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Apparently he is worth 1.8 Billion.

3.23 billion actually, has increased his worth by 1 billion in the last year alone . . .

Hope it's Gandel but doubt it . . .

 
There's a Freemason's private hospital. Maybe to save money we're getting a deal done with said hospital, given that half our list is in and out of doctors on a regular basis :rolleyes:

We could save thousands in medical bills and groin tablets :P

LOL Groin tablets?

3.23 billion actually, has increased his worth by 1 billion in the last year alone . . .

Hope it's Gandel but doubt it . . .

If i had 3.23 Billion, I throw 1 Billion at Melbourne, and turn us into a superpower.

*dreams on*

 

Guy Jalland works for and is very close to the Murdoch's and Packers.

A long time ago both of these families were #1 ticket holders of Melbourne.

Think his inclusion on the board is pretty obvious.

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Dad has been on this blokes back for ages to join the 150 club and to kick some of his sizeable fortune into the club. He has had other priorities in his life of late, and just didn't think that in the past they were on the right track. I guess guys like Stynes just have a certain knack at getting money from people who would not otherwise get involved.

Please..again I draw no conclusion and no aspersion meant ( probably none taken ..just in case :) ) just curious. That would indeed be a fair enough reason and, hey his money. All sounds good. Hope all this comes about. Curiosu whom it is. Still s'pose a little time will illumiminate :)


3.23 billion actually, has increased his worth by 1 billion in the last year alone . . .

Hope it's Gandel but doubt it . . .

He actually married in to the Gandel family .

Please..again I draw no conclusion and no aspersion meant ( probably none taken ..just in case :) ) just curious. That would indeed be a fair enough reason and, hey his money. All sounds good. Hope all this comes about. Curiosu whom it is. Still s'pose a little time will illumiminate :)

none taken. I would like to tell people,as would dad but seriously we can't and it will happen. Hopefully it is actually a first instalment as well.

To be honest I really doubt his name would mean much to most anyway. He is not what you would consider a household name for many.

 
http://www.realfooty.com.au/news/news/dees...272.html?page=1

From the above article:

STYNES' TICKET

Guy Jalland LLB: Sydney-based with strong media executive background including his current role with Consolidated Press Holdings. Life-long Demon fan.

Stuart Grimshaw: Experienced banking and financial services executive, currently group executive of Premium Business Services.

Peter Szental: Founder and owner of the Szencorp Group, focusing on water and energy efficiency solutions for the built environment.

Don McLardy: Highly experienced executive with an extensive history at Melbourne Football Club.

David Thurin: Managing director and owner of Tigcorp, which runs retirement communities. Has a medical background and is a long-time Demon supporter.

Russell Howcroft: Chairman and chief executive of the advertising agency George Patterson

apparently there's also a mystery 8th member. time wil tell.

So far ...so good.. now we just await the plan. Word has is par tand parcel of the new way forward are new Sponsors.. and more of them. This is a definite requisite and quite frankly an underachievement to date, with all thanks to Primus , Volvo etc..we just need more. Im interested in teh preseason membership initiatives. Hell i'm just interested to find out about it all.

absolutely BB! so far this is all positive and is a relief to see the names involved as thety are promising. Now the new 10 man Board installed without incident we all need to see the plan ASAP so everyone can get behind and support the club

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