminds me of the time Lancaster City were taken over by a Taxi driver a few years ago....

[marky No.1]

From the photo I saw of him at The Globe getting in that Citreon, he certainly wasn't dressed like a wealthy businessman in his Fila Fleece.

Wouldn't judge him on what he wears. There are plenty of people that wear jeans and fleeces with loads of money and there are probably more in shiny suits that havn't got a penny and what they have got is borrowed.

He was picked up in the Citreon from the station by a member of our staff

[P/T Indie]

Unless Mr C has assets in different names it would appear, on the face of it, that he signed an agreement to purchase shares (like Diego did) and then plans to try to get someone to put cash in (like Diego did).

I think it's this part that might be more true, it's more the people he is bringing with him especially Willamson?

I really don't understand what it is he actually does and how he makes any money and what has he offered these investors to make them want to come? They must want to be involved with him for some reason or have previous business dealings with him but doing what?

[Seasider9601]

From the photo I saw of him at The Globe getting in that Citreon, he certainly wasn't dressed like a wealthy businessman in his Fila Fleece.

Wouldn't judge him on what he wears. There are plenty of people that wear jeans and fleeces with loads of money and there are probably more in shiny suits that havn't got a penny and what they have got is borrowed.

He was picked up in the Citreon from the station by a member of our staff

Aye, you're right Mark. Never judge a book by its cover and all that.

[shrimper]

Absolutely. Richard Branson can look a bit scruffy at times, no problem at all with that. I prefer to judge him by what we know.

And that is that there's no visible evidence that we can see (and if anyone has found any, I'm sure we'd all be interested to see it) that he has any business, any funds, any previous solid investment history, any resources to be able to carry out what he's 'saying' he will do.

I can't see anything online and he's said nothing of any substance in any interviews about any of that - you'd think he would want to.

[Christies Child]

The Portsmouth administer soon found out that he had no money and quickly looked elsewhere and got theclub a much better and credible deal

[Gnasher]

We're already in round 2 and the board aren't in a position to do anything even if it falls through. Power lies with Abdul.

[marky No.1]

We're already in round 2 and the board aren't in a position to do anything even if it falls through. Power lies with Abdul.

Maybe he should take up darts