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And I'm sure Hoffman would be free to do the same if he could wangle it. The point is SISU took on debts for £1 which is different to Hoffman paying £1.2m for a debt free club. To argue anything different is ridiculous

But didn't they take it on with quite a bit of debt?

Does anyone know if the talks are ongoing of if the silence means it's over?

what's this then?

So is this just a chat thread then? Is there actually any update on the bids?

stop asking questions you big SISU lover, trust you to jump to his defence....etc etc

The other way to look at it is that by deliberately not buying a season ticket in order to create losses, you're just adding to the number that SISU add onto the debt/loans which makes it harder for anyone to come in and buy us. Just being devils advocate, but await the froth in anticipation

There are two perspectives to look at it from - the buyer and the seller. Markets clear where buyer and sellers (demand and supply) meet. To a buyer, the value of something is effectively the maximum that they will pay for it. To a seller, the value of something is effectively the minimum...

It's really much more simple than all of this crap. The club is worth what SISU are willing to sell it for. The end.

He's from London isn't he?

Surely it's a friendly so can do whatever no?

any news on this

Where've you been then

Doubt Yakubu will be rushed into starting in the prem at only 19

I like this idea

So what am I going to do with my league 2 on tour tee shirt

What am you talking about

Please let them sell tonight so I can get smashed

Not concerned about a criminal record? Wow

I think 5 to 10 mill up front plus some addons if we ever get to the premier league would make them go. The initial offer needs to at least be the value of the playing squad plus Ryton doesn't it?