Bedfordspurs
Gary Lineker
They can spin it how they see fit if the other club is “ok” with itThe fee for a flopped Morata seems too high, ditto for Hazard with just a year left. I’ll feel a little better if we get most of our cash back on Ndombele!
They can spin it how they see fit if the other club is “ok” with itThe fee for a flopped Morata seems too high, ditto for Hazard with just a year left. I’ll feel a little better if we get most of our cash back on Ndombele!
I’ve read the article and it doesn’t say exactly what it was for... but it does talk about a share buy back which ties in with the numbers![]()
All this time I thought that, at the very least, these c*nts Levy and Lewis didn't take any money out of the club. Fine, they put absolutely nothing in and are largely deadweights with no redeeming value, but they don't take anything out, at least.
I was wrong. As per Swiss Ramble, they've taken 40m out of the club in the past decade, second only to Utd's owners who took about double that. While imposing a stadium-related austerity on us, to boot.
They're worse than useless, they're parasites.
F*ck ENIC.
I read this series of tweets as "Abramovic handed Cheatski £440m of blood money extorted from Russia, to spend on players, and pulled out of rebuilding their stadium, leaving them with a cheap 90's hotel with plastic images of past glories... whereas Spurs decided to do the proper thing i.e. get a mortgage... but we didn't spend it all on players, we invested on the ground and training complex as well as players"![]()
All this time I thought that, at the very least, these c*nts Levy and Lewis didn't take any money out of the club. Fine, they put absolutely nothing in and are largely deadweights with no redeeming value, but they don't take anything out, at least.
I was wrong. As per Swiss Ramble, they've taken 40m out of the club in the past five years, second only to Utd's owners who took about double that. While imposing a stadium-related austerity on us, to boot. The vast majority of owners in the league fund their teams, and these c*nts drain theirs.
They're worse than useless, they're parasites.
F*ck ENIC.
that my take and my son is an accountant!Can an accountant clarify what the "THFC £40m spent to buy back preference shares" really means i.e. I'm assuming that THFC didn't want a load of shares being kept by loads of random people, so they bought them back, to ensure the majority of shares are held by ENIC etc?
Can an accountant clarify what the "THFC £40m spent to buy back preference shares" really means i.e. I'm assuming that THFC didn't want a load of shares being kept by loads of random people, so they bought them back, to ensure the majority of shares are held by ENIC etc?
It is using the clubs money to buy back shares on the open market, thus diluting the number of shares available and making the remaining shares (I.e. the ones predominantly owned by Lewis and Levy) worth more. It is not unusual for cash rich businesses to do this if they feel their shares are undervalued (it strengthens the share price and appeases the existing shareholders). However I am VERY surprised to see our owners do this at Spurs (when I say surprised I mean appalled)Can an accountant clarify what the "THFC £40m spent to buy back preference shares" really means i.e. I'm assuming that THFC didn't want a load of shares being kept by loads of random people, so they bought them back, to ensure the majority of shares are held by ENIC etc?
How does it dilute the shares. There ar3 still the same amount, just owned by different people. It increases the shareholding of the club (and ENIC by default) as the main shareholder doesn’t it?It is using the clubs money to buy back shares on the open market, thus diluting the number of shares available and making the remaining shares (I.e. the ones predominantly owned by Lewis and Levy) worth more. It is not unusual for cash rich businesses to do this if they feel their shares are undervalued (it strengthens the share price and appeases the existing shareholders). However I am VERY surprised to see our owners do this at Spurs.
CoolPref shares are usually interest bearing. So depending on the coupon (~interest rate) it might have made perfect sense to buy them back and cancel them (I work in corporate finance and a qualified accountant so happy to check the accounts tmrw)
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All this time I thought that, at the very least, these c*nts Levy and Lewis didn't take any money out of the club. Fine, they put absolutely nothing in and are largely deadweights with no redeeming value, but they don't take anything out, at least.
I was wrong. As per Swiss Ramble, they've taken 40m out of the club in the past five years, second only to Utd's owners who took about double that. While imposing a stadium-related austerity on us, to boot. The vast majority of owners in the league fund their teams, and these c*nts drain theirs.
They're worse than useless, they're parasites.
F*ck ENIC.
It is using the clubs money to buy back shares on the open market, thus diluting the number of shares available and making the remaining shares (I.e. the ones predominantly owned by Lewis and Levy) worth more. It is not unusual for cash rich businesses to do this if they feel their shares are undervalued (it strengthens the share price and appeases the existing shareholders). However I am VERY surprised to see our owners do this at Spurs (when I say surprised I mean appalled)
So basically Lewis used one of his other companies to give us an interest-free loan of £40 million, this has now been repaid and no money was actually taken out of the club.Come on read the fudging accounts!
https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/media/10293/tottenham-hotspur-limited-300617-annual-report-2017.pdf
Page 34
"The Company has issued 4 million preference shares of £0.001 each, which were purchased at a price of £10.00 per share by Macon Inc., a company with which the Group is under common control. No voting rights were allotted to the preference shares. The preference shares were accounted for as equity as there was no obligation to make repayments. In November 2016 the Company bought back the remaining 2 million shares from Macon Inc. at a price of £10.00 per share"
Macon Inc, a Joe Lewis company, put £40m into the club. It was then repaid £10m in 2016 accounts, £20m in the 2017 accounts etc.
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