Saints vs Hull - Saturday 3pm

[trousers]

Ah...

 

 

[die Mannyschaft]

4 hours ago, Chez said:

He has put £63m in (a £45m capital injection in 2022 and a £15m in 2023), which is more than anyone else ever has. Obviously it's his company, so when he sells, he will look to recoup the cost of buying the club and the capitol he has put in to cover the running costs/losses.

Talk me through the football club's finances and how Dragon is profitting through player trading.

Is Saints wage bill 90% of income? Think its was in Prem so most of the £95m Prem money is spent, leaving g gate money and others. That means owner has to keep putting money in. Players sales and buys probably equal out. Even Man u and Liverpool are £1b in debt. Football is a mess whoever owns a club.

[Appy]

7 minutes ago, trousers said:

Ah...

 

 

What a signing 

[coalman]

2 minutes ago, Appy said:

What a signing 

I wonder which past Saints player they'll pay not to play next season

[Appy]

14 minutes ago, coalman said:

I wonder which past Saints player they'll pay not to play next season

Can already see people suggesting we get Gabbiadini back 

[Willo of Whiteley]

41 minutes ago, trousers said:

Romeu not in the U21 squad this evening.... Thought he needed game time before getting back into the first team reckoning...?

 

 

Greatest PR stunt Sport Rephblic have ever made - and they’ve been found out

[spyinthesky]

1 hour ago, Willo of Whiteley said:

Greatest PR stunt Sport Rephblic have ever made - and they’ve been found out

And many Saints fans were very positive about the signing!!

[BarberSaint]

7 hours ago, Matthew Le God said:

They are share issues, where the company creates and sells new shares to investors (public or private) to raise capital for growth, operations, or projects, essentially selling ownership for cash without taking on debt like a loan, though it dilutes existing shareholders' stakes. In this case it is the main shareholder buying shares in his own company as a means to put money into the club.

 

Presumably to dilute KL's holdings allowing for a cheaper buy-out or a restriction of any voting/veto rights she might have had.

 

2 hours ago, trousers said:

Ah...

 

 

Presumably the injury was picked up in a 3 a side game.

[Toussaint]

30 minutes ago, spyinthesky said:

And many Saints fans were very positive about the signing!!

Nostalgia mixed with desperation for something positive to cling on to. 

[OnceaSaintalwaysaSaint]

Not only is the Championship much weaker than a couple of years ago, but also there seems to have been quite a few games when we've played teams that have got their own long injury list. Which makes our performances this year even more woeful.

Hull are missing players but not expecting much tomorrow. We'll have 5 at the back and create a couple of chances which AA will squander. Heading for a 0-0 unless Stewart is fit to play.

Starting to think Edozie could make a difference. Someone to run at the opposition and create openings.