Again, we have to stop this. By buying the club as they did and completing due diligence, SISU in effect bear responsibility for all assets and liabilities; both current and past. That's the 'diligent' bit.
Shares were handed over for free in exchange for us being 'debt free'. Remember? We can't now go back and point the finger at previous regimes.
Yes, certain decisions from the past were ridiculous. We need not list them all. But if those made the club untenable, then SISU should have walked away when they purchased the club. Someone else may have come in and relandscaped our finances from the off, and we may not be where we are now.
I've recently listed all the clubs who have gone into administration since the millennium. Most, of our size, have gone onto much greener pastures. We haven't. And what happened 30 years ago is a convenient excuse for our current owners role in recent performance