Originally posted by REDrascal
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He just can't agree with anyone now, he's even ****ing disagreeing with the city council, good way to get them on side for the Stadium Planning Permision, ( joke, not a conspiracy theory?).
Ok, his people say he never actually agreed to do it, sort of, and the council very politely as is the english way say, er um well maybe we jumped the gun, hmmm, I don't know, seemed to be a biggish speech by all accounts, Tesco's boss did the last one, to an audience of many thousands.
Seems a hell of a thing to 'Jump the gun on', have everything sorted ready, schedule planned out, did they not call, or his people call the council to confirm or to refuse, or was that only done the night before when he 'Pulled Out', or who called who, i suppose the council must have called his people, he couldn't have called to postpone something he had not agreed to do.
Anyway it's just another example of the magnificent people who work for these organisations, pa's & pr people, etc. & how on the ball they are.
I liked the way the council said he must be under pressure, & referred to him having added pressure.
This is some of what was said below, & this is the whole article, it's in Gillettes write up, of him actually, no really, Speaking.....with his mouth.
The Texan denied pulling out of a public appearance on the Liverpool stand at Mipim which is being staged in Cannes
He said he never agreed to address delegates at the property and investment fair.
But Liverpool council insisted the businessman was part of the schedule.
A council spokesman said: “We spoke to Tom Hicks’s office. We planned him into the schedule and fully understood when he had to withdraw because of pressure of other things, which is understandable for an international businessman of his stature with his interests.”
A spokesman for Hicks said: “Mr Hicks at no point agreed to speak, nor was he ever scheduled to speak, at the Mipim trade fair.”
Fiona McFadden, associate vice president of FD Tamesis PR, whose parent company Financial Dynamics includes Tom Hicks among its clients, said: “They were invited to come along. His name appeared on literature but we maybe jumped the gun a little bit.
“They were invited but I can’t say if they declined or accepted. It was a miscommunication. I can’t talk on behalf of his office.
Ok, his people say he never actually agreed to do it, sort of, and the council very politely as is the english way say, er um well maybe we jumped the gun, hmmm, I don't know, seemed to be a biggish speech by all accounts, Tesco's boss did the last one, to an audience of many thousands.
Seems a hell of a thing to 'Jump the gun on', have everything sorted ready, schedule planned out, did they not call, or his people call the council to confirm or to refuse, or was that only done the night before when he 'Pulled Out', or who called who, i suppose the council must have called his people, he couldn't have called to postpone something he had not agreed to do.
Anyway it's just another example of the magnificent people who work for these organisations, pa's & pr people, etc. & how on the ball they are.
I liked the way the council said he must be under pressure, & referred to him having added pressure.
This is some of what was said below, & this is the whole article, it's in Gillettes write up, of him actually, no really, Speaking.....with his mouth.
The Texan denied pulling out of a public appearance on the Liverpool stand at Mipim which is being staged in Cannes
He said he never agreed to address delegates at the property and investment fair.
But Liverpool council insisted the businessman was part of the schedule.
A council spokesman said: “We spoke to Tom Hicks’s office. We planned him into the schedule and fully understood when he had to withdraw because of pressure of other things, which is understandable for an international businessman of his stature with his interests.”
A spokesman for Hicks said: “Mr Hicks at no point agreed to speak, nor was he ever scheduled to speak, at the Mipim trade fair.”
Fiona McFadden, associate vice president of FD Tamesis PR, whose parent company Financial Dynamics includes Tom Hicks among its clients, said: “They were invited to come along. His name appeared on literature but we maybe jumped the gun a little bit.
“They were invited but I can’t say if they declined or accepted. It was a miscommunication. I can’t talk on behalf of his office.
I wish people would stop having a go at Hicks. He's just misunderstood. He don't know what bull**** comes out of his own mouth....must be an illness I guess
Lying *******
who's arsed?
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