I’m sorry but, the American owners who have bought prem clubs are ALL in it to make money, but the way they do it is by increasing the value of the asset and then selling it on at a profit.
That lot over the park where bought by Fenway for £300 million, and as much as their absolute gollums of supporters go on about zero net spend blah blah blah, they have a net spend of just over £300 million (they have bought £1.1 billions worth of players, and managed to get £75 million for Suarez, £140 for countinho £20mil for solanke) Fenway have invested in the team and back room staff and now have an asset worth £3.5-4 billion
The Glazers at united bought united for £790 million and however you look at it united have always spent money (very badly recently like us) but still managed to get £1.3billion foe 25% of the club from that moron Ratcliffe valuing the club at around £6.55 billion
TFG payed £600 million and if they get it right and the playing and recruitment side improves drastically, and we start competing at the top end of the league, the business side of the club is revolutionised getting the maximum income from the ground, kit sales etc and possibly the muted deal to purchase Nelson dock for development. That costs money that TFG will have to spend in the short to medium term. If done correctly the asset they own will increase in value above and beyond the investment they make. That may take 10-15 years but if EFC are eventually a club worth £2-3 billion when they come to sell it we as fans will have had a much more enjoyable time than the car crash ownership of the mosh. As they always say to make money you have to spend money