it seems to me that Noades sale of the club without the ground is the root of their problems in the first place. i think it would be like us having Archer bail us out.
That occurred to me too but in all honesty right now beggars can't be choosers.
I am not sure Jordan will do any deal until he has got some of his money back through player sales.
The club surviving is the only thing that matters.
If Noades buys the club and reunites us with our ground then I'm fully behind him.
It would make us a much better purchase in the future
the most likely outcome is Administration, followed by a sale to a third party noades seems likley to be that third party
not realy his fault' goldburge did not have a clue cant blame the seller for that
The club surviving is the only thing that matters.
If Noades buys the club and reunites us with our ground then I'm fully behind him.
It would make us a much better purchase in the future
Sounds like a good investment for Mr Bloom. £7.5million sounds damned cheap for prime building land.
800k for fonte plus a few add ons 400k if saints go up in the next 3 years
Given the financial problems at the Club, Aglio are highly unlikely to allow their security to be sold, to pay third party debts.
The Agilo loan is around £6million - so with the Revenue owed around £1.2 million, Palace will need to sell players to the value of £7.2 million just to carry on beyond January - and that still leaves the bank overdraft and the rent arrears outstanding.
In June last year (2008), Jordan mortgaged the Club; its leases on Selhurst Park and the Beckenham training ground; his own shares in the club; the players' contracts; and all payments due from the Football League or Premier League to the Agilo Master Fund, which is registered at a PO box in George Town, in the Cayman Islands. There is nothing else left