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BIH Disqualify Two Directors
Birmingham International Holdings have today announced the departure of two directors from the board following disqualification.
The announcement made to the stock exchange confirms that Mr Lee Yiu Tung and Mr Zhou Han Ping have both been removed from the board. Mr Lee had not attended a board meeting for six months whilst Mr Zhou has not attended a meeting for the whole of 2012.
Mr Lee was implicated in the ill-fated Xtep deal whilst Mr Zhou was recently noted to not have undergone mandated training.
Tags: BIH, China, HK, Lee Yiu Tung, Zhou Han Ping
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Almajir;, One is led to ask the question, Does this indicate a clear-out of B,I,H. ?.
In light of the recent scandal of the Directors Emoliment in excess of £600k payment to Peter Pannu, I now have extreme doubts concerning any further happenings in Hong Kong, !!.
Are you able to enlighten us as to what it actually means in connection with B,C,F,C. ?.
We are all extremely grateful for your dilligence and reporting of this shambles that has become the running of our Club, — Thank You. !!.
I’ve been wondering if it does.
I think that PP has been trying to move on directors from before his time so that he has more control of the board, and is looking for excuses to move people on.
Whilst I appreciate much has to be speculation, [ in light of non-transparency from Hong Kong ]. !!.
Apart from the fact that B,I,H. is supposed to be the holding company, They, as a body never seem to eminate action or information concerning our club,!!. So are they just a collection of individuals who hold shares in the purchase of B,C,F,c. ?.
How much were those two on?
Zhou will have been on nowt as he was an independent non exec.
Mr Lee was on (from the last accounts, which is 2010) HKD967k per annum – around £80k or so
Yet another two people within BIHL that never gave a toss about BCFC, and by the look of it ..never even showed it either. This only adds to the (still) growing amount of arrogance that is has been, and is still being displayed by the senior board. Now, I can tell this is probably all part of the current ‘clean up’ of things in HK, but really ..they were their own boss weren’t they?
Talking of expenses who’s the local Small Heath MP Dan
Think I might drop him a line, mind you with all that’s gone on he’s probably framing a picture of PP right now to hang up in his office.
Almajir, how many directors are left at BIHL? Could it be that PP and CY become last men standing in both camps?
Six, and no – I don’t think that would be allowed. If anything BIH are one independent non-exec short now.
Please could you republish this old article that you did about Pannu back in 2011.
http://oftenpartisan.co.uk/archives/2976/who-is-peter-pannu.html
I’m sure there were a lot of people that are new to the site that haven’t read it and would be interested in his background.
Cheers and KRO
Another two snouta out of the trough,,,,,,means that big Piggy gets more
Tom Ross congratulating himself and Tatts for getting answers to questions. No mention of your hard work and achievements! You need to get yourself an
NUJ card
In relation to Julian’s note above, I totally agree. I had the misfortune to listen to Keys & Gray (Talksport) yesterday mornin whilst they provided a platform for some Guardian journo to pontificate about Blues’ dire situation as if he’d researched it himself. I mean, he couldnt even get the chinese currency correct!! In fairness, he did recognise the Statement made by the Blues Trust (which I have no issue with) nor do I resent the fact that this info is in the public domain but I do object to listen to this type of person (allegedly) makin out he’s worked his tabs off and gettin the recognition for it when we all know its you that have put the hard-miles in investigating it and makin it public. Well done Al, I’m sure we all appreciate your work and know who the real voice behind the continuing Blues truth is.
From what i can tell BCFC is just inside the Ladywood constituency,
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&oe=UTF8&msa=0&msid=109596619792753493728.00045f3dc00beb9cafa4f
http://www.parliament.uk/biographies/commons/shabana-mahmood/72715
Shabana Mahmood
Constituency
Birmingham, Ladywood
Ms Mahmood
House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA
Tel: 020 7219 7818
shabana.mahmood.mp@parliament.uk
Just seen this when reading the recent Guardian article on Swansea’s turnaround over the last decade:
Along with the eye-pleasing style of play, the hiring of Michael Laudrup as manager and classy summer signing Michu, this is another quality winning friends for Swansea: uniquely in a game sold to plutocrats, the same supporters’ trust still owns 20% of the Premier League club.
Maybe we shouldn’t rule out the Trust not taking a financial stake in a new (possibly post-admin) club and business model? Could we make it work?
Why would anyone want not to buy the club 100%
Correction: Why would who wants to buy the club not want to buy 100%?
Almajir ,
With regards to the PP payment I assume the clubs FD would have been aware of this and will have signed it off?
There will usually be a remuniation committee that will authorise Director payments. Could it be that PP sits on that committee alongside some of the Non Execs?
Pannu would not be allowed to take part on meeting that discuss and vote on his pay. But it’s all pals together so hardly impartial. All they would need to know is that the major shareholders would agrre