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You'll look silly.argyle said:BlakeTheBlue said:This thread is the epitome of the word "Delusional"
Yep.
You'll look silly.argyle said:BlakeTheBlue said:This thread is the epitome of the word "Delusional"
Yep.
No. You simply don't understand the economics.Chippy_boy said:BringBackSwales said:Prestwich_Blue said:I meant it was the end of his contract so we wouldn't need to charge amortisation as it would stop. But his contract doesn't finish until next summer (2015) so if we give him a new contract, any remaining amortisation is minimal. I agree we should hang on to him.
Understand now, makes sense
Other than it doesn't.
Prestwich is confusing "can we afford it" with "does it make sense". Yes, we could possible afford it*, but does it make sense from a business perspective? Probably not. And from a footballing perspective? Almost certainly not.
(*Within the constrains of FFP that is - on an absolute basis, of course the Sheikh can afford anything.)
Eds said:If we extend the stadium to 60,000 finding an additional 13,000 each home game wouldn't be a problem if we had Messi. 13,000 extra people paying ticket prices, merchandising etc means that buying Messi does make business sense. You also have to think of the global statement, not just European, that buying him would send out. Come and watch Messi in a European semi makes more business sense than come and watch Lee B(r)adbu(r)y make his debut. Oh how times have changed!
Chippy_boy said:BringBackSwales said:Prestwich_Blue said:I meant it was the end of his contract so we wouldn't need to charge amortisation as it would stop. But his contract doesn't finish until next summer (2015) so if we give him a new contract, any remaining amortisation is minimal. I agree we should hang on to him.
Understand now, makes sense
Other than it doesn't.
Prestwich is confusing "can we afford it" with "does it make sense". Yes, we could possible afford it*, but does it make sense from a business perspective? Probably not. And from a footballing perspective? Almost certainly not.
(*Within the constrains of FFP that is - on an absolute basis, of course the Sheikh can afford anything.)
Instead of flinging abuse at other posters I'd also like to hear a better argument from him but that might have to wait a while.grunge said:Chippy_boy said:BringBackSwales said:Understand now, makes sense
Other than it doesn't.
Prestwich is confusing "can we afford it" with "does it make sense". Yes, we could possible afford it*, but does it make sense from a business perspective? Probably not. And from a footballing perspective? Almost certainly not.
(*Within the constrains of FFP that is - on an absolute basis, of course the Sheikh can afford anything.)
Care to explain your reasoning, I've seen you try in the last few pages but you've not managed to explain it.
PB is one of the foremost experts on this forum to do with Accounting, FFPR and the like so his words carry a lot of weight.
Prestwich_Blue said:bobmcfc said:Are Billy and Prestwichblue saying the messi deal is on ? Or possibly on or never going to happen ?
Whether a deal is on is still to be seen but he'll either decide to stay put, in which case it won't be or he'll decide to go, in which case I believe he'll end up here. We've certainly planned for the latter.
Prestwich_Blue said:Instead of flinging abuse at other posters I'd also like to hear a better argument from him but that might have to wait a while.grunge said:Chippy_boy said:Other than it doesn't.
Prestwich is confusing "can we afford it" with "does it make sense". Yes, we could possible afford it*, but does it make sense from a business perspective? Probably not. And from a footballing perspective? Almost certainly not.
(*Within the constrains of FFP that is - on an absolute basis, of course the Sheikh can afford anything.)
Care to explain your reasoning, I've seen you try in the last few pages but you've not managed to explain it.
PB is one of the foremost experts on this forum to do with Accounting, FFPR and the like so his words carry a lot of weight.