Probably a stupid question but if he defaults (or doesn't pay) and they don't decide to do anything in that 14 day period, what happens then?
If they don't exercise the right, the club would stay with Donald, but so would the obligation to pay our running costs. Basically, we'd be in a similar position to when Short was at the end, where the options would be selling to someone else or potential administration.
I would imagine that we would have to be running at a loss for Donald not to pay it back, and for FPP to say no. It's one of those weird situations where if Donald can't pay it back, the likelihood is that it negatively impacts the chances of FPP wanting us. Conversely, if he can, FPP would be more inclined to come on board. There's a frustrating lack of middle ground.
Like I said, the future of the club matters most now. I doubt that he could give it away today.
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