Tue Apr 29, 2014 8:46 pm
Roath_Magic_ wrote:His shares for a start. A debt free championship club with a stadium expansion just done and a guaranteed £30m in parachute money left to come in would be worth £30 - 40m easy just on the basis of the future payments alone.
season ticket money he can keep as well as sponsorship money for the new season.
as for players, you will get £20m for just Caulker, Medel and Marshall. If you really did want to sell the likes of Mutch, Daeli, Whittingham, Kim then you would quite easily reach £30m in player sales.
£30m-£40m for the club. £30m for the players. £20m parachute payments. £10m ticket money and sponsorships
= £90m - £100m
He also has the land for the training ground which i havent accounted for.
man u are the same very rich on paper but over 350mil in debt! Tue Apr 29, 2014 8:53 pm
Tue Apr 29, 2014 9:05 pm
Roath_Magic_ wrote:bluebird1972 wrote:
Well the ones who were national socialists are Nazi's just as Swansea don,t pay their bills, considering the amount they owed they could have easily paid back the St Johns ambulance which is a Charity
No we couldn't, its illegal.
We did however pay them back in terms of using our facilities and conference rooms for nothing and also contracts that have remained working with us for the last 12 years.
Tue Apr 29, 2014 9:06 pm
Tue Apr 29, 2014 9:06 pm
bluebird1972 wrote:Roath_Magic_ wrote:bluebird1972 wrote:
Well the ones who were national socialists are Nazi's just as Swansea don,t pay their bills, considering the amount they owed they could have easily paid back the St Johns ambulance which is a Charity
No we couldn't, its illegal.
We did however pay them back in terms of using our facilities and conference rooms for nothing and also contracts that have remained working with us for the last 12 years.
So in Swansea its illegal to make a donation to a charity![]()
You;ve come out with some shit in the past but Roathie take a bow son that's comedy gold
Tue Apr 29, 2014 9:09 pm
pembroke allan wrote:
assets are ours until tan converts into equity as he is lending us the money for expansion, training ground ect ect! he does not
own club so does not own assets? hes a majority share holder! and we dont have debts of 100mil accumilating every year or on as you state or on that basis we would be over 250 mil in debt length time tan's been here, we have debts of 100 mil + depends on who you believe thats it!
Tue Apr 29, 2014 9:17 pm
Roath_Magic_ wrote:pembroke allan wrote:
assets are ours until tan converts into equity as he is lending us the money for expansion, training ground ect ect! he does not
own club so does not own assets? hes a majority share holder! and we dont have debts of 100mil accumilating every year or on as you state or on that basis we would be over 250 mil in debt length time tan's been here, we have debts of 100 mil + depends on who you believe thats it!
If only that were true Al.p
The company owe the debt to him, makes no difference if he owns 100% or not. The only thing that complete control does is allows him to sell them when he wants.
and finally its easy for any one to say we sold out but garauntee if shoe was on other foot any club would do same, us fans have very little say in who owns club nowadays, in past maybe but not in todays megga money world!
Tue Apr 29, 2014 9:20 pm
Tue Apr 29, 2014 9:21 pm
Roath_Magic_ wrote:bluebird1972 wrote:Roath_Magic_ wrote:bluebird1972 wrote:
Well the ones who were national socialists are Nazi's just as Swansea don,t pay their bills, considering the amount they owed they could have easily paid back the St Johns ambulance which is a Charity
No we couldn't, its illegal.
We did however pay them back in terms of using our facilities and conference rooms for nothing and also contracts that have remained working with us for the last 12 years.
So in Swansea its illegal to make a donation to a charity![]()
You;ve come out with some shit in the past but Roathie take a bow son that's comedy gold
When entering into a CVA and it is settled. It is against the code of practice to make payments outside the CVA and the club could fins itself in a lot of hot water.
If we are going to debate, lets do it sensibly eh?
Tue Apr 29, 2014 9:23 pm
Tue Apr 29, 2014 9:27 pm
Tue Apr 29, 2014 9:37 pm
Roath_Magic_ wrote:It isnt a charity it is a company. The legal status of each organisation varies by country. in both England and Wales the resident St John Ambulance organisations are simultaneously but separately registered as charities and companies, therfore no legal payment can be made.
Swansea city stuck a deal to allow St Johns ambulance free facilities at the ground, whether they own the deeds is irrelevant.
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