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How do you know this? Are you just making this all up as you go along. Who is your source for the detailed information you have about the loan arrangements?Originally posted by Dhavlos View PostWith all due respect, that is nonsense.
They will probably only ever have to stump up that cash if the club either does not have the assets (liquid, current or fixed) to cover it.
BTW Alpha, thanks for clarifying that mate
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Come on. Up until now they haven't stumped up a penny of their own cash. What makes you think at some point in the future if the club can't make the repayments they'd rather use personal resources to cover the debts as opposed to club assets?Originally posted by SpeedyG View PostHow do you know this? Are you just making this all up as you go along. Who is your source for the detailed information you have about the loan arrangements?White liquid in a bottle = Milk
Purslow = C*nt
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Because that it what it said in the legally binding loan agreement.Originally posted by Dhavlos View PostCome on. Up until now they haven't stumped up a penny of their own cash. What makes you think at some point in the future if the club can't make the repayments they'd rather use personal resources to cover the debts as opposed to club assets?The Crushing Machine MKII
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Do they have skin in the game?Originally posted by Rashid View PostThey gave guarantees for £55M from their own assets if things go tits up - these were in the form of credit notes. When the strategy is to sell this is the smallest riskanyone can take.
Are the credit notes secured on their assets?The Crushing Machine MKII
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Red_Al_77
Of course its relevant. If they put in their own cash then the loan payments tied to the club would be 55m less. As it is they could only secure a certain amount against the club and the rest against their assets....but the loan payments will be met from the club operating profit.Originally posted by SpeedyG View PostWhether it is cash or assets is irrelevant, it's a 55m commitment. They stand to lose that much if they screw up. The only difference is timing.
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Originally posted by SpeedyG View PostHow do you know this? Are you just making this all up as you go along. Who is your source for the detailed information you have about the loan arrangements?Originally posted by SpeedyG View PostBecause that it what it said in the legally binding loan agreement.
So I take it you now have a source for the detailed information you have about the loan arrangements. The personal guarantee will only be called on if the company defaults on repayments. Why would the company default when it has assets that can be sold to make the repayments?White liquid in a bottle = Milk
Purslow = C*nt
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That's what you say. Who told you that DEFINITIVELY (seems to be the acceptable burden of evidence today).Originally posted by Red_Al_77 View PostOf course its relevant. If they put in their own cash then the loan payments tied to the club would be 55m less. As it is they could only secure a certain amount against the club and the rest against their assets....but the loan payments will be met from the club operating profit.The Crushing Machine MKII
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