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[SW3 Chelsea Tiger]

The backer would have no difference what we able to spend. Newcastle are finding out that having the wealthiest backers in the world does not mean a lot when rules determine how much you have to spend.

prem has different rules to the championship

 

[originallambrettaman]

prem has different rules to the championship

They're basically the same rules, just with the Premier League having much higher permissible losses over the three years.

 

[Cityzen]

prem has different rules to the championship

As OLM says the only difference is the allowable losses. Bill Gates could buy us but we couldn’t spend any more as it is dictated by income and revenues. And we have some of the lowest admission prices in the division.

 

[Gone For A Walk]

Who was happy to sell him for 5m a year ago? Didn't we turn down 8m for him two years ago?

Some on here!

 

[Tony Angelino]

I’m not panicking yet or bedwetting, the biscuit man not seeing his 3 year deal out worries me more than the lack of incomings.

I noticed mcvities are on the new training range, is that staying ?

 

[Newland Tiger]

So much for the rich tea(m)

 

[SydneyTiger14]

Your only worth what someone is willing to pay.


Note your investment may go down or up in value according to factors outside of your control.

And if they aren't willing to pay what you think someone is worth you don't sell.

You don't sell your house for ten quid just because you have no other offers. It also doesn't make your house worth ten quid.

 

[balkan tiger]

And if they aren't willing to pay what you think someone is worth you don't sell.

You don't sell your house for ten quid just because you have no other offers. It also doesn't make your house worth ten quid.

You may think that your house in an earthquake zone is worth a million, turning down 3/4 of a million today may seem like madness. Should the earthquake happen next week and your house falls down, you will be wishing you had taken the offer.

 

[SydneyTiger14]

You may think that your house in an earthquake zone is worth a million, turning down 3/4 of a million today may seem like madness. Should the earthquake happen next week and your house falls down, you will be wishing you had taken the offer.

You think Greaves is the equivalent of a house on an earthquake zone? You think he had no inherent value to us if we hadn't sold?

 

[tigerscanada]

You may think that your house in an earthquake zone is worth a million, turning down 3/4 of a million today may seem like madness. Should the earthquake happen next week and your house falls down, you will be wishing you had taken the offer.

Ouch. Should I be worried?

Last week I sold my house. Closing date is end of September. Agreement of sale legally signed by both parties.
Today I'm cleaning up the aftermath of a flooded basement (fully finished - fitted carpets, furniture, TVs and other electronics) resulting from a torrential rainstorm 4 days ago. Basement floor was essentially full of boxes of our possessions in readiness for the move!

The contract has a clause saying the home is being sold in an "as is" condition.
Potential legal wranglings looming? Deal may be nullified ?

The move (or not) from Hell !