In the modern history of Dundee Football Club, John Bennett has already played the role of a financial white knight during the 2010-11 administration season, helping secure the CVA that allowed the club to fight on.
And before that he put forward the money to buy Dens Park in 2008. That allowed Dundee to clear their debts from the 2003 administration and boosted cash flow.
At the weekend John Nelms rightly paid tribute to John for his “very generous and selfless gesture” of suspending rent on the stadium that he will be owed during a time when no money is coming into the club. That won’t be peanuts.
Yes, he’s a Dundee United fan and former Dundee United director.
There will be more problems ahead but with the likes of John Bennett in their corner, Dundee’s chances of coming through this troubling period are greatly enhanced.[/QUOTE]
John one phone call to these donkeys please
It's time to pay rent again. I think John Nelms has bitten the hand that feeds him.
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