Brighton Sky Blue
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While it looks like Lesta have been doing this for a long time, if it's happening in conjunction with salaries being paid late then it points to a genuine shortage of funds rather than standard business practice.
While it looks like Lesta have been doing this for a long time, if it's happening in conjunction with salaries being paid late then it points to a genuine shortage of funds rather than standard business practice.no idea but their loan was supposed to be paid on relegation and wiped out their parachute payments
King Power took a massive hit with Covid as their biggest earner was the duty free shops in Thailand. They relied heavily on Chi ese tourism which still haven't returned in numbers. They had to rearrange how the company was run and now have to share their profits because of the agreements to keep going. This is why the loans really took off from Macquirie Bank.It shows there are serious cashflow problems. The Australian bank lending all this money must be making a fortune, but it leaves Lesta just getting what are effectively stays of execution.
It also raises the question over whether their owner actually has any more funds of his own to inject.
Talk of Administration this season (Preferred option for the fans as they think they will drop anyway).While it looks like Lesta have been doing this for a long time, if it's happening in conjunction with salaries being paid late then it points to a genuine shortage of funds rather than standard business practice.
Don't see it happening this season, if relegated however...Talk of Administration this season (Preferred option for the fans as they think they will drop anyway).
Relegation could mean worse than administration. They will be stuck with players on up to 80k a week next season that nobody will be willing to take on. They have a training ground that costs more to run than the total amount clubs in League One have to run a whole club. They will have to try and get in free signings if they are allowed to.I knew about the transfer fees, but didn’t realise they’d leveraged all of their parachute payments.
You’d think parachute payments would be protected from that sort of agreement, considering the reason they’re delayed over several seasons is to guarantee income for clubs whilst they are rearranging their club to cope without premier league revenue.
At this point, it looks like administration is more a case of when and not if, relegation would just speed up their demise.
King Power took a massive hit with Covid as their biggest earner was the duty free shops in Thailand. They relied heavily on Chi ese tourism which still haven't returned in numbers. They had to rearrange how the company was run and now have to share their profits because of the agreements to keep going. This is why the loans really took off from Macquirie Bank.
Money has been put into the club since, but with the amount of money they've been losing been more like just to keep them going. They are well and truly fooked.
Talk of Administration this season (Preferred option for the fans as they think they will drop anyway).
Burnley got promoted, if Leicester drop to L1 they'd be bankrupt. Their revenue wouldn't cover the day to day running of the club. Massive player contracts, stadium and the huge training ground complexI suspect that Burnley's operating costs were significantly less than Lesta's are at the moment.
Staying in the Championship won't cover their costs. Going to League One would be a disaster.Burnley got promoted, if Leicester drop to L1 they'd be bankrupt. Their revenue wouldn't cover the day to day running of the club. Massive player contracts, stadium and the huge training ground complex
Sorry I missed this as I can't see the shite you come out with and clicked on another reply to you.You have just copied and pasted that of an AI generated article
...they'll do anything to avoid paying their bills.Talk of Administration this season (Preferred option for the fans as they think they will drop anyway).
Burnley weren't mortgaging their parachute payments as well were they?Burnley got promoted, if Leicester drop to L1 they'd be bankrupt. Their revenue wouldn't cover the day to day running of the club. Massive player contracts, stadium and the huge training ground complex
Burnley weren't mortgaging their parachute payments as well were they?
worked for usThey want it as they want the owners gone.
No and Luton didn’t lose them either.Have they been in our league for 1 or 2 seasons, if they get relegated again do they lose the pp like luton?
if Leicester drop to L1 they'd be bankrupt.
sure someone lost their pp for being relegated 2 seasons on the bounce.No and Luton didn’t lose them either.
Nobody did because it's not a thing.sure someone lost their pp for being relegated 2 seasons on the bounce.
My old age then lolNobody did because it's not a thing.
Decision will be made before the end of the season.Is it possible the appeal takes them past this season so deduction is not delivered till a final decision on the appeal is made?
Clubs relegated from Championship receive a parachute paymentsure someone lost their pp for being relegated 2 seasons on the bounce.
Not for me it wouldntStaying in the Championship won't cover their costs. Going to League One would be a disaster.
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