Greggs
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No, it's Sisu. So they chose to let more of the money from their business account to be invested in the team?
No, it's Sisu. So they chose to let more of the money from their business account to be invested in the team?It could be Katie Hopkins, Piers Morgan and Donald Trump. Unless they are putting money in they aren't investing.
My daughter could have £50 in birthday money and I say she can buy something for £40. That's not me investing or buying it as it isn't me giving her the money.
But why would you want to invest your own money, if the company you're running is generating it by itself?
No, it's Sisu. So they chose to let more of the money from their business account to be invested in the team?
Well what if, rather then spend it on a liability, she spent it on an asset that improved in value? If she then sold that asset for £100, she'd be a good business woman. Then if she invested that £100 in something, then sold it for £200??? If she spent that £200 on a new tv, she wouldnt be investing, she'd be wasting money on a liabilty that will never increase in value. But if she copied them same model that was making her money, it'd be investing.It could be Katie Hopkins, Piers Morgan and Donald Trump. Unless they are putting money in they aren't investing.
My daughter could have £50 in birthday money and I say she can buy something for £40. That's not me investing or buying it as it isn't me giving her the money.
Isn't covering losses investing too though? I'll answer as i know it is.I didn't say they would, I said they hadn't.
Isn't covering losses investing too though? I'll answer as i know it is.
No. i'm saying that they decide how much gets spent!So you think the transfer fees go into SISU's account rather than the club's?
Well what if, rather then spend it on a liability, she spent it on an asset that improved in value? If she then sold that asset for £100, she'd be a good business woman. Then if she invested that £100 in something, then sold it for £200??? If she spent that £200 on a new tv, she wouldnt be investing, she'd be wasting money on a liabilty that will never increase in value. But if she copied them same model that was making her money, it'd be investing.
SISU are running the club on a cost neutral basis to the parent company with no external funding from another cost centre. Assuming we agree that there are no hidden charges, etc
You gave her £50 for her birthday i thought? King Contradict hereYes, it would be her investing. Not me as I didn't give her any money.
My understanding was that any injection of funds was on a temporary basis and repaid in full, unless of course you know differently?They’ve already had to find funding twice since that statement was made
You gave her £50 for her birthday i thought? King Contradict here
Game overYes, it would be her investing. Not me as I didn't give her any money.
Game over
They did this time around.I don't believe Wasps will decide anything about a new ground deal till the prospect of court action is withdrawn, do you?
They did this time around.
It'll be same old, same old. Lots of bluster before a year deal is put in place.
You miss the point. Whoever gave your daughter the money, invested £50 doing so, whether it you, your wife or your milkman.You have just quoted me saying I didn't give her any money?
Make up your mind.
or did they grow from magic beans again?You have just quoted me saying I didn't give her any money?
Make up your mind.
You miss the point. Whoever gave your daughter the money, invested £50 doing so, whether it you, your wife or your milkman.
or did they grow from magic beans again?
But where did the intiail money come from whilst the club wasnt running at a profit?No, I understand the point fully, It brings us back to it not being SISU who gave the club money (investing). The club generated it itself by selling players.
Because you seem to think that money comes for free! A minute ago, your daughter had £50 birthday money. But you cant explain where it came from?I do like how you try to be sarcastic when you keep going round in circles.
Nobody has ever mentioned magic beans apart from you.
But where did the intiail money come from whilst the club wasnt running at a profit?
Because you seem to think that money comes for free! A minute ago, your daughter had £50 birthday money. But you cant explain where it came from?
I took your analogy as father/daughter sisu/ccfc. My bad if i misunderstoodBirthday money kind of does come for free if you wanted to be picky.
I said it wasn't from me but I allowed her to spend some of it on something. That isn't me giving her any money or "investing". If I gave her the money to go and buy something it would be me investing.
It's really quite simple.
But why
I took your analogy as father/daughter sisu/ccfc. My bad if i misunderstood
But you deciding if she spends it in a way which will make her money, then that is you investing.I took your analogy as father/daughter sisu/ccfc. My bad if i misunderstood
'but why' was an errorBut why what?
It's really straight forward, if SISU have put money into the club this season to buy players then they have invested in the team this season.
But you deciding if she spends it in a way which will make her money, then that is you investing.
If Sisu control the budget, they have..But why what?
It's really straight forward, if SISU have put money into the club this season to buy players then they have invested in the team this season.
If Sisu control the budget, they have..
No, they are just allowing the finances to make it possibleSo you think Joy and Dermot are scouting players now?
Robins has said it since he has come in, the more money the club brings in the more he gets to spend. Whether it is players going or people through the gates to watch.
Who decides how much money we can spend each year?They haven't.
Money going from SISU's bank to CCFC's bank is them putting money in....
It's really that straight forward.
No, they are just allowing the finances to make it possible
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