"didn't like bidding process. Breakfast was not hot. 1 star"Honestly I am never going to use GSP if I want to sell a team.
We should all google review bomb them with 1 stars
oh, the loser has too much time on his hands.Not defending Neko, laughing at the loser,
Thanks again for sharing.
A guy that's supposedly buying an NHL franchise responds to Joe Blow on Instagram stating he has some "dough" and you're laughing at Joe Blow? Is it Opposite Day?Not defending Neko, laughing at the loser,
Thanks again for sharing.
It'd take quite literally less than 30 seconds to send that message. The absolute absurdity of Sparks replying to that message should not be undermined, lol.oh, the loser has too much time on his hands.
That says way more about those drafts than Matthew Knies. In 2022 they had no picks until the 4th round and in 2021 it will likely go down as the teams worst draft in the history of the franchise.I'd probably trade our entire 2021 and 2022 draft classes (which includes a 10th overall pick) for Matthew Knies.
I keep getting emails from a lovely lady in Ireland who has millions of pounds to give away and, lo and behold, I have been chosen. I should pass on Neko's dets.Was there no pension plan or multinational beer distribution company interested in owning the Senators? This sucks.
well, it would take me longer for me. How do you spell the slang for money. Do, Doe, Dough, DöA guy that's supposedly buying an NHL franchise responds to Joe Blow on Instagram stating he has some "dough" and you're laughing at Joe Blow? Is it Opposite Day?
It'd take quite literally less than 30 seconds to send that message. The absolute absurdity of Sparks replying to that message should not be undermined, lol.
That's not true at all if they haven't reached the step to notify bidders of elimination.The fact that the "clown show" bid is still being entertained by the NHL, GSP and the Melnyk estate contradicts your claim that the aforementioned have control, and that the sale is going according to plan.
I understand there have been reports, but it is just my opinion that these reports are not and have not been accurate whatsoever. We've gotten nothing but speculation from our better reporters like Garrioch and Mendes.All of the above has been reported by a dozen guys over the past 2 weeks
Garrioch a few days ago
"Bruce Garrioch says Andlauer and the Kimels may merge their bids to beat the top bidder- assumed to be Steve Apostolopoulos."
Maybe that's why it's become a clown show. The team has been on the market for 7 months with a final bid deadline that happened 2 weeks ago, yet they are adamant on keeping a bid in the mix that doesn't have the money. Seravalli just reported that the three other bidders believe he's just there to drive up the price, despite not showing the bank how he's going to pay for it. That sounds like a clown show to me, even if these are just based on suspicions from the bidders.That's not true at all if they haven't reached the step to notify bidders of elimination.
As annoying as it may be, it only really matters that they get this right, no matter how long it takes.Someone wake me up whenever the decision has been made .
Arguing over everything else is a waste of time to me
There has been lots of things posted that wasn't speculation, just a day or two ago we got wind of the email the Sparkes group sent out a few days ago to his investors stating that they need more funding, and that it is an urgent matter.I understand there have been reports, but it is just my opinion that these reports are not and have not been accurate whatsoever. We've gotten nothing but speculation from our better reporters like Garrioch and Mendes.
"May merge their bids"... "assumed to be Steve Apostolopoulos".
I would think that nobody really knows what is going on outside of GSP and the Melnyk daughters at this point.
Well 7 months is a bit of hyperbole there, non binding bids weren’t due until early March.Maybe that's why it's become a clown show. The team has been on the market for 7 months with a final bid deadline that happened 2 weeks ago, yet they are adamant on keeping a bid in the mix that doesn't have the money. Seravalli just reported that the three other bidders believe he's just there to drive up the price, despite not showing the bank how he's going to pay for it. That sounds like a clown show to me, even if these are just based on suspicions from the bidders.
It's pretty easy to see through. Even if Sparks managed to get the money in the 11th hour (GSP seems to have no idea when that is), his group clearly isn't getting the team based on several factors, and everybody knows that.
Not likely, thought it was week leading up to the draft.BOG meeting on June 8 was it?
Right.. I'm just assuming that last week's meetings between the Melnyk daughters/GSP with the bidders allowed them to ask the clarifying questions. Obviously they had a lot of questions regarding Neko Sparks' financing situation, and I'll assume they got the necessary information out of that interview in order to proceed into the coming weeks. Doubt they would have just dropped Sparks without having a chance to get a clearer picture.Maybe that's why it's become a clown show. The team has been on the market for 7 months with a final bid deadline that happened 2 weeks ago, yet they are adamant on keeping a bid in the mix that doesn't have the money. Seravalli just reported that the three other bidders believe he's just there to drive up the price, despite not showing the bank how he's going to pay for it. That sounds like a clown show to me, even if these are just based on suspicions from the bidders.
Serevalli should know that the league isn't in control of this at all.. The league will wait until GSP/Melnyks pick a winner, and then they will approve it or not approve it. Keeping the Sparks bid alive is GSP/Melynks, not the NHL.There has been lots of things posted that wasn't speculation, just a day or two ago we got wind of the email the Sparkes group sent out a few days ago to his investors stating that they need more funding, and that it is an urgent matter.
Serevalli just did an interview where he stated, not speculated, that the other three bidders say the league is using the Sparks bid to boost the price, and that Sparkes had reached out to other groups to tell them that they have won and that they should join him,
"In all my years reporting on this business, I've never seen anything like this"
Right.. I'm just assuming that last week's meetings between the Melnyk daughters/GSP with the bidders allowed them to ask the clarifying questions. Obviously they had a lot of questions regarding Neko Sparks' financing situation, and I'll assume they got the necessary information out of that interview in order to proceed into the coming weeks. Doubt they would have just dropped Sparks without having a chance to get a clearer picture.
Serevalli should know that the league isn't in control of this at all.. The league will wait until GSP/Melnyks pick a winner, and then they will approve it or not approve it. Keeping the Sparks bid alive is GSP/Melynks, not the NHL.
Those last second urgent e-mails to potential investors are real, unless we're being duped by credible reporters.Since everyone is speculating and conjecturing, I have my own ideas. The Spark’s bid is actually the highest bidder by a decent amount and is more well funded than people here think. I think the Spark’s bid initially included a % ownership reserved for canadian partners to be determined later but GSP doesn’t like that and wanted actual names of canadian partners listed. This is why there was that influx of only Canadians added late in the process.
I believe the Sparks group is not actually the preferred bidder by GSP or the NHL, but they are in the unexpected scenario of being highest bidder. Now they’re scrambling to get the other bids to match.
And it was specifically reported by Mendes that they were well funded internationally but were looking for Canadian partners. The last second emails align with the need for Canadian investors urgently.Those last second urgent e-mails to potential investors are real, unless we're being duped by credible reporters.
So Frank's report that the Sparks group has asked the other bidders to join them is a plea to ask them to beat themselves? That would be hilarious.Since everyone is speculating and conjecturing, I have my own ideas. The Spark’s bid is actually the highest bidder by a decent amount and is more well funded than people here think. I think the Spark’s bid initially included a % ownership reserved for canadian partners to be determined later but GSP doesn’t like that and wanted actual names of canadian partners listed. This is why there was that influx of only Canadians added late in the process.
I believe the Sparks group is not actually the preferred bidder by GSP or the NHL, but they are in the unexpected scenario of being highest bidder. Now they’re scrambling to get the other bids to match.
Someone wake me up whenever the decision has been made .
Arguing over everything else is a waste of time to me
This is my stance too. I'm just avoiding all news for now until something concrete comes out.