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J can’t see how it is unless we’ve agreed some arrangement that way to save on fixed fee payment of services m It’s actually absurd when you think about it. If they operated that with every club and they went into liquidation every club would lose their season ticket revenue

Not really as the club has no assets Ironically wasps have a £60 million pound asset. abramovich has made his business worth something to sell not actually worthless

well no as without the loans we’d have had no cash - it then gets paid back with interest when we sell players

It seems odd as I assumed that was the need for pushing season tickets early to create a fund for the summer https://www.skybluestalk.co.uk/threads/next-year-season-tickets.141440/page-11#post-2515840

I was surprised when someone said the season ticket revenue was only paid out on a game by game basis from Ticketmaster - that seems really odd

I have pointed out that I made exactly the same points about Sisu in 2012. I also supported the blatant attempt to bankrupt ACl in the pretence of building a new stadium when they engineered the Northampton move and broke the lease. It was a clever strategy The problem mainly is the club...

There also of course is the loan from the EFL

The club borrowed nearly £2 million from the Master Fund the year before last and this charge raised this January Sorry link doesn’t work but can be seen on companies house

No he didn’t say that - they have made loans and of course registered some debenture notification with companies house didn’t they which I assume is asset security against further loans

Well - they were and still I would assume are - putting short term loans in so not really

Well then the in the know people considered it a good strategy to move the club for a second time and that was a right decision

I would think in terms of number of employees strategic requirements etc it would have been bigger than most Assets - certainly would have taken far more time

I think it probably was

The accounts don’t lie - they are not opinions they are signed off documents

Yes caring sharing Joy fancied Burton didn’t she? Perhaps she wanted a brewery tour

Well Boddy openly stated that but that was far more related to match day income. Boddy also when at Newport claimed credit for a fantastic deal that it seems the club can’t afford to renew I think it’s safe to say neither side wanted to play ball and have had to come to an arrangement - there...

Just one of your points - we don’t know how much we are paying to play there - Sisu we’re happy to pay a million to play at St Andrew’s on a far reduced income

His opinion will have changed as the club has had success on the pitch and has raised a high proportion of transfer revenue over the last few seasons. This will have in itself allowed the club to fund additional activity and structures The club pretty much pulled the plug in the L1 relegation...

i assume it’s 12 months just on improved terms

So what’s changed in the overall strategy regarding the way the club operates than aside from on the pitch There is no inward investment, no outward investment, current investors are a priority - no change there You can’t ignore the fact that even in the halcyon days of success there was a...