I didn’t think there were any regular repayments on the loan?
Unless of course FPP reserved the right to recall it at, say, 28 days notice. Donald couldn’t afford to repay and hence having to sell.
Would tally with all the rumours and the certainty with which the likes of Barnesy suggested “by end August” a couple of weeks back.
The understanding was there was no regular payment, but of course they want it back at some point.
I don’t know what interest you’re talking on a £10million loan, but even that would be hefty with a minus income for the club at the minute.
Like you say, it would tie in with a firm date being forced.
As I say speculating, but we have a lot of information and some pretty sharp posters on here trying to join the dots, some of it we will have right, some we won’t.
I think we can all concur that Stu hasn’t the wealth to carry the club on a zero income. The figures weren’t bad for last year but the Adidas and Betdaq deals were done in the Premier League, the new deals will have been a massive hit, even if large for League One.
I can’t see how Stu can fund it, I said this several weeks back before this all blew up again. I think he is desperate to get out, he must be, the clubs losses per month with no ticket and minimal merchandise profit will be horrific.
Not horrific for a billionaire with a medium term plan of course.
Stu said ‘FPP asked for the £20million to be taken off the books’, he needs to return it. If that’s the case, with the balance of the loan you could be looking at £7million to Stu for them to take control, tying in with Storey saying ‘they are pinching it’.
Educated connecting.