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we could sell all the players and reduce the debt - impractical obvs

when they started we had squad worth half of nowt

theres a good few million in that squad now

 

and, id expect current debt is lower than in the article liked to - despite the bond loan

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4 minutes ago, Casino said:

we could sell all the players and reduce the debt - impractical obvs

when they started we had squad worth half of nowt

theres a good few million in that squad now

 

and, id expect current debt is lower than in the article liked to - despite the bond loan

It is significantly lower, as KM explained. 

We're going to have to wait and see where it's at currently, until the next set come out.

Clearly we've spent a bit, and presumably that spend was looked at in consideration of our overall financial position, but it's not been massively chucking money around, and income is clearly on the up.

 

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Don’t know if I’ve misheard/misunderstood/misremembered 

But didn’t Michael James throw a substantial amount of his (his company’s) money into saving us? And he’s part of FV isn’t he?

And I thought the shares and government loans were shrewd and viable ways of creating funds?

But then again I’m pretty crap when it comes to finances! 

And again this question might be obvious to some, but can a football club that nearly went out of existence, be both aspiring to get in the championship and remain debt free 3 years later unless owned by billionaires?

Largely based on those (possibly unintelligent) assumptions and a large degree of trust and faith in our good/honest people in charge, I’m very happy with the current situation.

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14 minutes ago, desperado said:

Don’t know if I’ve misheard/misunderstood/misremembered 

But didn’t Michael James throw a substantial amount of his (his company’s) money into saving us? And he’s part of FV isn’t he?

And I thought the shares and government loans were shrewd and viable ways of creating funds?

But then again I’m pretty crap when it comes to finances! 

And again this question might be obvious to some, but can a football club that nearly went out of existence, be both aspiring to get in the championship and remain debt free 3 years later unless owned by billionaires?

Largely based on those (possibly unintelligent) assumptions and a large degree of trust and faith in our good/honest people in charge, I’m very happy with the current situation.

Bang on.

Even with mega wealthy individuals, there is no guarantee of writing debts clean off.

Look across from winter hill, towards Stretford- their mega rich owners, put their acquisition money onto a debt for the club.

Perfectly serviceable debt; and they can use it as a cash cow, and piss off fans in one go.

Reckon we've done pretty well.

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Pretty sure the conversion of the gov’t loan valued us at something daft like £60-70m off the top of my head - it would have been mental to not take that opportunity, cheap cash!

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In terms of retain/release, what’s the actual situation with Paris? Do we have an option on him in the summer or is he destined to go back to Brentford? The only article I read from him seemed to suggest he was looking forward to getting back there to push for a first team place? Could we even afford him if we did want him or would someone with deeper pockets come in for him as I wouldn’t imagine a hard deal has been done for him to come here yet?

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39 minutes ago, Whitesince63 said:

In terms of retain/release, what’s the actual situation with Paris? Do we have an option on him in the summer or is he destined to go back to Brentford? The only article I read from him seemed to suggest he was looking forward to getting back there to push for a first team place? Could we even afford him if we did want him or would someone with deeper pockets come in for him as I wouldn’t imagine a hard deal has been done for him to come here yet?

To have any chance, I reckon we'll need to go up.

 

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39 minutes ago, Whitesince63 said:

In terms of retain/release, what’s the actual situation with Paris? Do we have an option on him in the summer or is he destined to go back to Brentford? The only article I read from him seemed to suggest he was looking forward to getting back there to push for a first team place? Could we even afford him if we did want him or would someone with deeper pockets come in for him as I wouldn’t imagine a hard deal has been done for him to come here yet?

Hes really come on and I think hes ace. 

However theres not a chance in hell hes a premier league player.

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50 minutes ago, gonzo said:

Hes really come on and I think hes ace. 

However theres not a chance in hell hes a premier league player.

I think It could be Snorrasons big season next year!

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40 minutes ago, Marc505 said:

Salva Ballesta should have been brilliant.

Like Robert Fleck.

The high hopes I had for him

The fat fucker couldn't have made it more obvious he wasn't interested 

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