M17TT C
Well-Known Member
So even if we just said £20m to be sure, we've still made incredible losses without that.They've refused to say. Which says everything you need to know. Expectation is that it cost in excess of £10m.
I'm not overly surprised by the size of the losses, we've been spending more on wages alone than our total revenue for about 3-4yrs now.
The most shocking part of it all is how we clearly had no contigency plan for a worst case scenario (possible relegation) happeneing.
We've been sleep walking for a few years now but the numpties at the top couldn't see it coming and are still trying to get out of it with our legal challenges.
It's stuff like this that really makes me want us to not go up - if it was Leeds or Ipswich, we would rightfully be kicking off about it.
It's just that failure to go up could have some real serious implications for the short-term viability of the club without administration, and therefore another potential points deduction.