The Fixer
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Julie said:Without dragging this into further in-depth financial discussion the crux of what im saying is how can them ridding themselves of 220 million of debt that had a mammoth 16.25 interest rate on top of it without using club funds be bad news for them, it just strikes me as pigheaded denial in some cases, no one ive spoken to ever expected them to go bust so its not really a surprise in that sense their major problem was those Payment in kind notes, that PIK debt was the major reason many predicted their downfall in the first place the bond itself isnt that hard to pay (45 million a year isnt it? they make more than double that as it is) the PIK's were the issue that as far as im aware could have spiralled to over 600 million if it were left until the bond expired in 2017, the fact its now taken out of the picture is good news for the club itself.
-- Wed Nov 17, 2010 6:11 pm --
The Fixer said:3 billion? hahahahaha they're worth about 1.4 billion GBP......
Not according to a financial expert on Skysportsnews last night.
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.forbes.com/lists/2010/10/bil" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.forbes.com/lists/2010/10/bil</a> ... _48ZS.html he was probably talking us dollars not GBP big difference.