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Originally Posted by pagl
I think it came down to opportunity and change of heart.
Seemed Moss and Dickens were genuine when they took over and I am sure the trust backed them verbally not financially.
Moss and Dickens didnt really have the inclination to then run the club realised they couldnt afford to pay someone to run the club and then with the help of Roberts found a way to shaft the club and pass it to the fans.
Sadly it is a typical prey of the vulnerable story with the WCBC incompetence ingredient on top and the result was the WV cake.
Thats as simplistic as it gets, there are many twists in there but its deceit at its best all round.
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Yes but Moss and Dickens were business men not fans of the club,they had the same business plan as gutterman/Hamilton to build up debt,and you say they could not pay someone to run the club,but on the other hand they were building up more debt every week.