Why would they? They wouldn't get a return going into the championship, and if they then tried for the premier league you are talking loads of millions.Do you think SISU should try to raise investment not to be saddled on the club's books. However a gamble on promotion.
(Seperate question to the OP)
Why would they? They wouldn't get a return going into the championship, and if they then tried for the premier league you are talking loads of millions.
Who is going to just give that money away?
A bit random.
So if they put say 2 or 3 million in they could just take it out on promotion to the championship?
If they aren't loading the debt, where is the money coming from and what happens if they do a forest and plough tens of millions in. Have they just pissed it up the wall?
The point you seem to be trying to get at is that somebody should be gifting the club money. It isn't going to happen is it?
No one. No one will invest the money required.
No a pure investment. Not a debt loaded investment.
For example (just a random suggestion, not how it would be)
You aporoach 20 investors and say. We have TM. We missed out on the play offs last season by a draw and a win.
Would you like to invest 50k.
If we are promoted in a year you will recieve 20% profit on your investment.
If we are not you lose the lot.
High rewards for high gambles
Why would they? They wouldn't get a return going into the championship, and if they then tried for the premier league you are talking loads of millions.
Who is going to just give that money away unless they are billionaires who can? Not people with investors on their case.
A bit random.
Are you sure about that?
4 points off the play offs last season on what would be a smaller budget compared to, if the investors came on board"We have TM" lol
4 pints off the play offs last season on what would be a smaller budget if the investors came on board
Here's a question that is valid as it may lead to an answer as regards TMs budget Dongo, our admin charges are extremely high per anum, are similar league 1 clubs admin expenses the same? Can the club do anything to drastically reduce these admin expenses therefore freeing up fund for the manager to be more competetive with transfers etc?Sorry have I ignored your answer?
Thought you just asked a question?
If you don't mind posting it again, apologies for missing it.
Should we be one of the few clubs running at break even. If it means we are stuck at mid table in division 3?
No a pure investment. Not a debt loaded investment.
For example (just a random suggestion, not how it would be)
You aporoach 20 investors and say. We have TM. We missed out on the play offs last season by a draw and a win.
Would you like to invest 50k.
If we are promoted in a year you will recieve 20% profit on your investment.
If we are not you lose the lot.
High rewards for high gambles
You are as alwaysWho is slagging off the question? You are doing a bob latchford now.
Why would they? They wouldn't get a return going into the championship, and if they then tried for the premier league you are talking loads of millions.
Who is going to just give that money away unless they are billionaires who can? Not people with investors on their case.
A bit random.
And a history of failure from a position of strength - hugely attractive.
Break even in the championship? Where is the extra revenue coming from?If our income increased and we passed breakeven in the championship they could start paying back some of the interest we keep accruing on the not real debt. Probably won't happen though because the interest on the not real debt seems to be ring fencing the club from potential takeover rather than a means to earning of the debt. Possibly why SISU want us to run at breakeven also. Promotion doesn't fit in with their long term plan, whatever that may be. Easiest way to stop that happening? Run at breakeven. Possibly more likely that they'd be happier with relegation than promotion as the lesser of two evils to their long term plan, mid table is the plan and breakeven fits with that.
If our income increased and we passed breakeven in the championship they could start paying back some of the interest we keep accruing on the not real debt. Probably won't happen though because the interest on the not real debt seems to be ring fencing the club from potential takeover rather than a means to earning of the debt. Possibly why SISU want us to run at breakeven also. Promotion doesn't fit in with their long term plan, whatever that may be. Easiest way to stop that happening? Run at breakeven. Possibly more likely that they'd be happier with relegation than promotion as the lesser of two evils to their long term plan, mid table is the plan and breakeven fits with that.
Sums SISU's reign at the club up perfectly. Well done.
Break even in the championship? Where is the extra revenue coming from?
I genuinely haven't a clue.
Please don't talk about the the FFP rules as there are ways around them
We were in a position of strength when they took over? Ok.
Question answered with a question
So nick do you think we should be one of the few clubs in the league to be run at break even, if that means we stay as a mid table divisions three side?
(Hopefully you will answer at some point)
By the way I hope for a billionaire as well
Sums SISU's reign at the club up perfectly. Well done.
People are allowed to talk about what they want. It's a forum after all isn't it???
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We've never had a position of strength apart from a warm day in 1987.
Oh, and last mid-November which we ballsed up (and you could argue that TM was at fault more than SISU).
To say SISU ballsed up a position of strength is ludicrous. They've ballsed up a shit position...nothing more positive than that...
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The problem is that fans don't want to settle for L1 and break even like you.Ok so we get the 5 million, we then have one of the lowest turnovers in the championship.
How would people feel about sisu paying themselves back while we have one of the lowest wage budgets in the division?
The problem is that fans don't want to settle for L1 and break even like you.
They want Sisu to take a reasonable punt and hopefully then we all reap the benefits of existing in the Championship. Otherwise what is the point of owning this club?
I think they believe that once a CCFC fan you should just accept everything regardless. Interestly a lot of similar believers also went to Sixfields.Unless Nick and some of the other cronies on here decide thats not the case
They want people to throw money in, then they shout about wanting them to leave and write it all off. Then it will be the same for the next person.
There is no conveyor belt of people willing to throw money in and not expect it back is there?
It isn't "settling" it is being realistic isn't it?
We don't have any god given right to be a top end championship or even premier league club any more.
What enjoyment do you get from watching football?
Here's a question that is valid as it may lead to an answer as regards TMs budget Dongo, our admin charges are extremely high per anum, are similar league 1 clubs admin expenses the same? Can the club do anything to drastically reduce these admin expenses therefore freeing up fund for the manager to be more competetive with transfers etc?
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Then fans will move on unfortunately.They want people to throw money in, then they shout about wanting them to leave and write it all off. Then it will be the same for the next person.
There is no conveyor belt of people willing to throw money in and not expect it back is there?
It isn't "settling" it is being realistic isn't it?
We don't have any god given right to be a top end championship or even premier league club any more.
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