Can the club break even though ? Turnstile revenue will be down, upfront revenue from ST sales will be down perhaps as much as 50% our situation could affect player sale revenue too, why would prospective buyers pay top dollar when they know the seller is desperate for money, I wouldn't.SISU will go when they are prepared to crystallise their losses in CCFC and effectively admit defeat. No new owner will give them back anything near the money they have lost in CCFC. Joy Sepalla will not admit defeat and walk away and why would she if the club can break even going forward. Tim Fisher effectively told us this in the interview he gave CWR at Christmas. Fisher also told us that reduced season tickets would simply translate into a reduced playing budget, in order to maintain a break even position. So I think SISU will be here unless something within their organisation gives them an opportunity to write off their investment in CCFC and go.
That was said in the last transfer window before relegation.Would it make more sense to invest in the team to get out of league two at the first attempt and increase the value of their asset?
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for no other reason than spite!
I fear if sisu ate still here this time next year our football club won't not in the EFL anyway.People don't genuinely think this do they? Seriously?
Like it's been mentioned in this thread, if they're making any kind of profit, then it's something in their portfolio that is ..... wait for it ..... making them profit.
Like I said in another thread, I think SISU should disclose (not necessarily to us, Les Reid or the general public) what they would be accept for the club. This whole "making an offer with a figure plucked from thin air" isn't helping anyone. It's just getting us fans excited for something which is looking evermore increasingly unlikely.
I think SISU will still be here come the end of next season unfortunately. I just can't get optimistic about this.
I'd love for that first game of the 2017-18 season to be under new stewardship in front of 20,000 fans (we're all returning when they're gone ... right?) full of optimism for once but it just seems a pipe dream at the moment.
I'm saying yes. When we had that march from Gosford Park a radio man asked me if I thought we'd be back at the Ricoh that season and I said no way, so it's possible I have jinx powers.
Of course. Until a credible takeover bid is received.
which is ?
I think the last one was credible but I do not think Hoff and his team are finished yet there probably talking to more possible investors before making any move .Don' t forget he has been in banking and should know some people who love football with a bit of cash to spare .I think Sterling will get his day in the sun in August.Of course. Until a credible takeover bid is received.
This is what we will get at the moment because of pitch invasions. It will cease if we get new owners we can but hopeFooking hope not, everything is wrong with club. Match day experience once again ruined it for me yesterday, got asked for season ticket 4 times yesterday, twice going in and twice to my seat (after going toilet). I'm not going back until Sisu have gone and i was against NOPM but not now I'm fully backing that idea, we need to show them they cannot survive as our owners.
So the heavy handed stewarding has put you off?Fooking hope not, everything is wrong with club. Match day experience once again ruined it for me yesterday, got asked for season ticket 4 times yesterday, twice going in and twice to my seat (after going toilet). I'm not going back until Sisu have gone and i was against NOPM but not now I'm fully backing that idea, we need to show them they cannot survive as our owners.
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