They have been backed financially yes. But they will still be playing catchup with a bunch of strangers and players from League 1 where if they don't start strongly will be up against it. I honestly think they will be OK this season then become a side with a good chance in another year.
Ya I agree , kinda what I meant by a matter of time
No, Blues need a quick promotion as there is no way they are going be able to pass PSR.
Ya I dunno how the psr works in championship tbf. Hopefully it's not something they can bypass
Only if they get promoted.
The loan can go both ways. Being the owners they owe the money to themselves.
Preimera Liga, not La Liga
26 and not a full international
Not sure if PL PSR rules are different from the Championship, but stadium building costs (ie 'club infrastructure'), for example for Everton, were exempt from PSR.
Wenger said building a new ground put Arsenal back years as they could no longer compete on transfers. 60k is peanuts for a ground these days. Most big projects go way over budget as well.
They're a hedge fund looking for a quick promotion to the PL by overspending and then trying to make the money back on a quick sale.
It's going to be interesting to see how they start. I know Ipswich went up to the Prem on their first attempt, but they started with a settled side. Brum will start with a team of strangers not knowing each others strengths. To be able to come in the top 2 you need at least a decent start. The top 2 sides don't normally lose many games so once there's a gap it's hard to close it. So they would then be joining the lottery of the playoffs at best.
How would it help him?
Thought it would be fairly self explanatory but having someone who speaks his native language around the squad, to help him settle and be even more happy at the club and in the area.
More importantly how much have they spent on transfers that counts towards this seasons accounts. They're allowed to run at a loss of 39m over a rolling 3 year period in the Championship. Their time in League 1 were more to do with players wages. Could it be they go for it this season then struggle to keep within the rules after 1 season?
Essentially yes. They can play slightly fast and loose in season 1. With some very creative accounting they might be able to go through 2 years. After that, without promotion, they will be fucked.
Or they could try and do a Leicester
Or they could try and do a Leicester
How would selling their ground change things? They paid £51 recently for the land to build a new stadium. They have received grants of nearly £20m for clearing the ground which is contaminated. The work has already started.
Why?
Because it's a loan payable with interest, BCFC have been spending a big load the owners gave them and it doesn't look like it is the kind of loan lots of owners do when they just right it off.
