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Gelinas Appears To Be Staying With Florida
06/29/07 at 05:25 PM ET | Comments (0)
from On Frozen Pond,
I hear Martin Gelinas is close to agreeing to a deal with the Panthers, following in the steps of Jozef Stumpel. Both are getting two-year deals, so it appears JM likes his team so much he's tying everyone up for at least a couple years.
more on the Panthers…
added 7:44pm, from the Palm Beach Post,
Gelinas apparently will not be among that group. He moved his family back to Calgary over the summer and expressed doubts that he would return this year, preferring instead to sign with either Calgary or another Western Conference club.
"I haven't heard from him, (so) I expect at this point he will pursue free agency," Martin said. "All along, he indicated that's the direction he may want to go. But I'm still optimistic, so we'll see."
Well, maybe not…
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Allison Plans Return
06/29/07 at 05:15 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Pierre Lebrun of the CP via the Globe and Mail,
"I'm physically and mentally as healthy as I've been in five years," Allison told The Canadian Press in an interview on Friday. "I'm excited and ready to go."
The 32-year-old free-agent centre disappeared into the NHL wilderness last year, taking a season off while ironing out issues in his private life.
"I had a lot of personal stuff to deal with last year — just getting my life re-organized and dealing with family issues," said Allison, who went through a divorce. "It's been a good year for me, even though I didn't play hockey and people were wondering where I was or what I was doing ...
"It was important for me to just get feeling good about life."
Filed in: NHL Talk, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Briere Will Be Available On July 1st
06/29/07 at 05:11 PM ET | Comments (0)
from TSN,
Briere's agent, Pat Brisson has informed Sabres management his client intends on investigating his options in unrestricted free agency.
"We've made a decision to go to July 1st," Brisson told TSN.ca. "We haven't closed the door on the idea of returning to Buffalo entirely, however out of respect to Darcy Regier and the organization we felt it was important to make our intentions clear."
added 5:13pm, the CP, via TSN, has a story regarding most of the top UFAs….
Filed in: Buffalo Sabres, | KK Hockey | Permalink
The Nashville Mess
06/29/07 at 04:33 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Jim Kelley at Sportsnet,
Once it became apparent that Balsillie's hugely inflated purchase price (one that apparently included sending some $18 million that could reasonably be assumed to be Leipold's cut of an upcoming expansion pie, wasn't going to be enough to convince Bettman to roll over and allow Balsillie to put the team where he wanted, who is ultimately responsible for the decisions that may well have gutted the franchise?
Add to that, what does it mean for the future sale of the team?
It is fair to say that an NHL team without Forsberg, Kariya, Timonen, Hartnell and Vokoun simply is not as desirable a property as a team with them, but does that hold true if you're eventually looking to keep fans in Nashville from buying in excess of 14,000 season tickets next season? Clearly if you want out of Nashville, you don't want the fans to embrace your team.
Filed in: Nashville Predators, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Smyth Will Hit The Market
06/29/07 at 01:55 PM ET | Comments (0)
Don Meehan, agent for Ryan Symth was just on Leafs Lunch. A once in a lifetime opportunity for Smyth to see what his value is. The Islanders have made an offer, but Smyth wants to see what he is worth on the open market.
Also, cap numbers have been set, Ceiling is $50.3M and floor is $34M and maybe some change.
added 12:57pm, via TSN,
Sources tell TSN that for the 2007-08 season, the salary cap will rise to a maximum of $50.3-million. That is a $6-million increase from this past season when the cap was set at $44-million.
Under terms of the collective bargaining agreement, teams must spend at least $34.3-million on salaries next season.
added 1:37pm, Darren Dreger just on Leafs Lunch and said the same thing, Smyth will test the market. Dreger has heard the Islanders have offered Smyth $6.5M per year and that figure may scare some teams off. But Smyth also wants to win and he may question if the Islanders have that ability in the near future.
Filed in: NHL Talk, New York Islanders, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Sullivan Getting "Back" Into Shape
06/29/07 at 11:08 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Daily Press,
Sullivan racked up 22 goals and 38 assists in just 57 games this past season. He will have to wait until next season to hit the ice again.
In order to get there, however, he will need to strengthen his back. The Timmins native is undergoing rehab with a back specialist in Vancouver. Each session includes 45 minutes to an hour of manipulating back muscles, followed by an hour to an hour and a half of strengthening them in the gym, Sullivan said.
"It's a process that I need to go through to heal," he said. "Last year was last year. There's a lot of time from then until the middle of September when camp starts, so we're not too worried about that." The injury, nor the topic of the possible sale of the Predators, has swayed Sullivan much about his vision of returning to form next season.
Filed in: Nashville Predators, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Chicago Shopping For A Center
06/29/07 at 09:36 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Chicago Daily Herald,
The Hawks have a hole at first-line center with Michal Handzus likely to sign elsewhere as an unrestricted free agent. Handzus is looking for a four-year contract in the neighborhood of $16 million.
Tallon has said he won't pay that much for Handzus, which would appear to be good business. Handzus is coming off major knee surgery and isn't considered a premier offensive player.
"I've tried to get it done, but we have a Plan B," Tallon said.
Several free-agent centers who could be of interest to the Hawks are Michael Nylander, Jason Blake, Robert Lang and Mike Comrie.
Filed in: Chicago Blackhawks, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Flyers Staying Close To The Phone
06/29/07 at 09:33 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Philly News,
"Oh my God, the pressure, the pressure," Holmgren said, keeping the subject of what the Flyers will do this weekend as light as possible. It's only the linchpin to the upcoming season, after all.
"We're going to be aggressive," he said. "We'll be on the phone."...
Another player whose future is uncertain is defenseman Joni Pitkanen. The Flyers have opted to take him to arbitration, but are quietly making him available in a trade.
Holmgren said there haven't been offers and added that rumors of a deal among Edmonton, Carolina and the Flyers are not accurate.
"I really don't know where that is coming from," he said. "There is absolutely nothing to that one."
Filed in: Philadelphia Flyers, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Bettman Knows What He Is Doing
06/29/07 at 09:26 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the National Post,
Gary Bettman, for all our jeers, is no fool. We all loathe him for giving up on Winnipeg and Quebec City, but he fought like a mother bear to protect the six remaining Canadian franchises, bending league rules to permit Edmonton and Calgary to adopt distributed-ownership structures….
In expecting him to give up on the growth of the game in the U.S. and start repatriating NHL franchises to Canada willy-nilly, we're asking him to abandon a plan that has worked out just fine by the only measure that matters to him—the owners' bottom line. Even after deliberately turning down the high bid for his asset, Leipold is likely to end up earning about 9% per year in nominal dollars on his original US$80-million investment in the Predators. That's what we call a satisfied customer.
added 8:45am, from the National Post,
The National Hockey League was prepared to deliver a team to William (Boots) Del Biaggio and Kansas City's Sprint Center as part of a plan to keep the Penguins in Pittsburgh, sources told the National Post yesterday.
Sources said the league, which didn't want to lose a value market in Pittsburgh, asked the Kansas City investors to back off their chase of the Penguins while indicating to the group it would be next in line for an NHL franchise.
Filed in: NHL Talk, Nashville Predators, | KK Hockey | Permalink
Avs Could Dip Into UFA Pool
06/29/07 at 09:20 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Denver Post,
The last big unrestricted free-agent signings by the Avs came in 2003, when they signed Paul Kariya and Teemu Selanne. Kariya and Selanne, as of Thursday, were prospective free agents again, but the Avs aren't expected to make a bid.
More likely to interest Giguere are other top-line forwards - including Drury, Forsberg, Daniel Briere and Ryan Smyth. Forsberg underwent surgery on his troublesome right ankle in Sweden on Thursday, but his agent, Don Baizley, characterized the surgery as minor.
Giguere is likely to be high on Drury and Smyth, but will face stiff competition. A free-agent defenseman also is likely to interest the second-year Avs general manager. Giguere has spoken frequently about his belief in a strong defense, and the team already has said it will not offer a contract to its free-agent defenseman, Patrice Brisebois.
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Sorry about the late post. I was catching my breath after one of the most bizarre games in recent memory.
For most of Monday night's affair, the Vikings seemed to be mere bystanders as the Saints rode a roller coaster. New Orleans gave Minnesota a 20-10 lead and then took it back on a pair of punt returns by Reggie Bush and was leading 27-20 midway through the fourth quarter.
But Vikings coach Brad Childress got real dividends from his early-season decision to turn to quarterback Gus Frerotte. The veteran's late-game leadership -- and aggressive attitude -- won the game for the Vikings. Frerotte wasn't perfect Monday night, but there's simply no way former starter Tarvaris Jackson makes either of the fourth quarter's key throws:
- A 33-yard touchdown pass to Bernard Berrian on what had to be a busted route by either Berrian or Aundrae Allison.
- An incomplete pass to Berrian that resulted in a 42-yard pass-interference penalty, putting the Vikings in position for Ryan Longwell's game-winning 30-yard field goal.
Most of this game was about what the Saints did and didn't do. But when it counted the most, Frerotte stepped up and saved the Vikings' season.
Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas
NEW ORLEANS -- The Saints wasted one of the greatest performances in "Monday Night Football" history.
New Orleans managed to lose 30-27 on a night when Reggie Bush returned two punts for touchdowns to give the Saints a fourth-quarter lead. A late pass-interference call on safety Kevin Kaesviharn set up a 30-yard field goal by Minnesota's Ryan Longwelll with 13 seconds left.
The Kaesviharn penalty and a touchdown pass from Gus Frerotte to Bernard Berrian came after Bush had put the Saints up 27-20. Blame a defense that fell apart late, an offense that couldn't hold onto the ball early, a couple of controversial calls by the officials and kicker Martin Gramatica, who had a field goal blocked and returned for a touchdown and missed another attempt late in the game.
That all helped the Saints squander a franchise-record 354 yards in punt and kickoff return yardage. This was New Orleans' chance to right its season. Instead, the Saints are 2-3 heading into Sunday's home game -- their last in the Superdome for more than a month -- with Oakland. After what happened against the Vikings, the Saints can't even take a game with the Raiders for granted.
The Jaguars identity is based on their run game.
When they fell to 0-2 to open the season, it was in large part because they could not get it going on the ground. When they bounced back with two consecutive wins, it was largely because they rediscovered life with 236 and 139 rushing yards in wins over division rivals Indianapolis and Houston.
Against the Steelers tonight, a team they'd beaten four times in a row, Jacksonville managed just 38 net yards rushing -- 19 from Fred Taylor, 12 from David Garrard and 7 from Maurice Jones-Drew. The result was a 26-21 loss to Pittsburgh.
It's pretty simple but it's holding true for them this season. Run well and win, don't and lose.
At 2-3, they now have to get ready for a trip to Denver. The good news is the Broncos ranked 24th against the run at the start of the day, giving up 132.8 ground yards a game and while they beat Tampa Bay 16-13, they allowed the Buccaneers 139 rushing yards.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The Pittsburgh Steelers gained a marquee road win right before the bye week in Sunday's 26-21 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars. The win broke a four-game losing streak for the Steelers (4-1) against the Jaguars (2-3).
This contest was just as hard fought as last year's two games. Neither team led by more than a touchdown at any point and the Steelers got the final lead change with less than two minutes to go.
The key play was a late third-down pass from Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger to receiver Hines Ward for 18 yards that put Pittsburgh into Jacksonville's red zone. Roethlisberger also connected with Ward also on an 8-yard touchdown pass with 1:53 remaining to cap an 11-play, 80-yard scoring drive.
Pittsburgh enters its bye week with an opportunity to get healthy. Key starters such as running back Willie Parker (knee) and defensive linemen Brett Keisel (calf) and Casey Hampton (groin) did not play Sunday and have a chance to return in two weeks when the Steelers take the field against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Considering Pittsburgh's tough strength of schedule, the team should feel good about its standing at 4-1 heading into the break.
This one was over early. The Giants didn't miss Plaxico Burress at all because his replacement, Domenik Hixon, was superb. Hixon had four catches for 102 yards and a touchdown before leaving the game with a concussion in the first half.
The Giants spent a ton of time in training camp working on the deep ball, and Hixon received a lot of those reps because Burress was recovering from an injury. New York also gashed the Seahawks with the run. Brandon Jacobs had his biggest day of the season with 136 yards and two touchdowns.
By the end of the first quarter, the Seahawks were completely one dimensional on offense. Mathias Kiwanuka and Dave Tollefson each had a sack but defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo called off the dogs before the first half ended. The Giants had 342 yards at the half.
Quarterback Eli Manning was brilliant, finishing 19-of-25 for 267 yards and two touchdowns. Tom Coughlin didn't want to talk about Burress' absence after the game, but this was obviously a statement game. Coughlin preaches that no one is bigger than the team, and there was evidence of that on the field Sunday.
Sinorice Moss took advantage of some rare playing time and scored two touchdowns in the second half. Tight end Kevin Boss told the Daily News is was like an old-fashioned high school blowout. And for one day, that was a fitting description for the Seahawks.
If the Cowboys truly want to be considered an elite team, it's not simply about winning and losing. After taking a 17-0 lead over the Bengals, the Cowboys let them back in the game.
The Bengals were a two-point conversion away from tying it at 24 in the fourth quarter. With the win, the Cowboys moved to 4-1 on the season to keep pace with the surging Redskins. The Giants are the division's only unbeaten team at 4-0.
A week after being criticized for not running the ball in a loss to the Redskins, the Cowboys ran it 38 times against the Bengals. Rookie Felix Jones had nine carries for 96 yards, including a sensational 33-yard touchdown run.
Marion Barber did the heavy lifting with 23 carries for 84 yards. The Cowboys, though, were not in a celebratory mood. This isn't a team that's allowed to be satisfied with relatively narrow wins over bad teams. I'm told that Phillips had a run-in with a Fort Worth columnist after the game, so I'll try to track that story down for you.
Chad Ocho Cinco had threatened to kiss the Cowboys star at midfield if he scored a touchdown, but he was a non-factor for much of the day. T.J. Houshmandzadeh led the Bengals with seven catches for 85 yards and a couple of touchdowns.
Tony Romo threw for three touchdowns, but he also threw an interception in his eighth consecutive game. That's the longest streak in the league, but the most alarming part, is that it occurred when the game was still in doubt. A team like the Cowboys has to put the Bengals away. On Sunday, they weren't up to the task -- until late.
Back in training camp, who could have imagined that beating the San Francisco 49ers in Week 5 would be critical for the New England Patriots?
The Patriots scored a significant 30-21 triumph Sunday at Candlestick Park. What made winning so important was that the Patriots were coming off a humiliating, no-answers defeat to the Miami Dolphins.
A loss on Sunday would have compounded that blow, a true faceplant. The defending AFC champs would have been 2-2 with another California game to go before returning to their homes. The Patriots will play the San Diego Chargers next Sunday night and are staying out West in between.
The Patriots survived a tough scenario to remain within striking distance of the Buffalo Bills, who suffered their first defeat and are 4-1 atop the AFC East.
What should be encouraging to Patriots fans is that receiver Randy Moss looked like he was having fun. A 66-yard touchdown play in the first quarter will do that. His touchdown also seemed to liven up the team.
Although the Patriots lost running back LaMont Jordan with a leg injury, they dominated time of possession. They ran 80 plays, while the 49ers ran one less than their moniker. The Patriots held the ball for an amazing 39:52.
The Buffalo Bills suffered two losses on Sunday, but their upcoming bye will help them cope.
The Bills couldn't reach their off week with an unblemished record, and their 41-17 loss to the Arizona Cardinals in University of Phoenix Stadium didn't have as much to do with Trent Edwards' injury as many might think.
It had more to do with the Bills' inability to handle a team that can throw.
Edwards left the game after three passes because of a concussion brought by a dizzying sack. The Bills couldn't recover, and although J.P. Losman had his moments, that precious bye week couldn't have come at a better time.
By all accounts, Edwards is the offensive leader. Losman, the man Edwards supplanted, hasn't exactly embraced a supporting role, but as Bills fans gulped hard while Edwards was being escorted off the field, having a serviceable backup had to provide a bit of relief. But not a huge sigh.
Losman completed 15 of 21 passes for 220 yards, much of it coming on an 87-yard touchdown hookup with Lee Evans. Losman also scampered for a touchdown. But he also threw an interception and lost a fumble.
The Bills never were in the game because their defense couldn't contain the first legitimate passing attack it faced. Not having top cornerback Terrence McGee (knee) certainly didn't help, but he couldn't have made a big enough difference had he played.
Even without Anquan Boldin, quarterback Kurt Warner threw for 250 yards and two TDs. He used nine different receivers to help the Cardinals hold the ball for 36:16. Of their 28 first downs, 17 of them were on pass plays.
SAN FRANCISCO -- The 49ers have started 2-3 for the second consecutive season. Their offense showed promise early against the Patriots before devolving into a game of chase-the-quarterback. J.T. O'Sullivan ran for his life much of the second half, sometimes throwing passes almost randomly to avoid sacks.
The Patriots took control late in the second quarter and held the ball in the third. Frank Gore, the only player the 49ers think commands a minimum number of touches each week, did not have a rushing attempt in the third quarter.
Mike Nolan's job security figures to become an issue again as the 49ers head into games against the Eagles and Giants. The road to 2-5 appears to be a slippery one for the 49ers.
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It's something about playing NFC East teams on the road that brings out the best in the Cincinnati Bengals.
Cincinnati put up another tough fight against the NFC East but still lost its fifth game in a row during a 31-22 defeat to the Dallas Cowboys.
As promised by receiver Chad Ocho Cinco, the Bengals brought everything they had against heavily-favored Dallas (4-1). Cincinnati fell behind 17-0 before scoring 16 unanswered points and eventually running out of gas. A pair of fourth-quarter touchdown passes by Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo put the game out of reach.
Cincinnati, meanwhile, falls to 0-5 with its next two games on the road against the New York Jets and at home against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The playoffs appear are out of reach for the Bengals early in the season. But perhaps a performance like this can jumpstart the team's likely role of playing "spoiler" for opponents the rest of the way.
Most of the attention at Lambeau Field was on the right shoulder of Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers. If anything, however, it appears the Packers' rash of defensive injuries finally caught up to them in their 27-24 loss to Atlanta.
Yes, Rodgers' fourth-quarter interception put the Falcons in position for what turned out to be the deciding points. But from what I could see, that play was one of his few mistakes in an otherwise admirable performance.
The Packers' defense, however, was simply outmanned by an Atlanta offense that hadn't scored a touchdown in two previous road games this season. They were missing three starters -- and one replacement starter -- while using a clearly debilitated A.J. Hawk at weakside linebacker.
Falcons tight end Justin Peelle beat Hawk on his first-quarter touchdown reception, and reserve cornerback Will Blackmon was defending on Roddy White's 22-yard pass in the second quarter. And in the first game since defensive end Cullen Jenkins was declared out for the season because of a chest injury, the Packers gave up 176 rushing yards.
Rodgers proved he could play in pain Sunday, but the Packers' undermanned defense couldn't match his efforts.
Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando
The Cardinals needed this one. So did their quarterback.
Kurt Warner wasn't happy when his six-turnover showing in Week 4 raised questions from reporters about his job status. Warner silenced critics by delivering the efficient performance Arizona needed to right its season following consecutive road defeats. Warner's job was never in jeopardy and he removed any lingering doubt in this game.
Buffalo was due for a game such as this one, but that doesn't diminish the victory for Arizona. Warner attempted more than 40 passes without taking a sack, significant progress for the Cardinals heading into their home game against Dallas in Week 6.
The Cardinals' defense needed to recapture the physical, borderline violent tendencies it showed at times earlier in the season. Safety Adrian Wilson knocked Bills quarterback Trent Edwards from the game with a concussion after only three pass attempts. The Cardinals' defense tends to play with swagger when Wilson leads the way. His return from a hamstring injury came just in time.
Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas
Don't be surprised if Jon Gruden starts putting flowers in Jeff Garcia's locker in the next few days.
Gruden, who Garcia once said only dates quarterbacks, but doesn't marry them, could be turning back to the one he dumped a few weeks ago. After a season-opening loss to New Orleans, it looked like Garcia might have started his last game for the Bucs.
Just goes to show how quickly things can change when it comes to Gruden and quarterbacks. Garcia got into Sunday's loss at Denver after starter Brian Griese suffered a shoulder injury.
It remains to be seen how serious Griese's injury is, and that alone could prompt a switch back to Garcia. But even if Griese is healthy enough to play next week against Carolina, I think there's a good chance Gruden will go with Garcia anyway.
Griese threw six interceptions in the previous two games and wasn't able to move the ball against a Denver defense that's struggled most of the season. Garcia led Tampa Bay to its only touchdown. That may be enough to get Garcia back in the lineup.
DENVER -- So, Denver won another game by a field goal or less.
But this game was a lot less wild than Denver's wins over San Diego and New Orleans (which Denver won by a total of three points) at Invesco Field at Mile High.
Tampa Bay scored a late touchdown to make it close, but otherwise Denver controlled this game.
And it did in a curious way -- on defense. Defense carried the day in Denver. After allowing 33 points to Kansas City last week, and allowing a total of 113 points in the past three games, Denver's defense tightened. Sure, Tampa Bay was offensively challenged, but it was a nice effort by Denver.
The Broncos blitzed often and had its best pass-rushing day of the season.
On a day where the Denver offense was halted by a strong defense, the only way Denver was going to win this game was on defense. That didn't seem possible.
But the Denver defense came through and now the Broncos are 4-1 and lead the AFC West by two games.
Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas
There are a lot of people in Charlotte who have been saying rookie running back Jonathan Stewart should be starting ahead of DeAngelo Williams.
That was a decent argument -- until Sunday's game against the Chiefs. Maybe John Fox knows what he's doing, after all. Williams ran for a career-best 123 yards and scored three touchdowns. He carried 20 times and Stewart had 72 yards on 19 caries.
That's about as good a balance as you can get. It's been said before that Fox is too loyal to his veterans, but, in the case of Williams, there's a reason for that. The former first-round pick has lots of talent. He hasn't always had the chance to show it, but that wasn't his fault.
Carolina now has the personnel to help Williams succeed and Fox and offensive coordinator Jeff Davidson finally have figure out how to use him.
By the way, I know all about Dallas and Washington, but isn't about time Carolina starts getting mentioned as one of the NFC's elite teams?


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This is the first project I've worked on with Smoke & Mirrors, which followed the brief to envisage the Fluid credit card's latest TVC, reflecting the unique tone and attributes the card offers its customers.
Dan Andrew, (head of The Studio at Smoke & Mirrors), wanted to play on key words taken from the script such as 'engineered', 'uniquely advanced' and 'beautifully simple'.
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Haribo have released two ads for its Starmix sweets featuring adults talking like young children. The first spot was set in a company boardroom, the second/latest takes place in a cinema, and launched on-air in last week. They were both created by Trevor Robinson and Mary-Sue Masson. As if that wasn't enough for the super-talented Mary-Sue, she also directed both spots, also through Quiet Storm.
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Following on from the well-received Boardroom, which Nick Hastings, co-founder and creative director at Krow, had the following to say about in Campaign's Private View, published 27.02.14: "The Haribo commercial is a packet-full of dopey fun. Grey-suited horrors in a boardroom become instantly likeable when they talk about their favourite Starmixes, simply because they are lip-synching to charming and totally believable kids' voices. It's brilliantly performed, and the director has had the good sense to keep it all beautifully understated (the actors take on the body language of kids, but so you laugh rather than cringe)…"
It's chilli (and lime) up north! Another happy lender…
Right, let's get up to Manchester and the North West for some proper burgers (chilli and lime for me!); watch this short film to hear about another amazing loan success:
Michelle Partington has been running Lakeland Picnic since 2007, making homemade burgers and sausages from their base in the Lake District. The business was looking to raise finance so they could revamp the look of their street stalls.
In September, Lakeland Picnic took out a business loan through Funding Circle which was funded by 221 people across the UK, alongside the UK Government.
If you'd like to find out more about applying for a business loan in the same way, visit here for all the information you need.
"Fresh" approach to business loans from EZBOB
I recently had an email from a spokesperson at EZBOB, asking me to include them in my blog.
"Since its launch in 2012 we have helped thousands of UK businesses grow, with many of them coming back for multiple loans. We are now offering a unique solution in the UK market to all SME businesses, with easy and comfortable access to funds.
Repayments are monthly, unlike our competition, Everline which has weekly repayments. We charge less in monthly interest. Average of 3% per month, also less than our competition."
As I've been interested in online lending for some time, I wondered what the annual APR could be. This response came back from the online lender:
"Thanks Kabir I really appreciate it, the APR could be as low as 19% but averages in the 30%-35% range."
Included in the press release were the following facts:
"We have a seamless application process that can have funds delivered to the business in one hour up to £50k for a period of 12 months
We allow the customer to repay his/her loan early without penalty
Ezbob is the only financing company to have the UK government as a equity shareholder, through the Department of Business and Innovation's Angel Co-Fund.
Ezbob is also the first and only online lender in Europe to hold the prestigious EU Financial intermediary title which allows EZBOB to extend funding to UK SMEs with EU insurance against losses. This program is run by the European Investment Fund (EIF). EIF's central mission is to support Europe's small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) by helping them to access finance.The EIF guarantees loan portfolio totaled over EUR 4.7bn in 255 operations at end 2012, positioning it as a major European SME guarantees actor and a leading micro-finance guarantor.
Once an applicant registers their company with ezbob additional loans are literally one click away.
We analyze the strength of the business not just the credit score of the applicant.
To summarize, the biggest news out of ezbob is that we are now able to loan to any UK business not just online ebay/amazon merchants."
So this got me thinking – doesn't Lloyds currently enjoy a healthy shareholding by the UK government? And from what I've read they don't appear to be lending money in any great amounts. Aha, but when they do, what interest rates do they offer money out to lucky recipients?
Apparently, a loan with Lloyds for £50k over 12 months would cost me an affordable £2,331.87 – assuming one were fortunate to granted one, of course.
Next onto Everline, I wondered what their charges would be for the same amount/period? Their website includes a loan calculator so no need to get in touch with them:
So quite a considerable difference to Lloyds. However, as the spokesperson at EZBOB claimed their loans attract lower costs than Everline, I thought I'd take a look at their calculator to see what how they promote their loans: as you can see, it gives the impression of similar loan/period costing 19.50% when it would seem to be nearing double that with most of their customers, "…the APR could be as low as 19% but averages in the 30%-35% range".
That's not necessarily an approach I myself would term as "fresh"…
Funding Cirlce powers into 2014
It was a busy week at Funding Circle with over 70 new businesses coming onto the marketplace. Of the 73 new borrowers, the majority needed business loans for expansion and the two sectors that provided the most activity on the marketplace were within the professional and property sectors.
New loans
There were 73 new business loans listed last week and there are currently 63 auctions on the marketplace.
The total value of the new listed loans was £4,169,600; that's an average of £57,118 per loan. The largest loan value was £150,000 and the smallest loan value was £5,000.
Business loans still available for bidding on for the next 3 days or more:
- Hair product retailer needs a £70,000 loan
- Convenience store in Wales requires a £80,000 loan
- IT staffing solution provider is looking for a £100,000 loan
- Motorcycle dealership needs a £100,000 loan
- E-learning provider requires a £100,000 loan
- Bristol pub chain is looking for a £50,000 loan
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Kabbage review – 12 Portraits – wonga load of old rubbish!
Thought I'd take a look at the 'arthouse' film directed by Gary Tarn, (this piece is not included in his portfolio, funnily enough), for Wonga.com. For the most part I am amazed more reviews haven't mentioned that it's a terrible piece of filmmaking! It looks good enough, but, hmmm, where's the story arc or narrative. I wonder, in their desperate need to not include any mention of money did Wonga and Gary actually forget to include a story? See for yourself – although, please don't think I'll be offended if you decide to press the stop button at any point!
If you're interested in actually finding out the back-story of the 12 contributors, visit here, where you will see the details of each person's successful loan application and the repayment history/charges, etc.
Interesting Wonga chose to premiere this film the evening before their appearance before a business select committee. Along with QuickQuid and MrLender, (I kid you not!), they were grilled by MPs whilst Ed Miliband gave a speech at Battersea Power Station where he said payday lenders were another example of the sort of "predatory behaviour" blighting the lives of ordinary families, signalling a wider campaign by Labour against big business in the run-up to the 2015 election.
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Leeds Rhinos under no pressure - Kevin Sinfield
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- Date: Friday, 28 September
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Leeds Rhinos skipper Kevin Sinfield says his side will be able to play without fear in their play-off semi-final against Wigan.
The Rhinos finished 10 points and four places behind the Warriors in the regular season.
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A highly anticipated Supreme Judicial Court decision rejecting a possible remedy for purchasers of improperly foreclosed properties to establish clear ownership has produced further uncertainty in the wake of the SJC's controversial U.S. Bank v. Ibanez decision, according to attorneys.
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Read More »Contract – Letter of intent – Exclusivity provision
Where (1) the parties signed a "letter of intent" (LOI) expressing the plaintiff's "indication of interest to acquire all of the assets and business" of the defendant and (2) the letter containing a binding exclusivity provision, the defendant's motion to dismiss should denied as to the plaintiff's claim of tortious interference with a prospective economic advantage, and allowed on all other counts.
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