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You do realize that I was criticizing Simon for not holding Fisher accountable?

Yes, but you would expect Fisher to spin it over the top - what is Simons excuse?

What's he supposed to say? 'I didn't check the facts?'. A good reporter will have a story 'fact checked' by at least one independent source. From the code of ethics: ... and that's just the first of many. https://www.spj.org/pdf/ethicscode.pdf

Wow!

Thank God! Now please send me my F**king diploma :claping hands:

The accounts says: The company has also signed transfer agreements under which net proceeds of £2.1m were received. Two key words there: 'net' and 'received'. The amount relates to all transfer activities in the year and only states the net amount received - so there could potentially be...

Of course! But as there is 0 (NIL) in Loan Repayment (under Financing), then the difference in Interest Payable and Interest Accrued must have been converted to equity? I know I am looking in SBS&L consolidated cash flow statement - there is no such statement in the Otium accounts.

Looking at SBS&L cash flow statement - Net Cash Inflow From Capital Expenditure and Financial Investment ... (£738t) Is that the difference you're looking for?

It would! I know they can't (won't) reveal their numbers to the general public, but if only they had a working and trusting relationship with the Trust leadership they could show it to them (after signing a NDA). The Trust could then make a statement that the numbers add up or don't add up...

Sadly, I'm not!

I think OSB at some point hinted at something similar ... that the club rented conference facilities for a period and then used it (re-sold) it for events. That could actually be a way to increase the SCMP/FFP budget and make a small profit.

Yeah, wouldn't that be a lease cost? If so, I think it would be within the administrative costs.

I believe JS is the head of sisu - I have no idea who is what at Sconset.

Yes, it's a FFP thing. I think we need to ask a lawyer for an exact definition.

The catch is that non-match day income have to be generated in the football ground complex.

Probably - plus maybe some offices?

The football club is the company Otium. Sisu never owned the club - they act on behalf of the shareholders.

From the accounts I can dig out items like: - Provisions from amounts due from group undertakings (whatever that means) - £0,75m - Impairment of Goodwill - £2,2m - Land & Buildings - £0,3m

No, it covers items that are not staff cost - like rent, phone bill, auditors, depreciation to name a few.

£5.6m is staff cost. Includes players, manager, stewards etc.