So how on earth did the club rack up debt during his ownership?
How?
Go on, I'm sure I'm not the only one waiting for this explanation.
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How?
Go on, I'm sure I'm not the only one waiting for this explanation.
lancs blue
Player Valuation: £35m
There's no sign of him being furious - far from it
Pumping good money after bad and expecting a different result is insanity
I doubt careful and prudent investing was how he made his money
lancs blue
Player Valuation: £35m
Full of horse mess - agreed
Your talking about a multi billionaire here pal, he hasn't done that badly has he, he's increased his wealth since he took over. He's let himself down by the people he's surrounded with at the club and some poorly acquired managers, dof's who have squandered the money backing them.
And he has meddled another mistake.
Backed benitez to the bitter end. Slagged whose who dared to question him and now continues to brown nose chairman Bill.
A poster with no shame
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Serviceable debt that's how, it's doing what has to be done to compete in the top half of the table, something we can't do under Moshiri
Yes I'll give you that, he definitely knew how NOT to spend money...especially his own, he done that in over 20 years of ownership. Kenwright was the king of austerity.
Ferguson1878
Player Valuation: £35m
Robert Earl came on the board under kenwright a multi millionaire who was only there to make a quick return on his shares so there was money there they just had no intention of ever spending it.What good advice did he listen to selling finch farm for 13 mill then having to lease it back a million a year for god knows how long , or was it the kitbag deal another peice of good advice the list goes on and on , as for Moyes mate giving him next to nothing every year to spend is not working well with .He is the worst thing to ever happen to us weather it be board member chairman or owner
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
He would be happy to take 4th from bottom, Mike Ashley style
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Who was your preferred buyer when Kenwright bought us from PJ?
Just out if interest, who did you want to buy the unfashionable club, with relegation battles, poor squad, and debt?
Ferguson1878
Player Valuation: £35m
I would have preferred kenwright to listen to Trevor birch way back in 2001 instead of forcing him out
Ferguson1878
Player Valuation: £35m
Kenwright: show me the money | Football | The Guardian
<p>Not one to back down from a scrap, Bill Kenwright will today challenge rival Paul Gregg to put his money where his mouth is.</p>
"Yet while the chairman is understood to be so depressed by recent criticism that he may well walk away from the club"Kenwright: show me the money | Football | The Guardian
<p>Not one to back down from a scrap, Bill Kenwright will today challenge rival Paul Gregg to put his money where his mouth is.</p>amp.theguardian.com
What a drama queen, poor old Bill! Bullied from all sides!
'I don't know why I bother, Jenny, I really don't.'
How does she stick him? It must be like living with a needy child.
Ferguson1878
Player Valuation: £35m
He’s a winnet
bring back the catt
Player Valuation: £8m
Your posts are always eloquent and succinct and factual @BNJ1878, and forgive my late entry to the discussion, but I think you are doing the equivalent of peeing up a rope with this poster, who appears to have some sort of man-crush on Bill. A non-medically induced scotoma.
I must ask, for I am unsure of the facts, but didn't Moshiri need to spend considerable amounts of money to pay off our debts? Was this in addition to similar sums needed to buy back our own property, which we had sold off to remain solvent, and were leasing back?
Not a particularly good scenario, if that was the case, and should blow out of the water any counter point defending the running of the club prior to Moshiri.
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