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Year ending 2001 debt was about £40m, of which £15m approx was owed to banks although Robinson's company Craigavon had offered a PCG for it i think secured against the club's assets. I think this loan was eventually purchased by Robinson but remained on the club's books. 5% debenture loan for...

He said it was a bonus didn't he? Though it was a bit sketchy. The y-o-y pension contributions do not differ too much so the story about it being a bonus sounds a bit more plausible.

What drives the actual value of the security? If Wasps can't repay the bondholders, they will be in a position of financial failure. There is no way the asset value of £48m would be obtained on the open market for an empty stadium, would the 250 year lease evaporate if Wasps Holdings did and...

Yes, i thought it was going to go the way it is, the way this is leading (and it's what I have felt and expressed on here many times) is that the way the Higgs Share of the ground was obtained from the club was a fucking disgrace.

If it isn't a lump sum though, depending on installments could it potentially be cash flow negative?

Interesting, thought we might get something like this. Ironically though it discredits SISU's own claims about the club's debt levels.

Yeah, it is advertising for Vodafone essentially and a trial of their 5G service

Not really, it's purely now a matter of the EC checking to see if the UK state has applied State Aid regulations properly. It doesn't matter that much about the company complaining for the purpose of the EC investigation

Our form until Leon Clarke was sold was play offs, after that relegation form. The tale off was worse than the Mowbray season

Good luck

Yeah i always tip the barber as well

Yeah 10% ish for a meal. Rarely in a pub tbh

Yeah, that timeline fits exactly. He became the club's highest paid player ever in early 98 when the model etc was doing the rounds.

This is about ramping up the PR against the council

I can't see the talks being back on, Robins and Boddy both sound pretty resigned to Birmingham

Sometimes Blue?

Yes it probably is him, i looked up that company though and the one on Companies House isn't in Cov. He did sight the automotive industry in relation to penalty clauses on Twitter

TBF to CCFC, PR wise they've got right on the front foot this time.

Yes, as much as people criticise Clive Eakin he is pretty good at trying to balance arguments.

Ah, he didn't win then they must have settled out of court