I hope CTWD actually win in court and then AA will **** off and leave us in the lurch.
then you CTWD can celebrate as we become Lincoln Tigers.
then you CTWD can celebrate as we become Lincoln Tigers.
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why would he??
he is a business man, he will just take his £80m and **** off home, leaving us to be bought by Lincoln City or Bradford City and moving us to their city cos of our PL status
but hey I'm just a thick as pig **** supporter that isn't as emotional as 1/2 of you CTWD ****s, what do I know??
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You think Hull City is worth the £80 million he's put in? Maybe you'd like to explain how he's going to get his money out?
The owners of one football club cannot own another, so we'll not be bought out by Lincoln City or Bradford City. Who would buy the club when it owes £100 million to the current owner? The first question they'd ask is how much of that debt are you going to write off?
I know European leagues, in particular the Premier League, attract more money than those on any other continent, but I noticed something about South American football the other day that I thought could be used as a comparison.
Corinthians, Santos and São Paulo - S. America's answer to Man United, Real Madrid and Milan - supposedly have a collective 'brand worth' of just under £144m - bearing in mind the size of those clubs, and that figure, does anyone really think little old 'Ull can recoup £80m to £100m of debt by changing their name? Football clubs aren't worth as much as people think, and nor, for the most part, are they capable of getting tens of millions in sponsorship.
AA loaned Hull City the money, he never invested it in it.
the difference being that, with a loan you charge a small interest, in this case 5% - whereas with an investment, you get higher returns but you also run a higher risk of losing your initial investment.
plus with a loan, you expect to get your money back.
It would be a bad businessman that just walked away.
And AA is far from a bad businessman.
the difference being that, with a loan you charge a small interest, in this case 5% - whereas with an investment, you get higher returns but you also run a higher risk of losing your initial investment.
plus with a loan, you expect to get your money back.
It would be a bad businessman that just walked away.
And AA is far from a bad businessman.
So he won't walk away then? Make your mind up!
You mention the high court. In the unlikely event that that happens, it will be Allam and the FA vying for success. I can't see what CTWD will have t do with it, beyond being an interested observer.
You mention the high court. In the unlikely event that that happens, it will be Allam and the FA vying for success. I can't see what CTWD will have t do with it, beyond being an interested observer.
Are you so confused? Or just thick?
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The hilarious thing is he doesn't actually realise how stupid half the stuff he posts is, even when it's pointed out and explained to him.
"What's to stop Lincoln or Bradford buying us?"
Well apart from them not having a spare £80m, and the rules preventing multi club ownership, nothing Patty!
