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As Ian B said why this is being done through share equity rather than short term banking arrangements is anybody’s guess.
The late window offers suggest there was money available. Though making an offer for say Munoz, then reducing it subsequently lacks credibility. And the apparent desperation to sell Ndiaye ( at reduced value) and the left field considered sale of Armstrong smells of a real need for cash. We clearly had to sell before buy, and we got the timing horribly wrong with that.
We are all second guessing.
Friedkins silent. Kinnear gone to ground. Moyes toeing party line.
Not signing players in the first window, non attendance for last & first matches, the poor summer window, just strikes me as odd/poor.
But not for the first time, I don't know how we move forward with it. Or can the club afford to have to start all again.
Statements need to be made on their intention, and what the ceo thinks. The silence will get filled by others if not.
Paul Quinn estimates Christopher Sarofin’s input as more than 9.9% into Roundhouse Capital and since Roundhouse own about 97.7% of EFC that is a fair chunk. No exact figures though
It doesn’t mstter. It makes no difference at all. Did Yak agree to others posting utter bilge under his name for a few quid?
Next edition, The Yak says Barry should aim to score more or Branthwaite is the future of our defence.
Number 2 must surely be better. Where is he?
YAK OUT NOW.
Please don’t have any more erm threads by this scholar of the game.
PLEASE STOP THIS NOW. IT’S EMBARRASSING.
It’s fecking painful. We are not idiots.
What I learned from that game was quite simple, get another striker in from the free market. Barry cannot carry the load alone, thought he played decent by the way, he links the play up on a way Beto never could.