Not seeing anything on Sky or BBC but they are a bit slow sometimes. Not a huge surprise really after getting them relegated and currently 18th in the Championship.
I predicted that Bolton would be in real trouble this season. I know it's early days, but they do not look like they are going to make the top two and if they don't go up they could be in real trouble. With no money for new players they had to change the Manager because a short term lift might get their season back on track.
I have to say I'd much sooner be where we are than where they are. I suspect that they could well be about to take the same journey that we took in 2008.
I predicted that Bolton would be in real trouble this season. I know it's early days, but they do not look like they are going to make the top two and if they don't go up they could be in real trouble. With no money for new players they had to change the Manager because a short term lift might get their season back on track.
I have to say I'd much sooner be where we are than where they are. I suspect that they could well be about to take the same journey that we took in 2008.
No real surprise. For a club to nosedive as far as Bolton, the manager must have 'lost the dressing room'. He strikes me as a rather old fashioned manager who is no longer even capable of talking a good game
According to the BBC report Bolton are £120 million in debt, though most of it to Eddie Davis. That is a big hurdle to success, just as our debts were to us. I think K-H-A is right, a trip to league one is one the cards. The better players are going to want out soon and any club with some money will be on the lookout.
According to the BBC report Bolton are £120 million in debt, though most of it to Eddie Davis. That is a big hurdle to success, just as our debts were to us. I think K-H-A is right, a trip to league one is one the cards. The better players are going to want out soon and any club with some money will be on the lookout.
How on earth do banks and creditors allow a debt of 120 million to accumulate. Bolton is a medium sized football club in greater Manchester for goodness sake
According to the BBC report Bolton are £120 million in debt, though most of it to Eddie Davis. That is a big hurdle to success, just as our debts were to us. I think K-H-A is right, a trip to league one is one the cards. The better players are going to want out soon and any club with some money will be on the lookout.
How on earth do banks and creditors allow a debt of 120 million to accumulate. Bolton is a medium sized football club in greater Manchester for goodness sake
If the loan is to an individual there are no checks, obviously. Maybe Eddie Davis doesn't expect it all back (which would be just as well as he's clearly never going to get it all back) but unless he waives it (and the interest that I read, ages ago, was 5% p/a - £5.5m) they are going to be hamstrung.
The relegation from the Premier League was always going to happen with that sort of debt but on the income they have now....
According to the BBC report Bolton are £120 million in debt, though most of it to Eddie Davis. That is a big hurdle to success, just as our debts were to us. I think K-H-A is right, a trip to league one is one the cards. The better players are going to want out soon and any club with some money will be on the lookout.
How on earth do banks and creditors allow a debt of 120 million to accumulate. Bolton is a medium sized football club in greater Manchester for goodness sake
The debt is a personal debt to Eddie Davis, not owed to banks or other commercial lenders.
Still unsure where Davies made his money, whatever it was he must have made a shitload of cash.
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I have to say I'd much sooner be where we are than where they are. I suspect that they could well be about to take the same journey that we took in 2008.
IMO shoeing and will go up
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How on earth do banks and creditors allow a debt of 120 million to accumulate. Bolton is a medium sized football club in greater Manchester for goodness sake
The relegation from the Premier League was always going to happen with that sort of debt but on the income they have now....
Still unsure where Davies made his money, whatever it was he must have made a shitload of cash.
;-)
I must admit, I was wondering how Davies could simply loan out 120 million with no hope of getting it back, he is wealthy but no Buffett or Gates.
(Please god, please)