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Poch has laid bare the strategy. For most of us, this won't be a revelation, but it does confirm what I've always said about the Strategy behind the build was to 'finally' close the financial gap between us and our Top 6 rivals.
Of course, some will still focus on what they deem as an unacceptable debt that has to be repaid to the funders.
I'd say they are thinking and working in blissful ignorance, and I understand why they are always prone to be half-empty types..
Personally, I think it's easily and readily able to be resolved, but what I believe will be the true fee paying point for the MB's; namely an institutional placing of shares that could raise as much as 5-600 mill of which perhaps 3-400 of it could be used to pay down debt.
Having had sight of projections, we'll be on track in two-three years times of an uplift of 150-200 mill in NET revenues (perhaps more) after long term funding repayments are put in place.
For those of you who don't have access or info on this stuff, the appetite for PL investments, is once again strong amongst institutional investors, and it's my firm belief that plans have been laid and are well advanced.
So is it right to be asked to be patient for a few more years? Will the plan work?
“First of all we need to finish the stadium and build the trophy cabinet,” the 46-year-old said. “And when all is ready and settled is the moment to say ‘we can win now’.
“At [that] moment it will show we are a big team, with big facilities and a venue that is one of the best. There will not be an excuse afterwards. It is no use having a massive house but being unable to put furniture inside. Or if I have a cow and no grass.”
Of course, some will still focus on what they deem as an unacceptable debt that has to be repaid to the funders.
I'd say they are thinking and working in blissful ignorance, and I understand why they are always prone to be half-empty types..
Personally, I think it's easily and readily able to be resolved, but what I believe will be the true fee paying point for the MB's; namely an institutional placing of shares that could raise as much as 5-600 mill of which perhaps 3-400 of it could be used to pay down debt.
Having had sight of projections, we'll be on track in two-three years times of an uplift of 150-200 mill in NET revenues (perhaps more) after long term funding repayments are put in place.
For those of you who don't have access or info on this stuff, the appetite for PL investments, is once again strong amongst institutional investors, and it's my firm belief that plans have been laid and are well advanced.
So is it right to be asked to be patient for a few more years? Will the plan work?
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