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Originally Posted by Revived Red
Thanks, Valairian. It is becoming a bit clearer.
So it seems that the new company runs in parallel with the club and pumps cash into the club.
There are still some problems for me, though. Does the club simply approach the new company with a request for cash? Let's suppose the club wishes to buy a player and the club does not have the funds to do so, does it then ask the company for those funds?
Can you see where this is leading? What if the new company thinks that the player in question would not be a good investment? Could it then refuse to supply the funds?
Apologies again if I am being stupid. And also apologies if these questions were asked and resolved at Friday's meeting.
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I might have been a little quicker Oggy, but I did forget the David Lloyd bit
As for the question you have just posed, to be honest it was not rasied, but my honest answer is I do not know, and it is a very good question that will need to be asked
I feel personally that the new company will have to entrust Coley (or whoever) in other words the manager is running things, it cannot become a Chelski where the manager does not even know who is in his squad... Have you got any more like that RR because we need all these sort of things ironing out
Nice one RR, just goes to show you do not need to turn up to do your bit, E-mail is a wonderful thing.....
