by Ten Bobsworth » 14 Mar 2024 11:31
by Reading4eva » 14 Mar 2024 11:33
Wycombe Royal Just taken a look at Wycombe's last accounts and to be honest this does not make sense if the purchase is over £20m as rumoured.
They only file accounts for a "small business", they have tangible fixed assets of £1.1m, £1.3 of long term creditors, and total equity of minus £1.5m.
Now I believe they have done a share allotment to correct the negative equity, but even so I don't see how they are funding this. As of June 2022 their bank had £8k in it.
by Hound » 14 Mar 2024 11:35
by tmesis » 14 Mar 2024 11:44
NathStPaultmesis One consequence is that the asking price for the club must have dropped massively, but would anyone still want to buy?
There is nothing stopping a potential owner developing the training facility next to the stadium. If they managed to buy the club on the cheap you'd think they'd be room for investment in the existing stadium based training centre.
by 72 bus » 14 Mar 2024 11:49
tmesisNathStPaultmesis One consequence is that the asking price for the club must have dropped massively, but would anyone still want to buy?
There is nothing stopping a potential owner developing the training facility next to the stadium. If they managed to buy the club on the cheap you'd think they'd be room for investment in the existing stadium based training centre.
The Royal Elm Park development on that land might make that awkward
by paultheroyal » 14 Mar 2024 11:56
blythspartan Apparently some fella with 2 bodyguards has just rocked up at the club. Maybe it’s a new owner or there’s a bigger plan afoot here. I guess time will tell.
by WestYorksRoyal » 14 Mar 2024 11:59
paultheroyalblythspartan Apparently some fella with 2 bodyguards has just rocked up at the club. Maybe it’s a new owner or there’s a bigger plan afoot here. I guess time will tell.
someone has done excellent digging. appears they are from Begbies Traynor Group. Real Estate experts and advisors to Football Clubs.
by donh99 » 14 Mar 2024 12:06
paultheroyalblythspartan Apparently some fella with 2 bodyguards has just rocked up at the club. Maybe it’s a new owner or there’s a bigger plan afoot here. I guess time will tell.
someone has done excellent digging. appears they are from Begbies Traynor Group. Real Estate experts and advisors to Football Clubs.
by Stranded » 14 Mar 2024 12:10
donh99paultheroyalblythspartan Apparently some fella with 2 bodyguards has just rocked up at the club. Maybe it’s a new owner or there’s a bigger plan afoot here. I guess time will tell.
someone has done excellent digging. appears they are from Begbies Traynor Group. Real Estate experts and advisors to Football Clubs.
Their main business is "We handle the largest number of corporate insolvency and restructuring appointments in the UK"
by WestYorksRoyal » 14 Mar 2024 12:19
by Pepe the Horseman » 14 Mar 2024 12:31
When the article says "Wycombe Wanderers" it may actually refer to the holding company "Feliciana EFL" that owns it, owned by Rob Couhig and family. Funding is likely to have come from a Mikhail Lomtadze, a Georgian billionaire the Couhigs have been courting to buy WWFC off them.
Lomtadze is the likely new owner of the training ground (not WWFC as @mjshrimper has claimed without any particular proof). A conspiracy theorist might see this manoeuvre as making him the only viable buyer of RFC. Couhig's sale of WWFC has seemingly been stalled recently as well
by tmesis » 14 Mar 2024 12:31
paultheroyalblythspartan Apparently some fella with 2 bodyguards has just rocked up at the club. Maybe it’s a new owner or there’s a bigger plan afoot here. I guess time will tell.
someone has done excellent digging. appears they are from Begbies Traynor Group. Real Estate experts and advisors to Football Clubs.
by tmesis » 14 Mar 2024 12:33
WestYorksRoyal Didn't someone far more knowledgeable than me go into details why Dai can't sell assets, take the cash and then go inside administration? Basically, any creditor who didn't get their debts back in full would have been defrauded. But then insolvency doesn't make sense as the £22m is greater than the non Dai debt.
Anyhow, if administration were announced I'd be relieved. Take the 12 points now instead of in L2, and a buyer would be found for our hollow shell of a club on the cheap. Administration takes the doomsday scenario off the table. And who knows, perhaps Selles and the boys can pull off a miracle escape (not likely I know).
by Snowflake Royal » 14 Mar 2024 12:40
by genome » 14 Mar 2024 12:41
by paultheroyal » 14 Mar 2024 12:43
by paultheroyal » 14 Mar 2024 12:44
genome From the chap who seems to randomly get stuff spot on
@HuangKad
Hi #readingfc fans. I am told someone close to dai put an offer to Nigel howe last month for everything ,training ground, stadium and club. Nigel did not pass this offer to dai. pang told Nigel that dai’s plans had changed and the focus was getting rid of the training ground only
by jd82 » 14 Mar 2024 12:45
by Mid Sussex Royal » 14 Mar 2024 12:47
paultheroyal I see the Wycombe owner has liked a tweet in response to a planned protest at Wycombe by Reading fan's saying "How about you find out the facts first before arranging a protest outside another teams ground".
by Hound » 14 Mar 2024 12:48
genome From the chap who seems to randomly get stuff spot on
@HuangKad
Hi #readingfc fans. I am told someone close to dai put an offer to Nigel howe last month for everything ,training ground, stadium and club. Nigel did not pass this offer to dai. pang told Nigel that dai’s plans had changed and the focus was getting rid of the training ground only
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