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Post by russ on Nov 23, 2024 13:07:33 GMT
Yes it’s about the broncos because they know Tony rea but it also says there looking to invest in super league if opportunity arose! I think that would make us a good prospect in that case and I'm sure that in the interview PK said an investor would be more than welcome. |
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Post by lhred on Nov 23, 2024 13:14:42 GMT
I’m probably being naive but always wondered why no one has looked at us and bought us I suppose unless your a mad rugby fan it’s not going to do anything for you,I also believe there’s some real historical debt to the council that would have to be paid up before a takeover!
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Post by idrewthehaggis on Nov 23, 2024 13:57:15 GMT
The new player wages is an ignorant, if not pernicious suggestion. The combined wages of the players signed (even at the most generous) will be around £30000-40000 per month. So it’s not those players wages, but the whole running costs of the club. It’s a cash flow problem. I do think - as at least a learning process and to avoid this in future - that the club needs to review its financial decision making and strategies. May I suggest we look at how community owned football clubs operate. FC United has a Development Fund and Weekly and a one off Holiday Prize draw (with Lancs CC). Plus one off fundraisers such as for instance for a player Abbie Walton to pay for treatment for a serious injury. Meanwhile AFC Wimbledon similarly raises additional funds through a development fund, curiously through their Foundation Trust. . |
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