I don't think you have a full understanding of their debts. Today's gate receipts wont do much to dent them.paultheroyal wrote:Cardiff won't go bust so forget any ideas of that.
They will be given the full gate receipts of today including Blackpools share which will wipe out the tax bill and some!
Well played Blackpool!!
Why would they be given Blackpool's share of the gate? Just because Blackpool have been promoted doesn't mean they aren't entitled to the cash from THEIR fans!paultheroyal wrote:Cardiff won't go bust so forget any ideas of that.
They will be given the full gate receipts of today including Blackpools share which will wipe out the tax bill and some!
Well played Blackpool!!
Depends if the Malaysian consortiunm are still interested. Otherwise:paultheroyal wrote:Cardiff won't go bust so forget any ideas of that.
They will be given the full gate receipts of today including Blackpools share which will wipe out the tax bill and some!
Well played Blackpool!!
There's no way that the 82,244 people today have paid enough to "wipe out their debts and then some" - that would make it an average of £200 a ticket...BBC Sport wrote:They have survived several High Court winding-up orders over the season and have estimated debts of £15m as a Malaysian consortium prepare to invest in the club with Peter Ridsdale standing down as chairman.
Agreed by both clubs pre match as some compo for missing out on £90mKitson12 wrote:Why would they be given Blackpool's share of the gate? Just because Blackpool have been promoted doesn't mean they aren't entitled to the cash from THEIR fans!paultheroyal wrote:Cardiff won't go bust so forget any ideas of that.
They will be given the full gate receipts of today including Blackpools share which will wipe out the tax bill and some!
Well played Blackpool!!
That's a pretty good deal there.ayjaydee wrote:Agreed by both clubs pre match as some compo for missing out on £90mKitson12 wrote:Why would they be given Blackpool's share of the gate? Just because Blackpool have been promoted doesn't mean they aren't entitled to the cash from THEIR fans!paultheroyal wrote:Cardiff won't go bust so forget any ideas of that.
They will be given the full gate receipts of today including Blackpools share which will wipe out the tax bill and some!
Well played Blackpool!!
you been to wembley lately?T.R.O.L.I. wrote:Depends if the Malaysian consortiunm are still interested. Otherwise:paultheroyal wrote:Cardiff won't go bust so forget any ideas of that.
They will be given the full gate receipts of today including Blackpools share which will wipe out the tax bill and some!
Well played Blackpool!!
There's no way that the 82,244 people today have paid enough to "wipe out their debts and then some" - that would make it an average of £200 a ticket...BBC Sport wrote:They have survived several High Court winding-up orders over the season and have estimated debts of £15m as a Malaysian consortium prepare to invest in the club with Peter Ridsdale standing down as chairman.
Or even a full understanding of the distribution of play-off ticket money. The money from the 4 semi-final matches plus the final is split between the 4 play-off qualifiers.Urinal Mint wrote:I don't think you have a full understanding of their debts. Today's gate receipts wont do much to dent them.paultheroyal wrote:Cardiff won't go bust so forget any ideas of that.
They will be given the full gate receipts of today including Blackpools share which will wipe out the tax bill and some!
Well played Blackpool!!
Its not even a serious discussion, his comment so absolutely riciudlous It must have been a pisstake or a fishing trip. If reading can sell half of our squad, have two years of parachute payments, two years of high prem tv money and still be borderline in the black, one trip at wembley for a club with 15 million pounds debt is not going to wipe the slate clean.T.R.O.L.I. wrote:Yeah - and it wasn't £200 a ticket.
What have they go to do with anything?Cookie wrote:Congratulations to you and your family.
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