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The business strategy I believe was to initially sell in 5 years with the club in a better place than it was The total spent was what £32 million? Since then we’ve seen two ground moves, failed attempts at the ownership of the stadium, asset depletion, a reliance on significant transfer...

It strengthens their ability to continue to own the club

The debts obviously higher with interest that gets deferred and accumulated

Mongdel Nice

I certainly don’t see any reason to sell if they fluked promotion. It would be payback time and solidify their finances for years to come as you say the only thing that motivates them is financial payback and securing returns

Aren’t you supposed to be down at the Sisu temple this morning?

first post. Bat phone ringing Dave?

If you really think the people who fund the club (whoever they are) know who Waghorn is you really are totally brain dead

This is going round in circles but one thing based on previous evidence is that we are not spending the same as we are getting g in - the loan document further evidences this Cash flow clearly also is very tight and it’s pretty obvious to other bring one player in another had to go off the...

Stu showed stats as to why he thought it as well?

not a chance

investment clearly

No championship club would even make an insignificant bid for a parasite like Boddy to be their CEO

hes a wanker

We are spending above our means every season Sisu Capital have funded gaps in cash flow with high interest Loans and we now clearly have had to dump a player of the wage bill to find a replacement for Maatsen as we have no money. As a business we are insolvent.

So they shouldn’t have scored those goals? Why?

We aren’t competing and we have owners who are divorced from the club other than accumulated interest abs payments

hamer has scored the same and Allen consistently has with one exception averaged a goal a season - it’s the outgrown him comment that’s odd as he’s easily one of the most valuable assets we have

Er I’ve never criticised him but robins wants him gone

O hare created the best chance in the second half