"Errr if it was a crisis then plenty of rich Gers fans would come to the aid of the club,"
LOL! Like who? Davie Dodds?! Pull your head outta your arse, who's gonna pump that amount of cash into an SPL club? They're sure to get it back! :roll: :mrgreen:
"if it was a crisis we would not be still emplying people and looking to strenghten the squad, fact is we are reducing the outgoings and increasing our income, so where do you see the problem?"
As I said - the situation regarding bank loans is very different to what it was back then, if I recall Celtic were something like £2m odd in debt when they were threatened with being shut down. You're not going to sell everyone and employ no-one, there'd be no club then, instead you have to employ players for the next fook knows how many years on pennies for wages, and hope it's good enough to get you to the CL group stage every year. In other words your squad gets worse every year till the debt's in a better state - crisis.
"Are all the big names in Europe not in debt like? Least we aint ever been down to the last hour of our existance before being bought by a Canadian out to make a buck, as the song goes, if you know your history LOL
pot calling kettle again, mind you when you were so close to going down your greatest fans in the world stayed away and helped take the club down LOL"
Yes they are, shame you're not a big-name though, so you can't rely on the money these teams will make from TV deals and CL football. Yes we were down that far, long time ago now, and you're in a terrible state compared to us. If you want to talk about the past, we won the European Cup in 1967 and have appeared in 2 other European finals since (European in 70 and UEFA in 03), pretty pointless going that far back if you ask me.
And we didn't take the club down, staying away forced the board to relieve command, if we'd continued pumping money into the club it would have went to the wall such was the board's incompetence. They saved the club, along with a wee Canadian out to make a buck, who gave us a 60,000 seater stadium and prevented 10 in a row by appointing Wim Jansen.
And btw, just found out that £68m INCLUDES the £18m made from this season's season-ticket sales, which are meant to be added on at the end of the season, like Celtic's will be. £86m then. No crisis but...
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