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The wealth of new owners helps however the key is getting feelgood back in the club. Its fair to say as a rule the yanks understand the customer well
 
A change in Heirachy, Is a positive , that reflects a fresh , modern, forward looking feel to the ongoings at the club. New management taking over from an old ' guard shows progress.
 
According to the HDM the Allams are after £100m to sell. I've had a look down the back of the sofa and I'm a bit shy of that amount <laugh>

I wonder if that includes the debt....sorry loan? If so they're only asking about £20m for the club, very reasonable to be fair to them.

If we dont get a buyer at that price - if true - then we never will.
 
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Hull City spokesperson won't confirm or deny @bbcburnsy understanding that Peter Grieve's heading up leading potential takeover group.

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Hull City have confirmed to @bbcburnsy that there are 3 interested parties still in talks with the club over potential takeover deal.
So they admit there are talks on going but they won't confirm or deny that Grive is involved.
That's an 'It's true but we can't admit it' then
 
I wonder if that includes the debt....sorry loan? If so they're only asking about £20m for the club, very reasonable to be fair to them.

If we dont get a buyer at that price - if true - then we never will.

I suspect it will be more like £30m, which is a good return on their investment, particularly when you consider they've also had over £20m in interest and group tax benefits.
 
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I suspect it will be more like £30m, which is a good return on their investment, particularly when you consider they've also had over £20m in interest and group tax benefits.

Was the club budgeted to make a loss this season that's just finished ? That would add to the overall debt which in turn would reduce the Allam's profit.
 
I suspect it will be more like £30m, which is a good return on their investment, particularly when you consider they've also had over £20m in interest and group tax benefits.

But didnt they pay £40m for the club? If they have banked £20m in interest on their "gift" then they've only - only - made £10m.

Still, not a bad return on 3 years of been **** is it?