How is it possible for CAFC to keep running when we don't even know who owns the club? Somebody must be paying for everything but who exactly? It's like some sort of magic trick but this must have some influence when it comes to the court case. Can anybody shine any light on it?
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But you do raise a valid point. How can you sign players, I would guess that the 2 perms are on more than 1.3k a week.
How can you run a full u23 squad.
If you weeks away from "going bust" you would keep expenditure to an absolute minimum wouldn't you? We dont/didn't need those players to be able to field a team. All very strange.
Bunch or turds
Yes the finances ARE a bit of mystery, as we are in a situation where Bowyer has money to spend but isn't allowed to only because of the embargo, which seems a bit curious considering the lack of funds provided by ESI and the lack of transfer income, other than Fosu in January. Obviously the loss of high earning players like Taylor, Sarr and Solly has helped, I assume the EFL/PL have provided some funding and the government/HMRC are being generous in terms of non payment of taxes perhaps?
The difference between football clubs and other businesses is that during a transfer window there is an easy way to raise cash if you are desperate
Next question. Any ideas how much they think they can pocket from Sandgaard or knowledge of what he has offered?
I might have a legal agreement that says you have to hang on to the car until you reimburse me for the tyres.
Elliott cares so much for Charlton Athletic though.
Because using the car analogy he can then sell the super duper cutting edge electronics in the car, and then send the rest of it to scrap.
I actually hate Paul 'administrative error' Elliott.
I claim that there's an agreement that you agreed to sell it to me, and it goes to court in November to decide...
The salaries are a more imminent problem and I suspect we will see the sale of 1 of Phillips, Bonne or Doughty before the end of the month and certainly 1 maybe 2 before transfer deadline closes.