Good shout Nick and if they’re happy for the PLB guys to create a list of local businesses who have invested then they’ll get lots of happy Wombles through their doors.

Nice one TF 👍 KT2 - no worries - question received so I expect me or us here to hear back later today.

Wondering whether we have talked to businesses around plough Lane. Surely getting the stadium built would be in the interests of people like “the stadium cafe” on the corner of Aldren Road and the fast food shops on the Lane.

I'm sure LTB could/would put a few grand in 😀

There are lots of reasons we can each come up with for not putting money in to the bond scheme, but the way I am looking at it is that, if the club were to suffer an insolvency event in the future, how much would I be willing to put in to keep the club going? Putting in what I can spare now reduces the risk of future financial failure and delays/prevents investors from taking control.

Nigerian Fash used to have access to government money? 🤔

Maybe not Gary Stevens.

Doobs - thanks for your input earlier. Made contact, the guys responded quickly and we’ve linked them up with some people who should be able to add some value and if not there are other options awaiting.

Doobs - thanks very much! Snozzle, appreciate the advice, though suspect it's not all that simple. I'd like to know as much as possible about the associated risks - including the risk that the project fails and the DT doesn't subsequently handle the bond investment in a way I'd agree with.

Another Python dies :-( Terry Jones.

Am currently wondering if the tax deadline day is delaying some more affluent investors from declaring their lump sum into the bond and maybe they will join the scheme in February.

The bond will still be attractive only to Wimbledon fans or those that want to do it to support the club. Anyone with sizeable money to invest can get more than 4% in various funds or other bonds. I'd be amazed if we reach £3m, albeit will be welcome.

wdan - exactly; nobody is being forced to invest money they couldn't afford to lose if it all went belly up, and for those with modest amounts of "spare" savings, this potentially is a win-win, both from an interest rate viewpoint and from the helping to get the stadium built objective. What an incredible thing it would be if we as fans managed to bring this to a point where an affordable loan of a manageable size was enabled by the generosity of fans and others (albeit I personally went for an interest rate that is above the paltry 0.0025% or whatever it is I'm getting with my bank ISA). In fact, how banks get away with holding onto your money so that they can loan it to others at far higher rates of interest than they're giving you as an investor, and sending out letters every 6 months saying "The interest rate on your blah blah will be dropping to almost zero" is quite irritating at times. Maybe offshore is the way to go...... (as if - I certainly don't have that kind of dosh!).

yeah plenty of people I have spoken to are waiting to move money around , assess the final total after the AGM or wait for the end of the month. Still need everyone doing there bit, even if you personally cant afford it you can make up by telling everyone about it in a positive manner rather than talking it down.

KT2 - i have relayed your question, in case you havent already. Not sure of the answer, myself, so wouldnt want to get it wrong x

I would be very surprised if we don't raise more from the Bond than than Seedrs as (1) it is a case of an investment (albeit one with risk), rather than a pur donation (2) it is being properly and seriously marketed by people within the fanbase, as opposed to the trivial laddish stuff about "your name on a urinal" which we got from the Seedrs offering (3) we all know how important it is, whereas Seedrs was pitched as being for optional extras to top up funding that was already in place.

Dr Negative - give people a chance, bonds been running less than a week and you are writing it off ffs. What did you expect £2m after a few days. As others have said people need to move money around. Me and the Mrs will be sorting out our 5k each this week.

KT2- Its pretty clear to me. if you put in money and you lose it and this mean syou end up in the gutter you need to think about it. If you lose it and you it means you have to buy tesco blue stripe for a while go ahead.

Lol nick.

I'm going to be putting in more than I pledged in the survey. However I'll wait until after the AGM next Thursday before I decide exactly how much. There may be others in a similar position. I feel more positive about the bond, the longer I have to think about it.

The people with the real disposable income are footballers, I wonder if we are targeting Prem players

TF conned?

Oh and for those on Twitter you can reach out to John Green directly (‪@johngreen‬) we don’t need to wait for the club to ask him. The more tweets he receives the more likely he is to pitch in and help us out.

Surely Mumford can knock up a quick song. Plenty of stuff rhymes with bond. Pond.

Kevin Maguire Is a well known journalist and Moorad Choudhry is a very well know financial strategist. Maybe they are touting the bond around in the right places. Perhaps Marcus Mumford is also promoting the bond to the high flyers in the music biz.