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Private Limited Company simply means that the shares are not traded publicly ie it is not a floated company or a plc (public limited company). The ownership of a private company can be by any combination of owners as a result of its incorporation and subsequent equity changes. A company...

A charity can't make a profit because a profit is essentially monies that are to be eventually distributed to the owners of the organisation. Instead excess income over the top of expenses is an addition to budgeted available charitable expenditure.

Any new owners would deal with ACL / Council because the current tabled offers for rent are 150k per season.

The council are not responsible for the points deduction and to think so is showing a total disregard for actual events and causality. The rejection of the CVA might have been the final step but the major cause was the deliberate non-payment of rent by SISU in an attempt to destabilise ACL...

It depends on contracts between CCFC and ACL. And in this example we are talking about a purely external party making a one-off hire as opposed to a standing contract for use of the stadium. In the case of the ladies match, stewards would almost certainly need to be provided for by ACL, or some...

Off the top of my head I can think of the following.... Dependant on number on stands opened: Lighting and Heating Opening and closing stands - staff cost Internal security Supervision Staffing of food/drink stands (dependant upon contract with Compass) Dependant directly on projected crowd...

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The only realistic way out for SISU is to accept an offer in the region of £10-£20 million for the club, which would then include the write off off all debt to SISU and its related parties. In this case SISU would have made a loss of the value of the debt less the consideration for the club...

Given that we can infer you are talking about ACL and CCC then your example does not work as they are not independant of each other.

No, it's just that some fans are capable of looking at the entire picture with an objective viewpoint.......

It's very simple. If you won't speak out in support of others then they may well not be able or willing to speak out for you.

Did I say that.......

Let's take an objective look at this and break it down for you. First off pitch maintenance and underground heating will currently be a fixed cost to keep it in condition. This is a sunk cost and ACL will have to pay this if there are teams playing there or not. The additional maintenance...

Why exactly? And what are you doing to help the situation?

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I'll be in Bristol watching on TV actually. The NOPM campaign was always about showing SISU that we wouldn't follow them to Northampton. It was about withdrawing revenues from the club by boycotting home tickets, shirts and merchandise. Away cup tickets were always goin to be a grey...

No reason to believe they won't. They are a profitable company that have had their accounts signed off by Auditors as a going concern. This being the 'parasite' that was only set up because the club couldn't afford to build the stadium in the first place, and therefore allowed the Ricoh to be...

Sorry! I apologise for looking at the situation from an objective viewpoint and taking into account the actual facts...... ;-)

No commercial revenue because we sold the rights to it. If we want those revenues then SISU need to put their hand in their pocket and pay for it. Oh wait.......

Agree with most of what you say but, presumably everyone who has gone along with the 'Not One Penny More' campaign needs to declare themselves as officially boycotting before they will be given credit for trying to make a difference? If you stop doing something that you may have done...