HankMarvin

Wasn’t exactly being managed well when they went for challenging from Europe to being relegated. Losing players on frees and constantly having horrendous financial accounting periods.

He actually said sources have dismissed, but he doesn’t appear to actually have his finger on the pulse of what’s going on at the club anymore. He used to break exclusives and be very wary of criticising the hierarchy

Percy giving both barrels, a change in tact. Maybe he lost his source recently👀

Blokes a hampton, waffles shit

Reportedly on 76k a week, would probably command a fair old lump in the champ

Yet, it did at palace and Botafogo, Lyon finished 6th and qualified for Europe for the last 2 seasons he has sold his shares in Palace but didn’t have the liquidity yet at the time of the hearing. They also refused him trying to transfer funds previously. But he will appeal in due course. Monaco, Nantes and Paris FC were also called before the DNCG but escaped punishment. The scrutiny of championship owners is far less than that of the French. looking a bit deeper there was a reason the club was sold to Textor after the previous owner Aulas owned them for 35 years Lyon’s current debt includes: €250M+ stadium-related debt €100M+ owed from previous transfer dealings €50M+ COVID-related losses €100M+ operating losses over recent seasons So whilst, the situation hasn’t improved it isn’t all down to the recent ownership model

John Textor interested in Sheffield Wednesday, would be a good owner with all the Brazilian talent at Botafogo that could be loaned there

If they through a shit load of money at him then yes. He has probably earned an astronomical increase in salary

Is that a typo

“If King Power's minimum guarantee payments are reduced, AOT faces significant revenue shortfalls that will ultimately impact Thailand's aviation infrastructure development. Conversely, should negotiations fail and King Power terminate its contracts, AOT retains the right to call upon an 11 billion baht bank guarentee” ฿100m is equal to $3m so you think is sustainable, to lose that arm of its business and be able to facilitate the bank guarantee should the negotiations fail?

In relation to the business as a whole not being sustainable

Blown out of proportion? they basically removed Top from his position and replaced him with someone that has 8 years experience of inside knowledge of AOT. We're in a position where we're saying we can't manage, and we're asking AOT for help," Nitinai stated. "We'll listen. If the conditions allow us to remain profitable, we'll stay. If not, and we can't make it work together, we'll accept that. Business operations differ significantly," he explained. "If it's an upward cycle, we can inject resources to address shortages. But if it's a downturn, it means removing ourselves from that industry entirely." The stakes couldn't be higher. For King Power, AOT's response will determine whether this represents a temporary setback or the end of an era in Thai duty-free retail.

If they had plans to do that, they might of gone for someone a bit better than a bloke with one 1 win in his last 13

King power international company ltd comprised of 5 family members top being the major share holder with 55% stake

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/35531625/leicester-city-king-power-financial-thailand/ WHAT THE FOX Leicester City’s future shrouded in doubt with Thai owners facing total business collapse

Discussed in great depth there, and not much has changed

A lot of people did in the thread

Many of the people on this forum seem to think an appointment is imminent

If that was the case, you can report and leave articles open to interpretation with a degree of ambiguity. What would be the need to stick your neck on line and say the club has yet to meet with any potential suitors?

Why because everyone assumes RVN will get the sack? He longed out the worst period the club had seen in the top flight and is still here. Everyone is hoping that’s because of annual finances. Maybes that’s wishful thinking

That’s relative to Prem league income, also PSR has now been reduced to the lowest level in about 11 years, with 2 rather poor years of finances behind it

Sheffield Wednesday’s Danny Rohl has been consistently linked, but would be very expensive to prise out of his contract. Sean Dyche has also been mooted and would be free, although his wage demands would be high. " He also said “Who the next incumbent will be also remains uncertain and the club has yet to meet with any potential suitors” So maybe the bedwetting can be paused for the time being

Tanners said not as likely to be Dyche because of the wages he demands, for what that’s worth

According to EFL analysis, another spam factory of bollocks

Games in isolation don’t really mean much, by the time we played QPR it was only a month after his first game and 4 points from first 2 game, there was probably still belief in his methods.