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Grayhoundend · **Joined:** Tue Aug 19, 2014 12:13 pm **Posts:** 7262

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Flying Hogans · **Joined:** Tue Nov 05, 2019 10:29 pm **Posts:** 5486

Depressing. They say money doesn't buy success, but when you look at these figures division by division it pretty much does.

Then again, the agents must have seen Crawley coming - spent more on intermediaries than Orient!

Pools a bit below mid-table on agent spend - bet most of that was in January.

Jamie1952 · **Joined:** Fri Jul 15, 2011 3:56 pm **Posts:** 7311

The film stars have money to burn at Wrexham, I couldn’t see Singh sustaining these losses, nearly £3 million if we fall into the N.L.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-65142947

kevin pooles gloves · **Joined:** Tue Oct 07, 2014 2:28 pm **Posts:** 9315

And some Poolies will reason this for us to be shit forever and that the fans who have a tad of ambition are ungrateful tossers.

billinghampoolie1908 · **Joined:** Thu Feb 05, 2015 5:52 pm **Posts:** 4420

I thought there was financial fair play? So how on earth are crawley paying that sort of amounts out. As for Stockport they are heading for disaster if things don't work out.

Flying Hogans · **Joined:** Tue Nov 05, 2019 10:29 pm **Posts:** 5486

Jamie1952 wrote:

The film stars have money to burn at Wrexham, I couldn’t see Singh sustaining these losses, nearly £3 million if we fall into the N.L.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-65142947

There's a sting in the tail.

"Reynolds and McElhenney originally set up a company called R.R. McReynolds LLC to buy the club for £2m in 2021.

Wrexham AFC said within the year to June 2022, the firm gave a loan of £3.67m to the club, which included the funds to buy the freehold of the Racecourse ground as well as £1.2m of investment in the form of shares.

The directors said there was "no immediate pressure" to repay the loans that funded the ground and stadium improvements and want the club to become self-sufficient."

So a formerly fan-owned club is now liable for a loan of over three and a half million. Bet there's a few Wrexham fans worried about how that will play out when the Yanks finally up sticks. Not that it's a 'real' debt. I mean, rich people never want their money back, right? bbolt

Looks like the master plan is succeed or bust.

Gerry Mandrake · **Joined:** Mon Jan 21, 2008 8:23 pm **Posts:** 1419

Stockport with more than most of League 1.

Critical Thinking · **Joined:** Fri Jul 03, 2020 11:50 am **Posts:** 2309

I like that Matlock from the Northern Premier spent £360 during this period.

Wonder who/what that was for?

They are called the Gladiators so it could not have been for a "defender"

:doh:

accrington fan · **Joined:** Wed Jan 20, 2016 3:22 pm **Posts:** 19476

Flying Hogans wrote:

Jamie1952 wrote:

The film stars have money to burn at Wrexham, I couldn’t see Singh sustaining these losses, nearly £3 million if we fall into the N.L.
https://www.bbc.

There's a sting in the tail.

"Reynolds and McElhenney originally set up a company called R.R. McReynolds LLC to buy the club for £2m in 2021.

Wrexham AFC said within the year to June 2022, the firm gave a loan of £3.67m to the club, which included the funds to buy the freehold of the Racecourse ground as well as £1.2m of investment in the form of shares.

The directors said there was "no immediate pressure" to repay the loans that funded the ground and stadium improvements and want the club to become self-sufficient."
to fully understand the murky world of football in 2023 you need to go on some accounting course to understand all this setting up of new company,s within a company to buy and run a football club. its got to a point for me that i do not feel as valued as a fan anymore because i just turn up, watch and go away. i,ll never be part of the corporate crowd even if i wanted to be and pools would carry on the same without me and many of others. it aint just pools its football in general now. think they could do without fans unlike the old days where clubs with large grounds who filled them succeeded and smaller clubs just hung around making up the 92. there must be thousands of fans who started watching post WW1, hung around for over 40 years without ever seeing their team promoted. so many of these to mention along with pools, darlo, halifax,rochdale and exeter. they were possibly more happy than we and others are with their lot and at least their club was owned by a local person who was known by many without us hearing about club loans, shares and other accountancy things we really have no clue about.
So a formerly fan-owned club is now liable for a loan of over three and a half million. Bet there's a few Wrexham fans worried about how that will play out when the Yanks finally up sticks. Not that it's a 'real' debt. I mean, rich people never want their money back, right? bbolt

Looks like the master plan is succeed or bust.

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