Right, I get it that you never have and never will understand my point of views - and you will probably never know if I defend or explain their strategy and actions.
But you are right about the rest
- The club will continue to be laden with debts owed to sisu managed companies. Simply because the club cannot survive without money. And as you and many others will not give money to the club, the club will need to loan them from somebody who is willing to take the risk. So stay away, don't buy merchandize etc and the debts will continue to go up until the club finally start to make a profit by owning all income streams in the stadium they play.
- The debt is really keeping any potential buyer out. Which I have said since long before we entered administration. I've kept calling it a 'debt wall' as it fence off potential buyers. And it's deliberately put in place because sisu have absolutely no intention of leaving any day soon (another popular failed assumption).
So the only way forward is to unite club and stadium. That will make it possible to produce a future profit, to rebuild the asset base. That potential future profit is what the sell price will be calculated on. It's gonna be quite big if it shall attract buyers - only possible if club and stadium is united under the same umbrella.
I think most fans would agree that long term, the football club needs to own a/the stadium, or at least own the revenue streams from the stadium. The trouble is SISU want to do this and would probably then be wiling to sell, the problem is they seemingly want to get at least all of their money back. Whatever way they go it seems impossible to me that they could ever get to a situation, where a buyer would be willing to meet anything like SISU's asking price.
They themselves have readily admitted that they have made mistakes, which has cost them a lot of money, however they seemingly want others to pay for their mistakes, but that simply won't happen.
If they were to build a new stadium, which virtually no one believes, that just means huge added costs/debt plus all the 3/5 year trading losses on top. By then the club is just as likely to be in Division 2 or even worse. Gates at an all time low, any goodwill gone completely, losses off the Richter scale. Who in their right mind would buy the club for the money SISU would require.
If ACL do receive as stated their £590,000?? in return for the FL agreeing the Otium's continued ownership, then that equates to over 3 years rent, if the £150,000 offer is to be believed. So if ACL do receive that cash injection, then SISU's attempt to distress them becomes a lot more difficult. Sooner or later SISU will have to move the new ground plan forward, they can't keep bluffing forever.