So based on all this ,Anyone still believe Pressley will be here next season?
I don't see much to indicate he won't be.
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This is last year remember
Do you go to watch Cov or thne opposition?
Of course, if I was renting a house worth £500 but I could get £5000 then of course I would as it is business. I then wouldn't claim to have only the tenants best interests at heart and claim my love for them etc though..
If CCFC had started building a new stadium, surely it become obvious that SISU would need to wriggle out of it somehow as things wouldn't add up.
So based on all this ,Anyone still believe Pressley will be here next season?
ACL made several offers to the club, with decreased rent, access to ACL's share of matchday revenues and so on-all were rejected. It almost certainly does go both ways however I think that now this is more a matter of pride for Seppalla since ACL hold the cards in terms of negotiation.
In other news...QPR reported today that they're in £130m of debt.
Last season their wage bill was £80m...more than the champions league runners up. Mental.
That's all. Carry on....
WM
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Always makes me laugh that one. The media really are idiots
So is it fair to say that If we stay in Northampton for 3-4 years with the average crowd being similar to this year and with the building of a new stadium the debt/loan/goodwill will be in the region of £100 million.
So will the new ground make enough money to pay the interest on monies owed etc??
How much would the club be worth then if a new buyer was sought?
Will the fans come flocking back? (after all we are a fickle lot who don't care)
Costs would be less by then though
Costs would be less by then though
Costs would be less by then though
Costs would be less by then though
"If the Titanic was painted Sky Blue"
Some are equally large cities with a bigger catchment area and less competition I.e Norwich and Southampton
In other news...QPR reported today that they're in £130m of debt.
Last season their wage bill was £80m...more than the champions league runners up. Mental.
That's all. Carry on....
WM
I don't believe in the stadium, but on the other hand I never thought we would leave the Ricoh so trying to second guess them isn't that easy. God knows how long they planned the "get out of the lease" thing so they may have plenty of tricks up their sleeve.
Another Ditty that I'm curious about ,what does the £1.18M. to Ticketus represent ? One Season ,part of season ,across two seasons?
Costs would be less by then though
In Universal language we are KAPPUT!!
I can't think of any business that would keep going with those worsening figures, and that's before the sixfields boycott.
Anything other than a football club would have been would up by now. Almost the fact we have no assets to liquidise is probably saving us.
I say saving us, because we're on life support machine. The soul is still in there somewhere, there is a feint heart beat. But every thing we know and love is gone, just literally being kept alive for the sake of it now.
They are not keeping us going because we are a football club. They never took us over because we are a football club. They took us over because they thought they would be able to make a lot of money by taking over our football club. And they will keep us going whilst there is a chance of making money out of our club. It is all down to ownership of the Ricoh. Personally I am not sure what would be the best outcome. What would they do with the Ricoh if they managed to get it on the cheap? It looks as though it would be owned by one of the offshoots of SISU that money is owed to. So whatever happens to our club it would never have it's own stadium again unless we got a mega rich owner come in. The council will never help us again. If they fail to get the stadium what will happen to our club? But at least whatever would happen to our club we would always have somewhere to play.....even if we have to start again.
Actually, they did take us over because we are a football club. This was Ranson's project and vision even if we were not his first choice. He wanted a football club.
I didn't know that. I thought they took us over because they thought they could make a lot of money out of our club. Joy must love football then.
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