I don't see how they can really achieve anything even if they had football at the forefront of their concerns. Turnover is far too small to support even modest staff costs relative to what we have on board now alongside the administrative expenses. Unless someone comes in and hands them a gigantic sum of money, they're eternally screwed with this venture; they have concentrated so much on cost cutting and so little on earning extra revenue (loans from SISU don't count). Either the entire business is seriously downsized, some insanely rich person comes forward, or it goes under.