Thu Jun 14, 2012 7:05 pm
ihatealiens wrote:£35 million cash investment for next season and people are still moaning![]()
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- Something tells me that Sam/Langstone is going to be paid off in one go i.e £10 million of that £35 million annual budget is earmarked for Sam/Langstone. The sooner he's paid off the better, it will only be a matter of 18 months and PMG will be paid off as well all the debt will then turn into equity. We will be marketed to the far east (huge markets) via Vincent Tans own tv network, no doubt our games will be sold to other networks across the far east as well - if we get to the Premier League, we will be massive over there. The sky's the limit lads - open your eyes.
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Can you see any other billionaires around the corner willing to invest this type of monopoly money in little cardiff City??? I cant!!!
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Thu Jun 14, 2012 7:06 pm
T. gullibilis wrote:LLangynwyd Blue wrote:Seanccfc wrote:Gotta say, converting approx 64 min of servicable loans to approx 50 mill of non servicable equity is fab (if it happens). This should allow some of wasted ineterest payments to be used for other purposes helping to bring down monthly losses (I say should as I am no expert on the terms of the loans). It's also great to get this from the horses mouth hopefully moving this investment one step away from rumour and closer to reallity - i'm sure we're all gratefull for this.
I understand that you have break eggs to make an omlettee - easy that one
I unnderstand that you have to build a bridge to cross a river (and stay dry) - not too difficlut
I have absolutely no effing idea why a team playing in blue is not worthy of investment !!!!!
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Am I missing something? the changes are for the Asian market, to maximise profit from that area.
Current profit of club acitivities in Asia: zero.
Future profit from Asia, via as yet unidentified income streams: ?????
This is all about maximising LOCAL profit by hoping 20,000 willing fans will buy new shirts cos the colours changed.
Just my opinion of course.
Thu Jun 14, 2012 7:10 pm
ihatealiens wrote:£35 million cash investment for next season and people are still moaning![]()
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- Something tells me that Sam/Langstone is going to be paid off in one go i.e £10 million of that £35 million annual budget is earmarked for Sam/Langstone. The sooner he's paid off the better, it will only be a matter of 18 months and PMG will be paid off as well all the debt will then turn into equity. We will be marketed to the far east (huge markets) via Vincent Tans own tv network, no doubt our games will be sold to other networks across the far east as well - if we get to the Premier League, we will be massive over there. The sky's the limit lads - open your eyes.
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Can you see any other billionaires around the corner willing to invest this type of monopoly money in little cardiff City??? I cant!!!
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Thu Jun 14, 2012 7:24 pm
T. gullibilis wrote:ihatealiens wrote:£35 million cash investment for next season and people are still moaning![]()
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- Something tells me that Sam/Langstone is going to be paid off in one go i.e £10 million of that £35 million annual budget is earmarked for Sam/Langstone. The sooner he's paid off the better, it will only be a matter of 18 months and PMG will be paid off as well all the debt will then turn into equity. We will be marketed to the far east (huge markets) via Vincent Tans own tv network, no doubt our games will be sold to other networks across the far east as well - if we get to the Premier League, we will be massive over there. The sky's the limit lads - open your eyes.
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Can you see any other billionaires around the corner willing to invest this type of monopoly money in little cardiff City??? I cant!!!
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I wasn't aware the football league /championship allowed individual club TV deals in other countries?
Even if we get to the Premier League, we'll only be massive over there if we win things. Malay/Chinese like to be associated with successful entities, not just colours.
You're right about the lack of other billionaires wanting to invest in Cardiff City though. It would take £100 Million + to buy out Tan and get what? At best a debt free championship club pushing for promotion, something the club is nowhere near yet. Why buy a championship club for £100 million when you could buy Everton for a similar amount? Perhaps its cos they play in blue?
Thu Jun 14, 2012 7:26 pm
Andy1927 wrote:brick1964 wrote:I would say to all the doubters......put your money where your mouths are.
I think this guy knows where he can take this club, and how to get it to the next level.
Give him a chance...have a bit of faith.
Many of us have been putting our money where our mouths are for 20+ years, and when it comes to relative wealth we've put a damn sight more of our overall earnings in than VT, so I think that gives us more than enough right to voice our discontent thanks....
Thu Jun 14, 2012 7:34 pm
brithdirblue wrote:Sorry to upset the blue camp. But a pretty good statement and the reason I am fully behind the rebranding.
Thu Jun 14, 2012 7:43 pm
T-G-I-ROBINFRIDAY wrote:brithdirblue wrote:Sorry to upset the blue camp. But a pretty good statement and the reason I am fully behind the rebranding.
Im so excited i got a bit of wind in my pipe but what would really help create a mess of my pants now is all those sycophants who told us they would never step into the CCS ever again will actually keep their promise![]()
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....and before anyone of the so called hirachy want to have a snipe ...remember its a F.O.R.U.M and this is my OPINION so to use a metaphor let someone else take the penalties, score a few of the goals and stop threating to take your ball home if you cannot have your own way
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Thu Jun 14, 2012 7:50 pm
onwards and upwards the mighty Blooooooooobirds!! Thu Jun 14, 2012 8:15 pm
bluebird1977 wrote:LLangynwyd Blue wrote:CalShepCCFC wrote:at least now we got the facts we needed
Where have you been? all the facts have been posted before.
True theres nothing thats not been posted before really
Thu Jun 14, 2012 8:26 pm
Thu Jun 14, 2012 8:28 pm
Thu Jun 14, 2012 8:32 pm
T. gullibilis wrote:ihatealiens wrote:£35 million cash investment for next season and people are still moaning![]()
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- Something tells me that Sam/Langstone is going to be paid off in one go i.e £10 million of that £35 million annual budget is earmarked for Sam/Langstone. The sooner he's paid off the better, it will only be a matter of 18 months and PMG will be paid off as well all the debt will then turn into equity. We will be marketed to the far east (huge markets) via Vincent Tans own tv network, no doubt our games will be sold to other networks across the far east as well - if we get to the Premier League, we will be massive over there. The sky's the limit lads - open your eyes.
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Can you see any other billionaires around the corner willing to invest this type of monopoly money in little cardiff City??? I cant!!!
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I wasn't aware the football league /championship allowed individual club TV deals in other countries?
Even if we get to the Premier League, we'll only be massive over there if we win things. Malay/Chinese like to be associated with successful entities, not just colours.
You're right about the lack of other billionaires wanting to invest in Cardiff City though. It would take £100 Million + to buy out Tan and get what? At best a debt free championship club pushing for promotion, something the club is nowhere near yet. Why buy a championship club for £100 million when you could buy Everton for a similar amount? Perhaps its cos they play in blue?
Thu Jun 14, 2012 8:43 pm
Thu Jun 14, 2012 9:10 pm
Welshpaul wrote:To those who criticise what is YOUR alternative??
Alan Whiteley wrote:"At no point did they threaten to end their connection to this football club. Certainly, they would have looked at plans again and taken different decisions, maybe looked at new external investment or looked to sell the club on to somebody else."
Thu Jun 14, 2012 9:14 pm
Thu Jun 14, 2012 11:23 pm
boyo1927 wrote:Great statement from Tan, now lets get behind the team! Looking forward to Malkys signings
Fri Jun 15, 2012 8:44 am
Seanccfc wrote:LLangynwyd Blue wrote:Seanccfc wrote:Gotta say, converting approx 64 min of servicable loans to approx 50 mill of non servicable equity is fab (if it happens). This should allow some of wasted ineterest payments to be used for other purposes helping to bring down monthly losses (I say should as I am no expert on the terms of the loans). It's also great to get this from the horses mouth hopefully moving this investment one step away from rumour and closer to reallity - i'm sure we're all gratefull for this.
I understand that you have break eggs to make an omlettee - easy that one
I unnderstand that you have to build a bridge to cross a river (and stay dry) - not too difficlut
I have absolutely no effing idea why a team playing in blue is not worthy of investment !!!!!
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Am I missing something? the changes are for the Asian market, to maximise profit from that area.
I know thats what they say - still don't get it. It it was that easy every team in the league would play in red ??
I fully appreciate we all have a different perspective on things - but it seems like we're expecting a bit of pixie dust
Fri Jun 15, 2012 1:24 pm
TG on May 10th 2012 wrote:"We will not proceed with the proposed change of colour and logo and the team will continue to play in blue at home for the next season with the current badge."
Fri Jun 15, 2012 3:57 pm
Fri Jun 15, 2012 6:06 pm
Fri Jun 15, 2012 6:12 pm
LLangynwyd Blue wrote:the income from Asia that he thinks he will get
Sat Jun 16, 2012 2:14 am
brithdirblue wrote:Sorry to upset the blue camp. But a pretty good statement and the reason I am fully behind the rebranding.
Sat Jun 16, 2012 6:32 am
DWQPR wrote:T. gullibilis wrote:ihatealiens wrote:£35 million cash investment for next season and people are still moaning![]()
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- Something tells me that Sam/Langstone is going to be paid off in one go i.e £10 million of that £35 million annual budget is earmarked for Sam/Langstone. The sooner he's paid off the better, it will only be a matter of 18 months and PMG will be paid off as well all the debt will then turn into equity. We will be marketed to the far east (huge markets) via Vincent Tans own tv network, no doubt our games will be sold to other networks across the far east as well - if we get to the Premier League, we will be massive over there. The sky's the limit lads - open your eyes.
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Can you see any other billionaires around the corner willing to invest this type of monopoly money in little cardiff City??? I cant!!!
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I wasn't aware the football league /championship allowed individual club TV deals in other countries?
Even if we get to the Premier League, we'll only be massive over there if we win things. Malay/Chinese like to be associated with successful entities, not just colours.
You're right about the lack of other billionaires wanting to invest in Cardiff City though. It would take £100 Million + to buy out Tan and get what? At best a debt free championship club pushing for promotion, something the club is nowhere near yet. Why buy a championship club for £100 million when you could buy Everton for a similar amount? Perhaps its cos they play in blue?
I've trawled through 6 pages of this discussion and at last somebody has noticed something very relevant to the TV ownership discussion. The sale of TV rights for the Football League is the same as the Premier League, it is done on a collective basis both home and abroad, Tan cannot arbiterilly choose to screen Cardiff City games on his channel as he would be in breach of copyright laws. He may own the team but the Football League owns the product. And he would have to bid for those rights, just like SKY does in the UK and then hope to make a profit from charging to view and advertising. But most games shown in Asia will always be the PL games as far as English football is concerned. Sure if Cardiff achieved promotion then their profile increases immensely in Malaysia but that is still a big if. Based on the new investment whoever suggested £13million as the additional amount for Mackay to spend looks pretty much spot on, but that will include such things as transfer fees, signing on fees, salaries and agent fees. It is also a similar amount that a relegated club from the Premier League receives in parachute payments for one season (times that by four seasons in total), so you then have a budget to compete with the likes of Wolves, Blackburn and Bolton and Blackpool from the previous season, (won't include Brum as it looks like that they are deep in the financial mire). It means that you should have a good chance of promotion, but it won't be a forgone conclusion, and if that is not achieved then what? Further investment from Tan or is the club put up for sale and he looks to cut losses. Certainly it looks like he is going for promotion this next season, especially with the Football League financial fair play coming along and the huge increase in Premier League TV rights just announced. Promotion will be the only way in which he may ever get his money back. Still should be fun!