Neal wrote: ↑05 Feb 2017, 15:06
They don't need a successful side, as they said, it doesn't matter what league we are in, just a side / club that pays the rent.
I think it was Dave Phillips who said that GI didn't mind what league we were in, and it was said during last seasons great escape. I had always assumed this was said so as not to put any additional pressure onto Nico or the team.
Anyway if they own the club then they are just paying rent to themselves.
We all know G.I are not here for the love of our club. The point is, if the team continues to slide, be unsuccessful, the club will eventually go bust, If G.I were to charge a rent the club could not afford to pay, it would go bust.
If the club continued to slide down the leagues and gates dropped, how much rent would they get, very little.
If the club went bust, how much rent would they get, none.
As the club is to me, a means to ends in any land deal, what land deal would the get if the club went bust, none.
All G.I would be left with is, a massive bill to clean up the mess, they're business men, who don't like losing money, that's why they're not going actively peruse any of the above, and will do all they can to avoid any of the above happening, that's how you protect an investment.
Didn't stop the demise of Reading Speedway.
Didn't help Bristol Rovers
Didn't help Poole Pirates Speedway
If they've no real intention of building a new ground they won't..............
forevertufc wrote: ↑05 Feb 2017, 18:40
We all know G.I are not here for the love of our club. The point is, if the team continues to slide, be unsuccessful, the club will eventually go bust, If G.I were to charge a rent the club could not afford to pay, it would go bust.
Isn't this exactly what happened to Hereford United with either one of G.I's subsidiary companies or some involvement by the elusive Clarke Osborne?