Dunc, how serious are the current board, regarding additional investment by themselves and what is the purpose. Is it because they believe long term that they are best suited to running the club or is it In your opinion just to protect their current positions.
This is not a veiled dig at anybody, but if they are to act in the long term interests of the club and they truly believe that allowing the club into Mandaric's hands would be in effect playing Russian Roulette with it's very existance then surely they must reject his offer and seek to pursue other potential investment opportunites such as groundshare or approaching somebody like Martin George, David Ross and David Wilson to take the club forward.
They believe that the current team is a young team that give or take a few players will develop over the next 2-3 years under RK into becoming a Premier League team.
SO they honestly think that with an extra £2-3 million to give RK, with Joe Magunda, Ashley Chambers, Eric Odihambo, Max Gradel, Louis Dodds coming through (plus others) to add to the youngsters we already have, we will be a force in this league.
They also think this is the best way forward for the club in its current financial state (unless MM comes in one form or another).
They also believe that this is the best way of sustaining ourselves in the PL, using a mixture of youth players and with the PL money being able to purchase some proven players as well.
That might be all bunkum but I can kind of see the logic. They genuinely believe this is for the benefit of the club and not personal gain/opinion.
For anyone who can find it, I posted similar a few weeks ago.
As for MG, he's the boards white knight, but no one knows what he's doing, David Wilson is best mates with the Bardon guy at Tigers, but he's not a City fan and is highly unlikely to put any significant money in as he's been asked 100's of times before and David Ross is just Lineker's mate with no real City connection (as I understand anyway).