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No one has says he would own 1% of the debt even if he ever does acquire the club

The league is a lot more levelled now and clubs can challenge on relatively low wages. It’s not a huge leap to combine then try and achieve promotion in a 3 year timescale then sell the lot

?? that’s not the Sisu strategy at all. Their strategy was to achieve this without stadium ownership

seems not and Budweiser not happy

As things stand Sisu own 100%

Brian Cox often likes to talk about socialism and it’s benefits - less so the fact he has 3 homes - two in the states - and is worth many millions which he seems very happy to keep

There would be an opportunity to make money - put some money in and see if a promotion could be achieved i doubt he will keep the complex for that long and combined with a premier league club he could sell at a fair profit in finance terms it’s relatively low risk

Well Ashley made plenty of money out of one!

Ive mer her - she’s nice and does a job none of the critics on here can do

I have made a direct purchase of a lease where the council owns the freehold - we agreed the price but had to get permission through assignment from ccc as the freehold owner

In 2007 Newcastle lost £32 million and had a wage bill contracted for 2008 of £68 million

So when is the great stadium heist episode 26 by joy Seppala coming?

no he left last year

I will go threw it and see whose laughing

Its buying the lease - the original lease was purchased by Wasps at £5.6m, the extension £1m. The lease drives the value and even the £51m independent valuation is now derided as unrealistic. The build cost is totally irrelevant

well if Ashley isn’t successful he will be laying to keep the place going tonight or the padlocks are coming round

They are not opposing the Ashley bid

Well unless someone seems To think another court case is appropriate

What’s the betting he’s going to be King for a day if Ashley gets his way today