davieG Posted 6 June 2007 Posted 6 June 2007 McLeod, with compensation for Martin Allen and his backroom team MM will have probably paid out more money to MKDons than he paid up front did to buy LCFC - maybe? Just a thought and some perspective
Ric Flair Posted 6 June 2007 Posted 6 June 2007 I wonder whether 'Havin it Gangsta' Hammond will be used as a makeweight in the McLeod deal? I think so, I think there's a niche in the market for a Crap Gangsta in Milton Keynes to do the streets in the afternoons. You do raise an intersting point though.
THEBIGJOHNSTEADER; Posted 6 June 2007 Posted 6 June 2007 McLeod, with compensation for Martin Allen and his backroom team MM will have probably paid out more money to MKDons than he paid up front did to buy LCFC - maybe?Just a thought and some perspective Does anyone know the specifics on the amount he paid for LCFC, or thereabouts. I thought it was something along the lines of an intial 6 million, with supposedly a level agreement to invest a specific amount per year.
Ric Flair Posted 6 June 2007 Posted 6 June 2007 Does anyone know the specifics on the amount he paid for LCFC, or thereabouts. I thought it was something along the lines of an intial 6 million, with supposedly a level agreement to invest a specific amount per year. £600k for the initial shares. £4.5 million to be pumped in for the remainder of the 2006/07 season. £4.5 million to be pumped in to the club for the 2007/08 season. Mandaric then pays the shareholders a further £3-5 million if we get promoted and a similar figure if we stay up but this has to be done within the next 3 years otherwise all the share holders get is the £600k initial amount he's paid for the shares.
SamL Posted 6 June 2007 Posted 6 June 2007 £600k for the initial shares.£4.5 million to be pumped in for the remainder of the 2006/07 season. £4.5 million to be pumped in to the club for the 2007/08 season. Mandaric then pays the shareholders a further £3-5 million if we get promoted and a similar figure if we stay up but this has to be done within the next 3 years otherwise all the share holders get is the £600k initial amount he's paid for the shares. He also paid off the debt for the stadium
THEBIGJOHNSTEADER; Posted 6 June 2007 Posted 6 June 2007 £600k for the initial shares.£4.5 million to be pumped in for the remainder of the 2006/07 season. £4.5 million to be pumped in to the club for the 2007/08 season. Mandaric then pays the shareholders a further £3-5 million if we get promoted and a similar figure if we stay up but this has to be done within the next 3 years otherwise all the share holders get is the £600k initial amount he's paid for the shares. Very shrewd. Can you imagine what the summer would be like if he hadn't taken over us! :eek:
City Fan Posted 6 June 2007 Posted 6 June 2007 Very shrewd. Can you imagine what the summer would be like if he hadn't taken over us! :eek: We would have had RK in charge still and we would be after more Josh Low's and Andy Johnson's......
davieG Posted 6 June 2007 Author Posted 6 June 2007 He also paid off the debt for the stadium No he didn't! Where did you dream that one up from?
Daggers Posted 6 June 2007 Posted 6 June 2007 We would have had RK in charge still and we would be after more Josh Low's and Andy Johnson's...... I would never have been that optimistic.
Ric Flair Posted 6 June 2007 Posted 6 June 2007 He also paid off the debt for the stadium Haha yeah righty ho, sunshine!!!
THEBIGJOHNSTEADER; Posted 6 June 2007 Posted 6 June 2007 Haha yeah righty ho, sunshine!!! Is the stadium debt being tackled at all yet? Am I right in assuming it will be paid off bit by bit, peice by peice
davieG Posted 6 June 2007 Author Posted 6 June 2007 Is the stadium debt being tackled at all yet? Am I right in assuming it will be paid off bit by bit, peice by peice At the going rate after everyone on here is a historical notation, unless MM volunteers to up the payments or we get promoted in which case MM will have to up the payments according to the agreement then I believe if we stay in the Premier it'll take about 20years.
He's not bald Posted 6 June 2007 Posted 6 June 2007 Is the stadium debt being tackled at all yet? Am I right in assuming it will be paid off bit by bit, peice by peice As long as they have paid for the bit I'm sitting in I don't care
Chrysalis Posted 6 June 2007 Posted 6 June 2007 Does anyone know the specifics on the amount he paid for LCFC, or thereabouts. I thought it was something along the lines of an intial 6 million, with supposedly a level agreement to invest a specific amount per year. 9 mill to become buggest shareholder and then options to buy additional shares from current shareholders.
BartonFox Posted 6 June 2007 Posted 6 June 2007 He also paid off the debt for the stadium :laugh: Please tell me that is a genuine mistake, I hope so for your sake otherwise you'll get a cyber slapping.
BartonFox Posted 6 June 2007 Posted 6 June 2007 Is the stadium debt being tackled at all yet? Am I right in assuming it will be paid off bit by bit, peice by peice It is being managed
dandannieldanok Posted 6 June 2007 Posted 6 June 2007 I wonder whether 'Havin it Gangsta' Hammond will be used as a makeweight in the McLeod deal? I think so, I think there's a niche in the market for a Crap Gangsta in Milton Keynes to do the streets in the afternoons. :laugh:
Father Ted Posted 7 June 2007 Posted 7 June 2007 I wonder whether 'Havin it Gangsta' Hammond will be used as a makeweight in the McLeod deal? I think so, I think there's a niche in the market for a Crap Gangsta in Milton Keynes to do the streets in the afternoons.You do raise an intersting point though. How about Deep Freeze, Hughes, Maybury and Flab Douglas?
SilverFox Posted 7 June 2007 Posted 7 June 2007 McLeod, with compensation for Martin Allen and his backroom team MM will have probably paid out more money to MKDons than he paid up front did to buy LCFC - maybe?Just a thought and some perspective That is nothing. Akin-bad-Buy cost more than we sold Filbert street for...the same filbert street that is heartbreakingly now flats!
davieG Posted 7 June 2007 Author Posted 7 June 2007 That is nothing.Akin-bad-Buy cost more than we sold Filbert street for...the same filbert street that is heartbreakingly now flats! I'm feeling ill.
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