Imagine that, if we sold Seagrave to Forest.... sickening. The thing is we have borrowed heavily at high interest rates against future income to the point where there isn't seemingly anything left to borrow against. We owe a lot of money for transfer fee instalments. The owner said yesterday he would "try" to keep funding the club. Our player values will have dropped massively, so we don't have much hope of big transfer fees. Even the stadium is in a seperate company. If it was any other business the board would be looking at selling assets so there could be something in this. If Marinakis came in and put 100m + on the table for Seagrave are they in a position to say no? The interest costs alone in the last accounts were around 9m for the year. That's more than most league one clubs wage bills just in interest payments.