Funds and the future

So as far as I can see we have sold 53.7mil of players and spent about 14.7mil profit of over 35mil

We have 40mil coming in from parachute payments, but I am unsure how this works entially as I have found here https://www.sportingnews.com/uk/socc...20after%20that.

Clubs that return to the Premier League within three years of being relegated do not receive parachute payments.

So is this the master plan a slow 3 year rebuild? we certainly look to be buying players that would peak in that time frame.

Collins £20 million, Pope £10 million, McNeil £20 million Cornet £17.5 million and Hennessey £2.5 million = £70 million.

Our parachute payment payable now = £50 million.

Last season's wage bill reduced by £20 million.

We are loaded.

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Crisis over...

All we need to do now is start scoring some goals.

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Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier

Collins £20 million, Pope £10 million, McNeil £20 million Cornet £17.5 million and Hennessey £2.5 million = £70 million.

Our parachute payment payable now = £50 million.

Last season's wage bill reduced by £20 million.

We are loaded.

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Crisis over...

All we need to do now is start scoring some goals.

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Correct. STOP BEING STUBBORN AND GET A STRIKER. STUBBORN IS NOT A GUY WHO SCORES GOALS WHEN THE WINDOW CLOSES; HIS NAME IS REGRET.

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Originally Posted by Deadlydave

Correct. STOP BEING STUBBORN AND GET A STRIKER. STUBBORN IS NOT A GUY WHO SCORES GOALS WHEN THE WINDOW CLOSES; HIS NAME IS REGRET.

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That Ukrainian lad fits the bill.