Spurs Thread - 2021/22
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So long as Covid doesn't close down stadiums again, the club is in good financial health. Debt is not an issue if it can be easily serviced. And, with the increased income from the new stadium, Spurs' debt can be easily serviced.
No choice but to do so, really. ENIC are majority shareholders, with 85%. But there are some 15,000 other small shareholders. They had to be informed regardless. And once they were informed, the story would have broken anyway.
Alan Harper's Tash
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That £150m won’t be part of that though?
Yeah, not sure if they had too (they’re not on the Stock Market anymore), but does seem a little daft to show your hand. Add another £15 mil onto Jesus thanks
If they are genuinely in for him it would need to be 80 mil or fuck off
Spuds will be rinsed, Levy won’t be able to handle it. As well as us strengthening, the Rags will be paying big bucks to rebuild along with the Chavs who have been promised £175m per season by the new owners. Add in Arsenal, Newcastle, Real Madrid, Barca, PSG and others £150m won’t get them far and they have to cough up for Becantour and the Kuve fella. Enjoy the 4th place Spuds with the CL participation, the one good thing for them is they’ll probably avoid Atletico as both will end up in Pot 2 of the CL.
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It’s not really anything to do with ffp. Just means they’ve got more available cash to spend.
BertTrautmann'sParachute
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That gets you 1 Declan Rice. As you were...