...is chucking money at our club , or on court fees, actually sustainable for them in the long run. How much of a financial burden is CCFC to them in the context of whatever they do ?
Think they still own Malmo who were In the early stages of Champions League this year.
What did SISU exactly save us from
administration - well they delayed it by a few years
relegation - see above
Hereford Utd have gone bust recently but it is extremely rare, totally convinced that we would have survived administration back in 2007. Don't feel that they have saved us rather the opposite we are in greater danger of extinction after 7 years of their ownership then we were previously - no thanks from me to SISU.
'There is no one else' silly
We will struggle to find a scent owner with plenty of cash now the ricoh's gone., your preston won't be back.
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To be fair Stu no one else would ever be crazy enough to buy ACL and yet they did.
There would always be someone else.
I know absolutely nothing about SISU other than their involvement with our beloved club (thanks for saving us, btw)
Does anyone know what they currently (over the period of owning our club) own / invest in/ ruin ? or is it all top secret .
What I'm trying to ascertain is this : is throwing millions of pounds at Coventry City FC (and thanks again for saving us) actually having any detrimental effect on the "business" of SISU , or is it a tiny part of their operation ?
If I have an ISA (or a Pep as they used to be) then I get an annual report which shows the breakdown of my investment Isa - 12% Amalgamated Chocolate, 7.5% Bovis Developments, 28% Lloyds etc etc blah blah
Is CCFC a large part of their investment, or a mere 0.005% which matters little in the grand scheme of their activities.
If I'm the only one without a clue, I apologise.
No one would have on the terms the club were offered.
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