Paninistickers

Do the maths. We have no income other than EFL money and ticket money and betting sponsorship money and a few exec boxes next season.. What else pays for the 40 odd million running costs?

Relegation or no relegation, we will run out of money next season. Dependent on player sales. If we get 40m-50m we should get by Anything less,.it's a question of time. We will become insolvent. Literally the bank account will be empty. The bills will stop being paid and the Khunt will either need to give the club away (he won't) or we will have to close down. I'd guess, based on wage bill reductions and player sales, between December 2026 and March 2027.

Mate, we are weeks away from bankruptcy. This is the end. It's the last days of Rome done there. The Khunt eating grapes and sushi off Rudkin's naked body and tipping champagne down his open mouth. 50m of player sales this summer or we are gone.

They won't

What's the point mate? Relegation will see The Khunt and Rudkin roaring with laughter, blaming everyone (especially all male fans under 50) excepr themselves + in fact promoting themselves. Demanding yet more gold on the kit, even bluer shorts and announcing 789 Crypto Roulette SpaceX Ai betting sponsor (logo in comic sans) based in panama and formed three days ago..Plus new contracts for Bobby and Luke

His wondrous,. benovalent,.wise one has also spunked our entire annual division 3 squad budget on national league Luke Thomas. Oh thank you oh wise and wonderful one! Forever in our hearts!

Yep, same. I go back to all those dark dark days under Jock Wallace,.Gordon Milne (Inc am F.A.Cup semi) , Brian Hamilton,.Pleat - all in division 3. Those division 3 playoff finals under Brian little. Martin O Neil winning us 2 league cups whilst in division 3. Micky Adams' promotion from division 3 when we were bankrupt. .The Levein humiliation in division 3. Followed by Kelly. The Kermogant penalty play off division 3 fiasco before Mahrez Morgan Schmeichel.and Vards all joined us in division 3

'I wan gol' on kih an bwoo shaw!' .

We Pwomoht!

No particular insight. Trusting that BA will always come back strong on its routes to the east and hedged by the fact Iberia has routes west to Latin America

IAG bought. 14% down on its ytd high. Gotta be better realistic that that'll be flawed back over next 18 months (at worst)

Is that right? Wow, that's a banker to buy that dip. I'll look into if there are funds but any big European carriers - IAG, Lufthansa, KLM are the obvious safe bets for me. Especially IAG as they are locked into the (safer) south America market with Iberia.

I'm one of those weirdos that hated filbert Street. The place was an embarrassment. Yes, occasionally the atmosphere could be good but I've had equally good atmospheres at the Walkers Bowl (no more KP for me) The only thing that fbert street perfectly represented is what the club (and support) was then and has returned to now. Part top tier, part amateur shambles. The walkers is shite. But miles better than filbert Street.

It's Thursday afternoon. And the weekly Bob Reid dread begins. And the weekly battle to discover new nouns and adjectives. This week's: Tohu wa-bohu: A biblical Hebrew phrase (Genesis 1:2) meaning "waste and void" or "formless and empty".

Ever knew until very recently why it was called the airman's

Buy the dip

Then 99% of supporters simply won't join in any noisy militant protest. They are weak and quiet and subservient. If you want to do it noisy, the 200 will (regrettably) have to do it alone.

Which is kinda my point

Indeed. I was quoting what any normal ownership would do when running a 400m business and running out of money. You go look for investment. Not us. And for the reasons.you state, the club will become insolvent in around August. Dependent on player sales, maybe around Christmas

Mate, if I may offer a suggestion. Think of something that gets the quiet people involved. I suggested a phone torch protest (not that it was a good idea much, but it's a momentum in the stadium can flush out those who don't like to stamp and shout. It's a quiet person protest but also one that is unequivocal is showing disapproval) I'd add to that, for those 200 yesterday to buy tickets in that west stand block beneath and beside the Khunt. And shine the lights on him/his empty chair. 200 people directly shining torches in their lonely or empty chairs is kinda quietly humiliating. Torch the gaff!

Well, if we donwe live to fight another day. They will sell,.say, 6 players for, say, 40m and dash to Macquarie to get the cash in the bank straight away. Rinse and repeat summer after or 'we promote'.. I'm (and plenty of others) are suggesting that, however, the sales may not be enough to finance next season. Of course what any normal businessman would do is look for investment in exchange for a holding on the business. Say 200m for 51% and that props is up for the next four years and with good management (ha!) get back to the PL - financially lean and fit. The investor would see that as viable and profitable. And KP although holding only 49%, hold all the cards on the stadium and could leverage that to sell out their share. That's a normal functional business plan. But we are dealing with an idiot here. He will destroy us and himself.

It's a puzzle. The main difference to chansiri is the KP own the stadium, Belvoir Drive and seagrave. Not the club. We are in a very very difficult place. He will lose the club for sure. But I suspect he'll also 'take his ball away' too and cling on to those assets. Mean they will be mothballed.. I can seriously see a situation where - thanks to the EFL, who I think will throw us a bone - we play in league 1. Or 2 next season under a new entity but playing at Notts County and training at Loughborough Uni. And everything gone. Academy, players,.staff. The lot.

My best guess he will refuse to sell. And the club quietly closes its door. The entire place mothballed. I think it's a disastrous mix of the owner being a literal idiot, being lied to by yes men and relying on what's served him and his family well - blind luck. KP are essentially gamblers and something, somehow has always popped up to save them.

I'm going off on tangents but starting to to think of the logistics. A season or two at Notts County will be necessary as the only viable stadium in Leicestershire that could be repurposed for professional football relatively quickly is Leicester Road, Hinckley. It'll take years to extract the stadium off the grubby hands of KP