Quote Originally Posted by Young_Nudger View Post
After listening to the latest interview of our CEO.
The club hopes the COMMITMENT of supporters will continue next season with ST sales.
Even though the owners will continue to manage the club within their MODEL - that is to say the owners will NOT be spending anything.

To make things simple - if someone on say £30,000 per year is spending £300 at Barnsley on a ST etc then that’s 1% of their annual income - money they have to live off.
Some of our owners are said to be £ Billionaires.

If the owners had the same COMMITMENT to Barnsley as the average supporter has then that’s 1% of £ Billion = £10 Million per year.
Some of the owners are said to be multi billionaires so if everything (and everyone) is equal then that £10 million would be multiplied.

BUT NO ……… us supporters do NOT want these owners “to go crazy”.
But we expect them to at least throw something into the foooking pot !!!

Another shocking revelation from the club.
Folk get rich by not spending their own brass.

OGC Nice med this lot a very healthy profit because an investor wanted to buy them art and did so. However, the clubs on their current portfolio aren't as big as OGC Nice or even in their respective countries top flight in most cases.

The PMG may well make a long term profit from their clubs but at what actual cost does it come to them personally? I'd hazard a guess that loans have been taken to buy their respective clubs across Europe so what are they actually risking out of their own pockets? Nowt.

If just one of those clubs gets bigger and better under PMG, then sold, all the proceeds go to them. I think that is their game.

If the clubs they run don't succeed then they run them prudently long term until such time is to either sell or even worst case scenario- that club goes bust. It's a no lose situation really cos they ent spent owt to begin with.

The precedent was set with Nice wi this lot. They made millions out of that club despite selling all their valuable players and leaving the club in a weaker position on the pitch to when they purchased it.

The "too good to be true" comment by Conway at the opening press conference was because they purchased an English second tier club carrying no debt. Ar many Championship clubs have been debt free in the last couple o decades? A bet tha can count it on one hand if tha lucky.