ClarkeZ
Well-Known Member
That's the information I didn't know. Thanks for clarifying.Yes the club is more financially stable. Is it an actual strategy or is it that the investors have said no more funds take your pick. But in theory the debt burden is not getting larger and the club is only spending what it gets in - assuming that the interest is not demanded
What it does set is a limit on expenditure which in turn because the income is restricted impacts on the ability and ambitions of the club.
The creditors are to the owners Sconset & ARVO who are managed by their agents SISU on behalf of investors. Doesn't matter if it is "Owner" debt or not it is still a liability that impacts on the going concern of the group, is due for repayment, accrues interest, is secured on assets and forms a large obstacle to anyone wanting to acquire the club. The owners might be less likely to call it in than say HMRC but we should not rely on that - especially when it will be an investment not football finance decision
It does limit us, which is a concern, but its better than situations we have been in in recent history.