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Well, if the part about sisu going bust is inaccurate, then why should you believe the second part?

One question ... if sisu haven't invested own money, how can relegation make them go bust?

Sure, there's always a way, and they employed it. I don't think they wanted to remove him from day one - they probably supported him till sometimes in the third year. Maybe the 'King' saga had something to do with it. An ex-con, out of football for a year or so, demanding a high salary when...

OSB, You say sisu could have removed Ranson any time they wanted ... I am not so sure. First, 'normal practice' would only give them one vote at the board. Second, as Ranson was shareholder we need to know the content of the shareholder agreement to know if they could remove him at a GA. I...

This were we mostly disagree - and probably always will. Hedgefunds are like banks and their employees are like bank emploees - they basically understand only three things: Money, money and money. Usually they don't go knocking on doors and ask permission to invest in your company, they sit...

It seems you're right.

Oh well, OSB and Kduffy stole my points due to my one-finger typing rate at five keystrokes per minute. Still, they didn't steal the very far-stretched point about the stay-away-campaign.

That comparison is not very accurate from a statistical standpoint. It completely fails to take into accounts that we are just about the only team who have been in the league for the whole of the period. And it does matter who we play. But the most important factor is the Ricoh. When we moved...

You can't blame sisu for both cutting costs due to reduced revenue AND blame them for not respond to the decline in revenue. Or am I missing something?

The league 1 have adopted the FFP and there's a Salary Cost Management Protocol (SCMT) implemented which restricts any club in league 1 (and 2) to spend more than 55% of their revenue for wages. The SCMT for the Championship was initially agreed to be 100% of the revenue and be implemented at...

Oh come on. Tommy doesn't work for sisu ... he simply disagree with some arguments, but is a fan just like you. And sisu haven't pocketed a single pound from the sales of any players. The accounts show they haven't taken out anything - yet.

That's an extremely hypothetical question, isn't it? :D When will this ever happen. But to be serious, my suggestion was a fixed price per ticket sold. So the more success the more attendants and the higher rent. True, but those clubs with mortages will have had the opportunity to re-finance...

The competitors are every other club in our division, wheter they own their stadium or not. It's down to the income minus cost of putting a bum on a seat. No doubt trust is broken, but exactly where it started to break and who started it, I think we'll never know. Probably wasn't even...

Yes, that's what I meant when I suggested a fixed price per ticket.