Bob....bullshit....and you know it! Why do you do it?It's just a bit of selling the crown jewels again, nowt to worry about.
Bob....bullshit....and you know it! Why do you do it?It's just a bit of selling the crown jewels again, nowt to worry about.
I totally understand that but my initial feeling is that it gives us cash flow stability that all companies need to operate effectively, coupled with the fact that it is only a lease hold agreement which if I am correct means that the collateral I.E the Stadium or training grounds are only really at risk after significant default of the funds if or when used sounds like a very good option to have as it allows quick fund liquidation as and when required for example if a player becomes available foe x price but the selling club only want a cash deal with a straight up transfer and our finances possibly restricted by FFP or whatever they call it now are not readily available due to how previous deals have been structured IE payments received over terms of deal (sell a player for 20 million and receive 5 Million a year for 4 years of his new contract for example), this could lead to a shortfall in certain cases.
This option would give us financial flexibility to use this arrangement as a sort of cheap bridging loan.
Obviously it has to be used sensibly and wisely and not abused by the board and owners, but I think in general they have shown that they are shrewd and trustworthy in that repect.
The above is me just spit balling on 1 possible scenario and as I said earlier it also shows shrewd financial awareness and also shows potential investors that we are serious about the team and the project, so for me more upside than down side.
But I do understand your reservations because debt is still debt and mostly people do not fully grasp that debt is only really bad if not managed, that's why some of th most wealthy and powerful people on the planet still use credit and loans to purchase things as it still gives them legal and insurance cover and to a certain degree some liability protection.
I didn’t realise we’d sold them beforeIt's just a bit of selling the crown jewels again, nowt to worry about.
They're not even ours to sellI didn’t realise we’d sold them before
They're not even ours to sell
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Bob certainly comes out with some pearlers.To be fair we did sell Jack Diamond![]()

we will need quick cash especially if we get to premier league to build squad upGrumpy Old Man,
"What we don't know, and never will, is the upper limit of the facility. I don't believe for one minute that this was done simply to clear an existing overdraft. That really doesn't make sense. This is really about establishing quick cash access for the future. It's forward planning, and the extent to which it's used is probably massively dependent on what happens between now and the end of May."
Indeed.we will need quick cash especially if we get to premier league to build squad up
we will need quick cash especially if we get to premier league to build squad up
Has the full match by match ticket price been released yet, trying to talk the missus into renewing even though she doesn’t particular like the night matches and is asking about match by match. We are in the east stand so price is up to 620

We are renewing. It’s the whole package that we like on a match day, the meeting family, being out most of the day and added bonus of watching live footballNow here's a club showing some ambition, no settling for mediocrity there ...
... Leeds supporters will be delighted
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We are renewing. It’s the whole package that we like on a match day, the meeting family, being out most of the day and added bonus of watching live football![]()
Too trueTurning up for important games, play-offs, Wembley, etc, is a piece of piss ...
... supporting your club, your family and your mates, by turning up in the hard times, is worth a lot more imo.
If we only bother when we get our little 'reward' then we're no better than buzzards round a road kill imo.
And if it all goes wrong and we default, the stadium and land go to a company owned by KLD’s mother and not a faceless bank.It's all very well KLD owning assets and business interests, of a billion pounds, but having ready cash can make the difference in the transfer market ...
... he can't very well ask a club to keep a player on hold while he sells off a business or cashes in his Post Office savings account.
And if it all goes wrong and we default, the stadium and land go to a company owned by KLD’s mother and not a faceless bank.
Given the only 'capital' we have is 'owned' by the Dreyfus family, I'm sanguine about it all. Your point stands though.Guess that's how the rich get richer! Never risk their own capital!
more made up bollocks from Mad Bob.It's just a bit of selling the crown jewels again, nowt to worry about.