Forever Blue wrote:Isawgarystevensscoreagoal wrote:The book valuation of the stadium for £80 million is a farce and concerning. Who is going to ever buy it? No one I hope. Simply a means Tan can leverage and borrow on clubs behalf.
And the amount of money going the way of Directors, most of which I'm guessing goes to Chairman Dalman, is shocking for an organisation with heavy losses.
About time football made transfer fees totally and absolutely transparent. Installments, agents fees the lot.
Try telling Tans followers, their obsession for him, has started to forget about what really matters our club.
And what is it that really matters?
If it's success, this has been our most successful period since the 60's.
If it's about being a big club, we're getting crowds 5x or 6x bigger than in the 80's and 90's and we're playing at our highest level for several decades.
If it's about the shirt colour, we're back in blue and have been in blue for far longer under Tan than we were in red. At the time people said they'd rather we were blue in League 2 however we've been in blue in the Premier League. People also said they'd prefer no investment in blue than investment in red. Regardless Tan has continued to put money into the club since we reverted back to blue. More than when we were red.
If that's what matters, then your own obsession against Tan has seemingly made you forget.