They are a hedge fund. They invest on the basis that there will be a return on that investment. Of course some of those investments don't come off, to put it mildly, and some are high risk high reward.
Lets say SISU stuck £2m in. How are the getting a return on that?
Totally agree. Not that I think we have the slightest chance of staying up but things on the pitch have improved under Robins, the last thing we need is distractions during the game.
SISU will sell if they get an offer they deem acceptable. Trying to force them to sell by cutting off income is a very dangerous tactic. The first thing that will happen is the budget will be massively cut. Then consider that the Ricoh deal ends this year. If we're getting 5K or less then it...
Without spoiling it for anyone does anyone believe that's it for Car Share?
As there's only 4 in this series I reckon they've shot 6 (or 5 and a longer special) and we'll get a final episode at Xmas. They do keep mentioning the Xmas team.
Log in to your account but don't hit the message that says you have a renewal. Instead hit season tickets and you'll go to the ground plan and be able to pick your seat.
Personally I just assume its used as a shorthand. He doesn't explain everything in detail at the best of times so he's not going to drill down on the finances in a statement like the one he made yesterday. If you look at what he said:
then what is the better, more accurate, term for him to use...
Would be no different to now would it. Wasps own it and ACL operate the stadium and associated facilities.
AEG would be ideal, they're the worlds largest operator of sports stadiums and the worlds second largest operator of live music and events.
But then you would offset those costs against what we pay in rent wouldn't you? How much are other teams paying annually on maintenance.
The only one I'm aware of is Pompey having to pay out £400K when the trust took over but that's a 120 year old stadium that didn't have any maintenance done...