If they sell up - What Should Delia And Hubby Be Allowed To Walk Away With ? Simple question - if they've put x million in, should they be able to take that x million out when selling up ? 3 options 1) They should walk away with less than they put in 2) They should walk away with the same amount they put in 3) They should walk away with more than they put in They should walk away with less than they put in The same amount More
sadly life, and esp finances, are not simple
forgetting all else, for example, inflation alone means taking out what they put in = a loss
San Miguel wrote: sadly life, and esp finances, are not simple forgetting all else, for example, inflation alone means taking out what they put in = a loss
BUT some may argue that without serious investment this business is not going in an upward direction. In fact since The Premiership season this club has been in decline in terms of where the team has finished each season. If this was any other type of business, I would not be offering to buy anybody elses shares at cost or a premium. So I understand Mr Cullum's position.
"In fact since The Premiership season this club has been in decline in terms of where the team has finished each season. If this was any other type of business, I would not be offering to buy anybody elses shares at cost or a premium"
You are being very selective of what time frame you are looking at. You are making out that they bout the shares during the season we were in the Premiership. They didn't buy the shares when we were in the Premiership, the bought them 12 years ago when the club had been relegated, without large TV revenue and was finishing at near the bottom of the Championship and on the verge of bankruptcy. Admitidly, the club aren't much better in terms of league position but they are a more financially viable company now which means that the club should be worth more.
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