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A random person on twitter? there is so much rubbish thrown about its unreal, but it becomes fact as soon as its said enough times

Someone has said it enough times so its now fact thats how the internet works I too would be interested to see the quote though referenced

And the 100 million they owed would have disappeared, I'm not sure why everyone is taking it so personally. Maybe its me pointing out the facts

they are not profitable though, if they were the chairman would not have to put 100 million in to sustain them. the promoted bit is a bit of a low blow and part of the bullying culture should anyone disagree with the consensus at the moment, they won 2-0 ..had they lost 1-0 ...as we did 5 years ago...who knows where this would lead for them I give up

No, the chairman does, hence the loans secured against the stadium. My apologies, I'll leave it there. I forgot that going against the grain brings out the bullies in force. enjoy you're love in.

doesn't matter if I make it once or 103 million times. It's still valid

Sorry to rain on your parade

"Matthew Benham's total investment in the group at 30th June 2020, compromised of equity as well as loans stood at £103.0 million. This includes £21.3 million in relation to the stadium" their words, not mine

not really my point is it?

Just had another quick look, It says they lost 34 million before player trading. so obviously the huge transfer fees are offsetting a lot of that loss.

I haven't a clue what goes where, have a look yourself bit it clearly states in their accounts how.much the chairman has put in

have a look at their accounts, just google it. his investment in equity and loans stands at about 103 million

but still the chairman has invested 100 million plus shows how messed up football is

none, the chairman has invested over 100 million in equity and loan notes. he took a gamble that paid off. you sell a player for 20 million, it's not paid up front its in installments. He's loaned the club money in advance of the future payments

Sort of backs up my earlier post doesn't it. but still the owner has had to put 100+ million in