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I know some of you will be thinking other thoughts with that headline but.....

One of our Directors Stuart Grimshaw is CEO of Bank of Queensland that yesterday announced it was to buy the Virgin Money business for $40m. They will be looking to expand aggressively keeping the VM brand.

Perhaps we might see a new Demon sponsor???

 

I know some of you will be thinking other thoughts with that headline but.....

One of our Directors Stuart Grimshaw is CEO of Bank of Queensland that yesterday announced it was to buy the Virgin Money business for $40m. They will be looking to expand aggressively keeping the VM brand.

Perhaps we might see a new Demon sponsor???

Virgin Money.. One could say this would be a fresh start?

 

They'd do well to stay away from us to be honest.

Trust you are not putting yourself up for CEO then.


I know some of you will be thinking other thoughts with that headline but.....

One of our Directors Stuart Grimshaw is CEO of Bank of Queensland that yesterday announced it was to buy the Virgin Money business for $40m. They will be looking to expand aggressively keeping the VM brand.

Perhaps we might see a new Demon sponsor???

Not a bad idea Jnr but he has a board and shareholders to report too.

Fairly confident that would be regarded by a very conservative industry as a bad investment.

Bankers are traditionally not risk takers and right now the MFC is a monster risk

They wouldn't be VIRGIN for long. Being associated with a club that is F***ed

Indeed, a club with a strong base upon Faith, Hope and Prayer could also do with a little Chastity.

 

They wouldn't be VIRGIN for long. Being associated with a club that is F***ed

Had to laugh at this !!!! hehehheheheheh

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