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We've made the playoffs in three years out of the last four. Over the last few years clubs such as Wigan, Swansea, Burnley, Blackpool , Bournemouth (they didn't spend a fortune, just more than their 'plucky underdogs' persona suggested) , Blackpool and a club from South Londion whose name eludes...

We'll be in the Championship, League One or Two................probably :thumbsup:

Which begs the question. Which model would you support more? I suspect that many fans would not be happy if the club pursued a break even model in this league as it would involve selling Dunk, March, Stephens, Kayal and Knockaert. The football last year was excellent IMO. We had a poor month...

TB has put more money into Championship level football than any chairman in the history of the game.

I'm not sure. Suspect the deal was for a number of years and will be renegotiated at some point in the future.

You make it sound as if losing £10m a year is a trivial amount. In 2014/5 ticket sales brought in £9.8m, Tony Bloom covered losses of £10.4m.

Fair play to Giraffe for taking the matter to PB and for PB giving a detailed (although he doesn't do one liners as we all know) reply. I've crunched a few numbers and the losses for 2015/16 are I suspect going to be eye-watering. The club lost £10.4 million in 2015, but that was AFTER booking...