Anyone know what this is now? How long before the excuse of having to pay off the stadium can no longer be used? Or indeed prove many people wrong and be the turning point where we do begin to invest heavily once more.
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Anyone know what this is now? How long before the excuse of having to pay off the stadium can no longer be used? Or indeed prove many people wrong and be the turning point where we do begin to invest heavily once more.
Our debt is minus two squidillon quid.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Verminator
Turning point is when Wenger leaves. 2014.
Dont know what the debt level is, it was down to £125m or so last I heard. Should be all paid off by 2013 I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Verminator
Yep, £25mill RvP, £60mill Jack plus general profits then it's all gravy, pure profit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Save me Jeebus!
:lol:
Dont forget the £34m for cesc and £25m for nasri, oh and chuck in £11m for bendtner too.
That takes a huge chunk off.
I'm guessing you are asking about the debt level because you are trying to make sense of a situation that makes no sense at all.
I'm hoping that once the debt is cleared we will start acting sensibly in transfer windows.
Not likely though is it!
We need better commercial deals. City has one that brings in £40mill a season. The eqivilant deal for arsenal only brings 7mill a year. Granted, city's deal is as corrupt as fuck, but it expains the advantages clubs like united, even with the debt they have, have over us.
I'm starting to think this is the only explanation.Quote:
Originally Posted by GB.
Wenger's not suddenly this bumbling idiot and if people think that a new manager would come in and spend, spend, spend and everything would be rosy then I'd suggest they're sadly deluded.