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Player Valuation: £40m
Prentice.Has there ever been a more expensive waste of money than Dele Alli……..
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Prentice.Has there ever been a more expensive waste of money than Dele Alli……..
Has there ever been a more expensive waste of money than Dele Alli……..
I am sure if we looked, there would be examples of highly paid fellas who were on the payroll, who were just as poor value for money, albeit not on crutches.Unfortunately yes. That's what happens when you lay the best part of 30 million in just a transfer fees on players like Gbamin and Bolasie, before you even start to count wages.
Wheb does the 777 agreement end again end of the month?
Gomes, Brantwaite and Dele where out on loan that season for the accounts.
Harrison we know is on 90k per week. Beto and Danjuma will be on a half decent wage. Young won't be cheap. Pickford got a new contract. Wage bill will be slightly reduced but whatever saving we make will be consumed with interest payments on existing loans.
I take your point on the interest payments, but debt can be restructured by new owners. If anybody does buy us, I'd imagine they would be borrowing the money anyway, and that would then become the debt.
My only point was any prospective buyers won't be looking at books (projected or current/ongoing) that show a 92% wages to turnover ratio. Add in the new stadium and further projected cuts to the wage budget, then I don't think we're quite the unappealing proposition a lot of people think we are.
I think this is correctI take your point on the interest payments, but debt can be restructured by new owners. If anybody does buy us, I'd imagine they would be borrowing the money anyway, and that would then become the debt.
My only point was any prospective buyers won't be looking at books (projected or current/ongoing) that show a 92% wages to turnover ratio. Add in the new stadium and further projected cuts to the wage budget, then I don't think we're quite the unappealing proposition a lot of people think we are.
His point is complete guesswork with no actual figures to paint a worst case scenarioI take your point on the interest payments, but debt can be restructured by new owners. If anybody does buy us, I'd imagine they would be borrowing the money anyway, and that would then become the debt.
My only point was any prospective buyers won't be looking at books (projected or current/ongoing) that show a 92% wages to turnover ratio. Add in the new stadium and further projected cuts to the wage budget, then I don't think we're quite the unappealing proposition a lot of people think we are.
We might get more points, it’s quite possible. But we might get relegated too. This next 12 months will be tight and hard. But let’s hope there’s a more sensible plan in place and that our creditors realise that they will have to expect a more reasonable return on the money they have leant of they want to see all of their money back. Hopefully common sense will break out and all will be well. But the next 12 months could be really tough on the pitch before things get betterWe got 48 points this season meaning that we’re currently a mid table side. If we weaken the squad and achieve 10 less points next season, then we’ll probably still stay up.
Prentice - what a joke.
File him next to thelwell and Denise.