Rusty Trombone
Well-Known Member
What is this profit you talk of?
Haha you guys make the gossiping old grannies in the old people home look like nuns.
Unfortunately, Nick doesn't have this site where if you post something and then wish to take it off can do so through the edit but can't remove it.
I stated that I can get investors to buy land in Coventry and Warwickshire to build a stadium if SISU allow the said investors to buy the club at a realistic price. To cover some of the losses SISU have incurred we would allow them to be a partner for up to 5 years with them getting 40% of profits.
I know SISU have invest money but it's nowhere near the 60 million being touted. They have transfered losses from elsewhere, but its totally legal. Also, you can see they do not have funds to build the stadium at present, and with all the court cases involving SISU and the council SISU will find it difficult to work with any council in the land.
SISU's initial claim about the council loaning 14 million to ACL being 'not in the best interest of the public' was totally right and if they had paid the extra could have won that case. Now it's too late because Wasps have purchased the stadium along with the other ACL group. For the council to sell that amount of property is scandellous and it beg one to ask you if they wanted it to be profitable in the first place?
That of course is another issue and possibly one we will never be able find out. What it does mean is unless someone takes some kind off action this will continue to roll on for years. We may get TM to sign a contract. We may get promoted and get increased attendances to help fund a new stadium. We may be able to find one or two gems and sell them for a considerable profit. BUT then again we might not.
All I am saying, and I have sent a letter to SISU, is that I have people who could fund the building of a stadium IF they want to work something out. I am acting individually but at present I am working on two investments in London. The fund will be money raised in this country and from private investors. That would be the first step, dealing with the stadium.
Sorry if I offend people with this posting. I am a serious person who is also a City fan. Maybe I can't change the world but if I can get bums off seats and action being done then so be it I can take the abuse.
I think it only correct that I now leave this site, or at least leave until something is done. I am not a publicity seeker and feel any dealings should be done in private. At the end of it all I promise to come back on here and explain everything that happened.
For people who doubt my seriousness on this issue YOU WILL SEE.
What is this profit you talk of?
It might work. After all, we had people writing to the council, didn't we?
What is this profit you talk of?
Haha you guys make the gossiping old grannies in the old people home look like nuns.
Unfortunately, Nick doesn't have this site where if you post something and then wish to take it off can do so through the edit but can't remove it.
I stated that I can get investors to buy land in Coventry and Warwickshire to build a stadium if SISU allow the said investors to buy the club at a realistic price. To cover some of the losses SISU have incurred we would allow them to be a partner for up to 5 years with them getting 40% of profits.
I know SISU have invest money but it's nowhere near the 60 million being touted. They have transfered losses from elsewhere, but its totally legal. Also, you can see they do not have funds to build the stadium at present, and with all the court cases involving SISU and the council SISU will find it difficult to work with any council in the land.
SISU's initial claim about the council loaning 14 million to ACL being 'not in the best interest of the public' was totally right and if they had paid the extra could have won that case. Now it's too late because Wasps have purchased the stadium along with the other ACL group. For the council to sell that amount of property is scandellous and it beg one to ask you if they wanted it to be profitable in the first place?
That of course is another issue and possibly one we will never be able find out. What it does mean is unless someone takes some kind off action this will continue to roll on for years. We may get TM to sign a contract. We may get promoted and get increased attendances to help fund a new stadium. We may be able to find one or two gems and sell them for a considerable profit. BUT then again we might not.
All I am saying, and I have sent a letter to SISU, is that I have people who could fund the building of a stadium IF they want to work something out. I am acting individually but at present I am working on two investments in London. The fund will be money raised in this country and from private investors. That would be the first step, dealing with the stadium.
Sorry if I offend people with this posting. I am a serious person who is also a City fan. Maybe I can't change the world but if I can get bums off seats and action being done then so be it I can take the abuse.
I hope you used headed paper.
Good luck to you and I hope it goes to plan . PUSB .
If I had 30 mil to spend on a new ground the first place I would post would be on here.
I am not a publicity seeker.
I do find it odd that he says that he is not an attention seeker yet posts his intentions on here?
If I had 30 mil to spend on a new ground the first place I would post would be on here.
Question if Otium trading as CCFC owned other income sources away from the stadium would they count towards SCMP or FFP?
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Doesn't any income by the club need to be football related or come from the stadium?
If so the club can't setup non-football events away from the stadium to boost SMCP/FFP.
I have a feeling that the definition is somewhat wider Godiva. I think that so long as it is owned by the same company as the football club (ie Otium) it would count.
Probably Mohammed.
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