Sugar Daddy - Yea or Nay?

[billyiddo]

You'd gamble the clubs future on that?

 

[DublinSpur]

It could go terribly wrong, but it could go spectacularly right like it has at Chelsea and City.

Of course it could. My point is that Spurs is too important to me to take that risk. Others obviously differ.

 

[F10]

How would a sugar daddy benefit us exactly, other than funding a New stadium? With ffp at work, we cant spend money we dont earn, right? Look at Monaco, that didnt end like planned.

 

[Shelfie]

You'd gamble the clubs future on that?

Easily. Been saying that for over ten years now, we'd be better off with an owner like Chelsea have.

ENIC have given us our worst trophy haul for over 70 years, not much of a gamble is it?

 

[Shelfie]

How would a sugar daddy benefit us exactly, other than funding a New stadium? With ffp at work, we cant spend money we dont earn, right? Look at Monaco, that didnt end like planned.

If a Sugar Daddy pumped 200 million + into us to get us a debt free stadium, and fairly soon that'd do me, and would be far far better than what eNIC have managed in 14 years with us.

ALSO I suspect FFP is something of a paper tiger, and there ways a billionaire benefactor could give us added value by pumping extra money in. City's owners have already puped more money in through sponsorship, commercial deals, whatever, AFAIK.

Usually money talks, and mega money screams very loudly indeed.

 

[parklane1]

Easy answer for me it has to be Nay.

 

[Notmegov]

If a Sugar Daddy pumped 200 million + into us to get us a debt free stadium, and fairly soon that'd do me, and would be far far better than what eNIC have managed in 14 years with us.

ALSO I suspect FFP is something of a paper tiger, and there ways a billionaire benefactor could give us added value by pumping extra money in. City's owners have already puped more money in through sponsorship, commercial deals, whatever, AFAIK.

Usually money talks, and mega money screams very loudly indeed.

:hello:

 

[Baleforce]

interesting article on how money may be effecting tactics as well

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...m_medium=referral&utm_campaign=programming-UK

 

[Shelfie]

interesting article on how money may be effecting tactics as well

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...m_medium=referral&utm_campaign=programming-UK

To quote the article 'Eventually, money wins out'. what I've been saying all along k: