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There is Tottenham and Swansea who of course are British owned but I do share your concern about the no relegation from the premier being brought in by the American owners, So lets hope Villa and Sunderland who are entirely owned by Americans are relegated and they won't be so keen if that...

In that case for the sake of English football, we need foreign owned Villa, Sunderland and Bournemouth relegated and any three of the English owned Middlesbrough, Burnley, Derby and Brighton promoted

A fact that chairman Steve Parish has remarked on I believe.

Don't throw facts like that into the argument.

It's ok I am used to your wriggling and twisting of statements But for the record so far this season you are ahead by 265, but some how I feel that will change by the seasons end. Yes and currently our average has fallen to a near Palace type Premiership average

Lets look at completed seasons since you were promoted Palace 2013/14 Ave 24,114 Brighton Ave 27,283 Palace 2014/15 Ave 24,421 Brighton Ave 25,645 Not sure were your 1000 more comes from.

Yes probably a more accurate statement.

Current stats says he is correct.

Just putting one of your fans mind at rest, who said that he would be at ease if Long was still on the board. Apparently he is not any more as shown on El Pres( post 560) companies house statement on line 3, how is that shit stirring?.

Oh what a lovely thought.

I might be wrong here and as a Palace fan you should know and be able to correct me, but hasn't Long bailed out and his position as a director terminated. If true, are you still at ease?

That will buy a nice section of cladding

Can you tell me if these percentage of monies owed, were paid with a deferred payment agreement, to pay the balance at a later date, for example when the Goldstone was sold? This way businesses may have been paid in full with an interest payment. Can you deny or confirm this agreement did or...

Simple solution then, stay off the thread.

Has any other older Albion fan ever seen this percentage agreement actually documented, as I would love to know just how much we were supposed to have been let off by local businesses I was always under the impression that the sale of the Goldstone paid off all our debts.

In all the clubs history books I have read I have never seen any mention of these percentage payments he refers to, I would love for El Pres to point me in the direction where any of this is written, so that I can better understand these deals.

He didn't have any debts to pay, as the Goldstone was sold to pay of all our debts and therefore we had no debts to creditors.

Far richer than Tony Bloom I seem to remember their claim and the 40k capacity ground announced 5 years ago was a forgone conclusion without their ever going into debt or needing financial assistance..

They also honoured the multi year season tickets, but not the NHS or Their tax debts

Any reason why the fans didn't want to pay the London Ambulance Service the £22k owed them?