06-01-2015, 16:50
Dean Hoyle is desperately trying to turn the club into a self funded business that has a long term future.
We have all seen the horror stories and horror debts at places like L666s, Rangers, Bolton, QPR and many many others.
And let's not forget the clubs with mega rich owners who are funding massive losses each year such as Chelski and Man City, and even much smaller clubs with rich owners like Hull, Cardiff, Bornmuff, Forest, and Wigan....once these owners pull out - which they will eventually - where does that leave them?
I would hazard a pretty good guess at financial disaster and liquidation.
I, for one, would rather support a self sustaining football club in the 3rd tier of football, than a supporter of a club living day by day with the threat of going under.
So Wakey is saying why lose £4million a year when we could be losing £8million. I really don't see the point in that. Or the logic.
Just because other clubs are gambling all that money each year, why should we? What good is it going to do us long term?
Yes it might keep us in the 2nd tier for a few more years, maybe even sporadically flirt with the play offs....but long term we are gambling with our club.
Hoyle will get sick of losing £8million a year and bale out. We then can't sustain the debt, and start dropping down the leagues with ever mounting debt. Will you all be happy then?
What I've said above is worst case scenario....maybe best case is we spend £8million for one year and get to the promised land of the Premier League? Then we are sorted for life aren't we? Aye right.
Getting it right now, could save this club for many many years to come. Getting it wrong now could see us having to support newco Huddersfield Town FC in the Ryman Northern League 3.
We have all seen the horror stories and horror debts at places like L666s, Rangers, Bolton, QPR and many many others.
And let's not forget the clubs with mega rich owners who are funding massive losses each year such as Chelski and Man City, and even much smaller clubs with rich owners like Hull, Cardiff, Bornmuff, Forest, and Wigan....once these owners pull out - which they will eventually - where does that leave them?
I would hazard a pretty good guess at financial disaster and liquidation.
I, for one, would rather support a self sustaining football club in the 3rd tier of football, than a supporter of a club living day by day with the threat of going under.
So Wakey is saying why lose £4million a year when we could be losing £8million. I really don't see the point in that. Or the logic.
Just because other clubs are gambling all that money each year, why should we? What good is it going to do us long term?
Yes it might keep us in the 2nd tier for a few more years, maybe even sporadically flirt with the play offs....but long term we are gambling with our club.
Hoyle will get sick of losing £8million a year and bale out. We then can't sustain the debt, and start dropping down the leagues with ever mounting debt. Will you all be happy then?
What I've said above is worst case scenario....maybe best case is we spend £8million for one year and get to the promised land of the Premier League? Then we are sorted for life aren't we? Aye right.
Getting it right now, could save this club for many many years to come. Getting it wrong now could see us having to support newco Huddersfield Town FC in the Ryman Northern League 3.
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