Whilst I agree with most of this, he is going to be seriously hampered by loss of revenue from season ticket cancellations and no gate money. If say 5,000 people have cancelled, which is a modest estimation imo, at an average of £300 each that's £1.5m. Then we have on average 8,000 per game who buy a ticket or pay on the gate, at an average of £20 per ticket is £160k per game. If there are no games this side of Christmas we're looking at about 10 home games without this revenue, so another £1.6m, so combined they're looking at a £3m deficit. There'll be the loss of beer and food sales, but I've not included that as there'll be costs for staffing that they'll save on so that will cancel it out.
So we're a minimum of £2.5m worse off if you deduct the Mumba fee, and that's not including all of the signings that we'll have to make. It's a hell of a gamble to take to get us up again, and if we don't, it'll only get worse. He really needs to sell imo.