How much will relegation cost Tan ?

Just thinking aloud should it happen ?

its funny so i think he values the club at such a high sum because of the monies owed to others, e.g. the £20m or is it £30m owed to Dalman, so i do think if heaven forbid we did get relegated he might have to seriously reconsider the current board set up, and the valuation of the club.

he might not fully feel it either if we did go down in the first season, as i know the club do early season ticket sales, and fans might end up buying now expecting us to be a championship club.

its funny so i think he values the club at such a high sum because of the monies owed to others, e.g. the £20m or is it £30m owed to Dalman, so i do think if heaven forbid we did get relegated he might have to seriously reconsider the current board set up, and the valuation of the club.

he might not fully feel it either if we did go down in the first season, as i know the club do early season ticket sales, and fans might end up buying now expecting us to be a championship club.

The problem is that match day revenue is becoming increasingly less important. Its TV money which pays a lot of the bills and I believe this is a lot less in League One than in the Championship.

Tan is only willing to have a budget of a certain level. He has most likely been told that budget will give him a mid level League one team. So going on that he wont be bothered if we go down. The budget is most likely loose change in his back pocket to him.