| How does investment work exactly when they can't invest? 16:31 - Jul 9 with 998 views | FrimleyBlue |
I'm just assuming when they mention investing its mainly about spending on training ground, ground refurbs as they can't actually put any money into the playing squad
Is that right? |  |
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| How does investment work exactly when they can't invest? on 17:32 - Jul 9 with 892 views | SuffolkPunchFC |
There’s the small thing on expanding 2 of the stands. That’s going to take a LOT of capital. |  | | |
| How does investment work exactly when they can't invest? on 20:05 - Jul 9 with 758 views | bournemouthblue |
We can invest in the playing squad though? |  |
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| How does investment work exactly when they can't invest? on 20:27 - Jul 9 with 732 views | FrimleyBlue |
| How does investment work exactly when they can't invest? on 20:05 - Jul 9 by bournemouthblue |
We can invest in the playing squad though? |
Only using the incoming finances rather than investor funds tho isn't it? | |
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| How does investment work exactly when they can't invest? on 21:02 - Jul 9 with 671 views | SuffolkPunchFC |
| How does investment work exactly when they can't invest? on 20:05 - Jul 9 by bournemouthblue |
We can invest in the playing squad though? |
Ground improvements don’t count towards FFP rules, so can be spent as we like. Anything spent on players does count towards FFP, so being back in the Championship next season, that is capped at £13M/yr, £8M of which can be owner underwritten.
It’s a bit more complicated than that, because it’s the rolling 3yr loss that you look at, but basically no - £200M investment is not counted as profit, to be spent on the squad. The owners would already be committed to putting in the maximum allowed anyway, so this £200M will have no affect on our ability to sign players at a higher value. | | | |
| How does investment work exactly when they can't invest? on 21:03 - Jul 9 with 669 views | Metal_Hacker |
| How does investment work exactly when they can't invest? on 20:27 - Jul 9 by FrimleyBlue |
Only using the incoming finances rather than investor funds tho isn't it? |
Thats how I understand it.
Investment I don’t think is considered as revenue |  |
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| How does investment work exactly when they can't invest? on 22:05 - Jul 9 with 565 views | topguy |
if as written they are looking to raise 200m in investment i doubt that investment will be for playing staff, some will go to who dilutes shares prob ORG for those shares which will make them more profit on their original stake of 40m, like last time we got investment selling to bright path that was some to ORG and some to develop the training ground, given the talk of improvements of the cobbold stand and therefore increasing the value of the club players dont always do that, i would expect ORG to get some and maybe some for ground improvements and therefore an increased revenues and club value. | | | |
| How does investment work exactly when they can't invest? on 22:53 - Jul 9 with 436 views | JohnTy |
| How does investment work exactly when they can't invest? on 22:05 - Jul 9 by topguy |
if as written they are looking to raise 200m in investment i doubt that investment will be for playing staff, some will go to who dilutes shares prob ORG for those shares which will make them more profit on their original stake of 40m, like last time we got investment selling to bright path that was some to ORG and some to develop the training ground, given the talk of improvements of the cobbold stand and therefore increasing the value of the club players dont always do that, i would expect ORG to get some and maybe some for ground improvements and therefore an increased revenues and club value. |
I assume that PSPRS wants to reduce its stake, at a considerable profit. It sold about 40% of its original stake a year ago. I don't interpret this as any new money actually going into the club. Perhaps I am wrong? |  | | |
| How does investment work exactly when they can't invest? on 23:58 - Jul 9 with 371 views | topguy |
| How does investment work exactly when they can't invest? on 22:53 - Jul 9 by JohnTy |
I assume that PSPRS wants to reduce its stake, at a considerable profit. It sold about 40% of its original stake a year ago. I don't interpret this as any new money actually going into the club. Perhaps I am wrong? |
it might might not im basing off the lastt time they sold their stake some of the money went to them and to build the training ground, so possible the same could happen here where ORG get some and some goes to improving the club. | | | |
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