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Yeah, that's worried me a bit that

I mean the land we have leased for 100 years if off them so i think they would have some say in what we do. Stop trying to convince yourself we are about to implode because we aren't. I've nothing but optimism about the stadium. Just pointing out an obvious piece of bullshit people seem to have fal...

If we go out of business we wouldn't need a stadium. The point is stupid. I don't know the ins and outs but I imagine we can't legally sell it, probably unless it's ratified hy peel ports. Which I doubt they would. Peel have zero say as to whether we sell our property or not. They may be able sue u...

Without a stadium TheRam AndSeel , it wasn't a random What If. My point is, no contract we have signed can legally ensure the ground remains ours in all circumstances. We move in next September and simply sell the stadium to somebody. What can Peel do? They can't stop the sale. They can adjust the l...

AndSeel wrote: ↑Wed Jul 24, 2024 1:23 pm Legally we have to own it. It's in the contract for the land it's built on.

What happens if we go bankrupt and HMRC and the receivers seize all of our assets?

Surprised we are still able to bring in additional players since the take over collapsed and it could be a long time before we get a new owner ? Think the Onana money already spent ? I think the takeover had nothing to do with our ability to trade players. Only the P&S rules does that. Takeover...

We signed him for £30m and we're selling him for £50m. We lose some of the £20m profit due to a sell-on fee. Everybody needs to get out of the amortised accounting tricks mindset. Cold, hard cashflow is just as important as regulatory sleight-of-hand. We have circa £16m in cash and space in our book...

Maybe I just turned off at 3

Shogun wrote: ↑Sun Jul 21, 2024 8:12 pm Just watching the Seamus documentary.

Jesus Christ.

Got smashed 3-0 didn't we?

Took a 2-1 lead to their place then had to field that team.

MayorFarnham wrote: ↑Sun Jul 21, 2024 5:47 am Compensate. Like we feel for his loss and are only holding him back.

Financially, we would be

My worry is, if Moshiri has the money to keep the lights on after this current period, why did he rely on high risk, dodgy loans from 777. Hopefully someone can assure me I’m wrong. This season's TV money has cleared But we post a loss each year - which means at some point towards the end, we run o...

Did they pull out of due diligence with Roma, or did they walk away from the negotiating table?

Feels worse because it seems like Thelwell and Dyche are implementing something that looks suspiciously like a plan for the the first time in a life time.

One of the reasons 777 couldn't buy us is priority of existing debt.
TFG aren't buying us due to the 777 debt.

So are the next guys not buying us because of the above 3 tranches of debt whilst adding their own branch?

Because it's just reality, managers move on constantly and will likely be sooner rather than later. And because it's not just who manages the team is it, it's emblematic of the whole direction of the club. Like it or not, you have to accept what dyche represents imo. Was it these guys that brought ...