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We surely don’t have a cashflow problem? Hasn’t a large chunk of Sky money already been paid out already? It would be later in the season you might get short on cashflow.
It might be to cover losses to date. Just because you hit the SCR number doesn’t mean you make money. Or it could be allocated to the Burnley possible payment.
But none of those seem likely to be true. Doesn’t really make entire sense to me…
Go away Yakubu.
Good grief, a little bit rich coming from you Mr. Steers