Wed Jun 13, 2012 2:48 pm
Wed Jun 13, 2012 2:50 pm
RoathMagic wrote:Why is everyone ignoring the fact we are losing £1.2 million a month, and the best part of £15 million per year.
WE HAVE TO CUT EXPENDITURE NOT INCREASE IT!!!!
Everyone is calling for massive signings... will they play for free? Or will we have to add their wages to our already astronomical short-fall?! Lets say after all these signings happen we are losing close to £1.5 million a month and £18 million a year....
YOU DO REALISE WE WILL BE BACK IN £75 MILLION DEBT IN 5 YEARS DONT YOU!!?
Whe this all came out our fans were ''red or dead, its the only way we can get out of debt'' - well actually its the uickest way back into debt and by that point we will be too far in to do anything about it. You are killing us.
Wed Jun 13, 2012 2:56 pm
RoathMagic wrote:Why is everyone ignoring the fact we are losing £1.2 million a month, and the best part of £15 million per year.
WE HAVE TO CUT EXPENDITURE NOT INCREASE IT!!!!
Everyone is calling for massive signings... will they play for free? Or will we have to add their wages to our already astronomical short-fall?! Lets say after all these signings happen we are losing close to £1.5 million a month and £18 million a year....
YOU DO REALISE WE WILL BE BACK IN £75 MILLION DEBT IN 5 YEARS DONT YOU!!?
Whe this all came out our fans were ''red or dead, its the only way we can get out of debt'' - well actually its the uickest way back into debt and by that point we will be too far in to do anything about it. You are killing us.
Wed Jun 13, 2012 2:56 pm
Wed Jun 13, 2012 2:57 pm
Wed Jun 13, 2012 2:57 pm
RoathMagic wrote:Why is everyone ignoring the fact we are losing £1.2 million a month, and the best part of £15 million per year.
WE HAVE TO CUT EXPENDITURE NOT INCREASE IT!!!!
Everyone is calling for massive signings... will they play for free? Or will we have to add their wages to our already astronomical short-fall?! Lets say after all these signings happen we are losing close to £1.5 million a month and £18 million a year....
YOU DO REALISE WE WILL BE BACK IN £75 MILLION DEBT IN 5 YEARS DONT YOU!!?
Whe this all came out our fans were ''red or dead, its the only way we can get out of debt'' - well actually its the uickest way back into debt and by that point we will be too far in to do anything about it. You are killing us.
Wed Jun 13, 2012 2:59 pm
RoathMagic wrote:Annis.
Are you suggesting because our owners are investing money in the playing squad we should forget about the initial problem in the first place and make it worse just for a bit of excitement?
You do realise that spending this year is also going to land us with a major fine in 3 years time and a % of our income that season will be thrown away due to the infringement of the fair play rules?
We have turned into wreckless morons. We cry because we are in debt and need the Malaysians to rescue us and are now calling to spend more than we ever have done. it makes no sense and we are heading for major Rangers like disaster.
Wed Jun 13, 2012 3:00 pm
Wed Jun 13, 2012 3:01 pm
Wed Jun 13, 2012 3:01 pm
RoathMagic wrote:Annis.
Are you suggesting because our owners are investing money in the playing squad we should forget about the initial problem in the first place and make it worse just for a bit of excitement?
You do realise that spending this year is also going to land us with a major fine in 3 years time and a % of our income that season will be thrown away due to the infringement of the fair play rules?
We have turned into wreckless morons. We cry because we are in debt and need the Malaysians to rescue us and are now calling to spend more than we ever have done. it makes no sense and we are heading for major Rangers like disaster.
Wed Jun 13, 2012 3:18 pm
Forever Blue wrote:RoathMagic wrote:Annis.
Are you suggesting because our owners are investing money in the playing squad we should forget about the initial problem in the first place and make it worse just for a bit of excitement?
You do realise that spending this year is also going to land us with a major fine in 3 years time and a % of our income that season will be thrown away due to the infringement of the fair play rules?
We have turned into wreckless morons. We cry because we are in debt and need the Malaysians to rescue us and are now calling to spend more than we ever have done. it makes no sense and we are heading for major Rangers like disaster.
Never said anything like that, what I am saying is when fans here £100 mill invest they are instantly going to think about new players and remember TG keeps saying its Premier League he wants, so how u going to get there ?
Wed Jun 13, 2012 3:29 pm
Forever Blue wrote:RoathMagic wrote:Why is everyone ignoring the fact we are losing £1.2 million a month, and the best part of £15 million per year.
WE HAVE TO CUT EXPENDITURE NOT INCREASE IT!!!!
Everyone is calling for massive signings... will they play for free? Or will we have to add their wages to our already astronomical short-fall?! Lets say after all these signings happen we are losing close to £1.5 million a month and £18 million a year....
YOU DO REALISE WE WILL BE BACK IN £75 MILLION DEBT IN 5 YEARS DONT YOU!!?
Whe this all came out our fans were ''red or dead, its the only way we can get out of debt'' - well actually its the uickest way back into debt and by that point we will be too far in to do anything about it. You are killing us.
Very True (Show us the signings) !!!
Because when your owners say they will be investing £100 mill, the fans will want to see quality players true or not ?
Wed Jun 13, 2012 3:31 pm
Tony Blue Williams wrote:RoathMagic wrote:Annis.
Are you suggesting because our owners are investing money in the playing squad we should forget about the initial problem in the first place and make it worse just for a bit of excitement?
You do realise that spending this year is also going to land us with a major fine in 3 years time and a % of our income that season will be thrown away due to the infringement of the fair play rules?
We have turned into wreckless morons. We cry because we are in debt and need the Malaysians to rescue us and are now calling to spend more than we ever have done. it makes no sense and we are heading for major Rangers like disaster.
If the debt is converted into equity (which apparently is the plan) then we can't possibly infringe on the FFP rules.
Wed Jun 13, 2012 3:38 pm
Wed Jun 13, 2012 3:44 pm
Wed Jun 13, 2012 3:56 pm
BigGwynram wrote:Some of losses month to month are the interest being paid on the loans, now when these loans are transffered to equity, then there is no interest to be paid, massive saving from the start.
If the club is not in debt, then the fair play ruling wont cause us a problem.
At the end of thed ay our wage bill is not that excessive compared to clubs of a similar size, read somewhere once that Man United on paper are six hundred million pound in debt
Do you think Man City and Chelsea make enough on gate receipts to cover their cots, no where near it, the income and revenue that VT will be looking for comes from investment in Sponsorship, naming rights of stand and stadium, TV and media money both at home and in the far East.
We are tending to forget that a lot of our existing income stream were sold off for a fraction of what they were worth by Ridsdale who was desperate to get any money in to stave off the tax man.
We can hardly blame the Malaysian's for that, even though we can question their sanity in investing in us in the first place, but thank god they did.
Wed Jun 13, 2012 3:56 pm
RoathMagic wrote:Forever Blue wrote:RoathMagic wrote:Annis.
Are you suggesting because our owners are investing money in the playing squad we should forget about the initial problem in the first place and make it worse just for a bit of excitement?
You do realise that spending this year is also going to land us with a major fine in 3 years time and a % of our income that season will be thrown away due to the infringement of the fair play rules?
We have turned into wreckless morons. We cry because we are in debt and need the Malaysians to rescue us and are now calling to spend more than we ever have done. it makes no sense and we are heading for major Rangers like disaster.
Never said anything like that, what I am saying is when fans here £100 mill invest they are instantly going to think about new players and remember TG keeps saying its Premier League he wants, so how u going to get there ?
But the imple maths tell us that we are eading for disaster Premier League or not.
Yes this £100m or however much it is will be turned into equity, but any losses after that is pure interest baring debt to the tune of £18 million per year.
You confuse me Annis. A businessman yourself, clearly have the club at heart - yet seem happy to see us pile on more debt than ever - which lets not forget is what the main issue was in the first place.
Why is the Premier League everything? Clubs have got there spending very little so why do we feel the need to risk the club in order to get a small chance for promotion when the matsh tell us promotion or not we are heading for disaster in 5-7 years.
Wed Jun 13, 2012 4:11 pm
Wed Jun 13, 2012 4:27 pm
RoathMagic wrote:Why is everyone ignoring the fact we are losing £1.2 million a month, and the best part of £15 million per year.
WE HAVE TO CUT EXPENDITURE NOT INCREASE IT!!!!
Everyone is calling for massive signings... will they play for free? Or will we have to add their wages to our already astronomical short-fall?! Lets say after all these signings happen we are losing close to £1.5 million a month and £18 million a year....
YOU DO REALISE WE WILL BE BACK IN £75 MILLION DEBT IN 5 YEARS DONT YOU!!?
Whe this all came out our fans were ''red or dead, its the only way we can get out of debt'' - well actually its the uickest way back into debt and by that point we will be too far in to do anything about it. You are killing us.
Wed Jun 13, 2012 4:36 pm
therealjimmyscoular wrote:RoathMagic wrote:Why is everyone ignoring the fact we are losing £1.2 million a month, and the best part of £15 million per year.
WE HAVE TO CUT EXPENDITURE NOT INCREASE IT!!!!
Everyone is calling for massive signings... will they play for free? Or will we have to add their wages to our already astronomical short-fall?! Lets say after all these signings happen we are losing close to £1.5 million a month and £18 million a year....
YOU DO REALISE WE WILL BE BACK IN £75 MILLION DEBT IN 5 YEARS DONT YOU!!?
Whe this all came out our fans were ''red or dead, its the only way we can get out of debt'' - well actually its the uickest way back into debt and by that point we will be too far in to do anything about it. You are killing us.
great post...spot on
Wed Jun 13, 2012 4:42 pm
RoathMagic wrote:As I said Annis, you confuse me.
You seem dead against it and then you soften quite dramatically when spending money or signings are mentioned. Surely that should scare you even more rather than soften your approach to the situation.
Wed Jun 13, 2012 4:45 pm
RoathMagic wrote:BigGwynram wrote:Some of losses month to month are the interest being paid on the loans, now when these loans are transffered to equity, then there is no interest to be paid, massive saving from the start.
If the club is not in debt, then the fair play ruling wont cause us a problem.
At the end of thed ay our wage bill is not that excessive compared to clubs of a similar size, read somewhere once that Man United on paper are six hundred million pound in debt
Do you think Man City and Chelsea make enough on gate receipts to cover their cots, no where near it, the income and revenue that VT will be looking for comes from investment in Sponsorship, naming rights of stand and stadium, TV and media money both at home and in the far East.
We are tending to forget that a lot of our existing income stream were sold off for a fraction of what they were worth by Ridsdale who was desperate to get any money in to stave off the tax man.
We can hardly blame the Malaysian's for that, even though we can question their sanity in investing in us in the first place, but thank god they did.
Gwyn,
from looking at the accounts, a very small percentage of the £1.2 million loss is actually going on the historical debt. It will certainly be cancelled out and more by the increased wages of the new playing staff.
It wont show up until this years accounts will it, if we owe seventy million, then at seven per cent its close to five and a half million a year interest.
Man United are a completely different animal. Thy get £80 million a year from TV rights, not to mention worldwide sponsorships, assets in terms of playing staff and real estate, they are a worldwide brand and their merchendise sales are incredible.
Yes, but surely that's the pot of gold that makes investors take the gamble on us, surely ?
I think a lot of our fans are comparing ourelves to these types of clubs and its just not realistic. No Asian is going to buy a shirt of a second division club just because its red. Its nonsensical in the extreme. Win a Champions League or two and then yes of course.
The shirt sale are truly peanuts in income term, it really isn't about shirt sale.
Whether our wage bill is excessive is not deemed by comparing it to other clubs, its comparing it to our income - and as it stands our wage bill is extremely excessive - isnt it nearly 100% of income? thats crazy for a club in debt up to its eyeballs.
As I said, a lot of the income streams have been taken up, but not for ever,
Surely you can see cutting expenditure is the way forward not increasing it?
Totally the opposite, cutting expenditure as in lower wages and budgets for players will help to reduce our quality and results will suffer, if we struggle and get relegated, the crowds will drop, our advertising revenue will drop, our league money will drop our tv appearance and Sky money will drop, we then need to trim even more and the downward spiral continues.
Its madness, and cant believe how many ''fans'' are lapping it up.
Wed Jun 13, 2012 5:32 pm
Forever Blue wrote:RoathMagic wrote:As I said Annis, you confuse me.
You seem dead against it and then you soften quite dramatically when spending money or signings are mentioned. Surely that should scare you even more rather than soften your approach to the situation.
I honestly dont soften, just because were going to buy players, I just like putting the news out and if its good news I love telling people. Just because I mention or ask about players etc, does not mean I hate the way they are ruling/running our club, I really am shocked your saying this, I just get fed up of repeating it every day and people get fed up of me saying it. Are u trying to twist what I stand for
Did I soften on Dave Jones when he went on a good run, I enjoyed the run but never changed my opinion on him.
Wed Jun 13, 2012 5:40 pm
[/quote]BigGwynram wrote:
Surely you can see cutting expenditure is the way forward not increasing it?
Totally the opposite, cutting expenditure as in lower wages and budgets for players will help to reduce our quality and results will suffer, if we struggle and get relegated, the crowds will drop, our advertising revenue will drop, our league money will drop our tv appearance and Sky money will drop, we then need to trim even more and the downward spiral continues.
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Wed Jun 13, 2012 6:31 pm
RoathMagic wrote:BigGwynram wrote:
Surely you can see cutting expenditure is the way forward not increasing it?
Totally the opposite, cutting expenditure as in lower wages and budgets for players will help to reduce our quality and results will suffer, if we struggle and get relegated, the crowds will drop, our advertising revenue will drop, our league money will drop our tv appearance and Sky money will drop, we then need to trim even more and the downward spiral continues.
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Wed Jun 13, 2012 6:33 pm
HANDBALL ! wrote:RoathMagic wrote:BigGwynram wrote:
Surely you can see cutting expenditure is the way forward not increasing it?
Totally the opposite, cutting expenditure as in lower wages and budgets for players will help to reduce our quality and results will suffer, if we struggle and get relegated, the crowds will drop, our advertising revenue will drop, our league money will drop our tv appearance and Sky money will drop, we then need to trim even more and the downward spiral continues.
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Gwyn,
Swansea, Burnley and Blackpool are all recent examples of clubs who have spent very little and gone up. All had lowish crowds, low wages and little transfer fees paid.
You seem to be suggesting you would rather spend wildly, risk the future of the club as we will almost certainly be in major debt in the near future on the back of this rather than do things properly and try and emmulate the achevements of the clubs I mention above?
Wed Jun 13, 2012 6:39 pm
RoathMagic wrote:HANDBALL ! wrote:RoathMagic wrote:BigGwynram wrote:
Surely you can see cutting expenditure is the way forward not increasing it?
Totally the opposite, cutting expenditure as in lower wages and budgets for players will help to reduce our quality and results will suffer, if we struggle and get relegated, the crowds will drop, our advertising revenue will drop, our league money will drop our tv appearance and Sky money will drop, we then need to trim even more and the downward spiral continues.
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Gwyn,
Swansea, Burnley and Blackpool are all recent examples of clubs who have spent very little and gone up. All had lowish crowds, low wages and little transfer fees paid.
You seem to be suggesting you would rather spend wildly, risk the future of the club as we will almost certainly be in major debt in the near future on the back of this rather than do things properly and try and emmulate the achevements of the clubs I mention above?
Did you mean emulate ? Or is that a word in jackland ?
One thing we don't want is to emulate swansea .... we wanna see our debts paid , not see local businesses go under coz of a few pennies in the pound forced these businesses to close.
Wed Jun 13, 2012 6:41 pm
RoathMagic wrote:Annis.
Are you suggesting because our owners are investing money in the playing squad we should forget about the initial problem in the first place and make it worse just for a bit of excitement?
You do realise that spending this year is also going to land us with a major fine in 3 years time and a % of our income that season will be thrown away due to the infringement of the fair play rules?
We have turned into wreckless morons. We cry because we are in debt and need the Malaysians to rescue us and are now calling to spend more than we ever have done. it makes no sense and we are heading for major Rangers like disaster.
Wed Jun 13, 2012 6:42 pm
Wed Jun 13, 2012 6:48 pm
RoathMagic wrote:Gwyn,
Swansea, Burnley and Blackpool are all recent examples of clubs who have spent very little and gone up. All had lowish crowds, low wages and little transfer fees paid.
You seem to be suggesting you would rather spend wildly, risk the future of the club as we will almost certainly be in major debt in the near future on the back of this rather than do things properly and try and emmulate the achevements of the clubs I mention above?