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Oh dear -always a joke isn't it

"Their global plans"

Classic Tonester Tripe

Tony is checking his notes

Some classic stuff on this thread https://www.skybluestalk.co.uk/threads/back-to-being-the-biggest-club-in-coventry.60970/page-12

No great loss to humanity anyway https://news.sky.com/story/iran-president-helicopter-crash-the-butcher-of-tehran-has-a-fearsome-reputation-and-many-will-be-fearing-instability-13139673?trk=public_post_comment-text

The thing King has to do next season is properly see the benefit of the loan market

I think thats a ridiculous conspiracy theory

How on earth would offering a player wages on a 3 year deal mean we end up like Derby or Birmingham?

We are losing £7 million a year so we have without significant owner backing or external funding no ability to afford the wage bill as it is. This isn’t the point though - the point is if the owner is determine ceilings on transfers and setting conditions on who can be signed that’s a clear issue.

How do you define having the ability to pay?

None of this is splitting hares The club isn’t sustainable financially. That’s the Sisu model and it doesn’t work. So let’s forget that nonsense. We do not adopt the Brentford model. If the manager wanted a player - say O Hare - he’d be allowed to offer what he wanted. The Brentford owner...

How are we sustainable? In our last accounts we lost £7 million operationally?

Every manager works to a budget but King does decide what to do within that budget. It’s not down to Robins to decide.

I meant with us to be fair. It’s a stupid comment to say he’s not worth as much as Simms and Wright as he clearly in the open market will be

It’s entirely relevant but you talk total shite most of the time so I can’t be bothered wasting my energy discussing it

if you are going to get a free transfer of a player with O hares ability the player will be one of the highest earners in the squad

Do you think another club will think he’s worth £25k a week?

The majority of the debt to public bodies is £14m Covid loan and £7m to HMRC

Sort of but if directors knowingly were trading when insolvent there is an argument they were acting illegally