chaddyrovers Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 15 minutes ago, Dreams of 1995 said: Talking gibberish. Lost revenue from PL TV rights has been enormous If we had simply maintained our position from the day Venkys bought us until now we would have an additional 460m land in the bank. That’s a matter of fact That's my point but that's hasn't affect the owners decisions maker. The Walker Family could held on until the TV rights and used that money Quote
Dreams of 1995 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 28 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said: That's my point but that's hasn't affect the owners decisions maker. The Walker Family could held on until the TV rights and used that money Of course it has impacted them It has meant half a billion less revenue, which has meant a decreased on pitch product and over a decade of mismanagement, culminating in some very embarrassing moments for Rovers During that time, a certain few people have continued to pocket 6 figure yearly salaries. It pays well to manage a decline Quote
chaddyrovers Posted 43 minutes ago Posted 43 minutes ago 17 minutes ago, Dreams of 1995 said: Of course it has impacted them It has meant half a billion less revenue, which has meant a decreased on pitch product and over a decade of mismanagement, culminating in some very embarrassing moments for Rovers During that time, a certain few people have continued to pocket 6 figure yearly salaries. It pays well to manage a decline Well it hasn't impact them enough to sell the club has it. That's my point Quote
philipl Posted 42 minutes ago Posted 42 minutes ago 47 minutes ago, chaddyrovers said: That's my point but that's hasn't affect the owners decisions maker. The Walker Family could held on until the TV rights and used that money The Walker Family was at war with each and against their advisors in the High Court. Rovers were just a cash absorbing chattel to the family members. Some Trustees. John Williams and Tom Finn were absolute heroes in those sad circumstances but any concept of strategic thinking and planning was totally binned in those black days. Quote
chaddyrovers Posted 31 minutes ago Posted 31 minutes ago 10 minutes ago, philipl said: The Walker Family was at war with each and against their advisors in the High Court. Rovers were just a cash absorbing chattel to the family members. Some Trustees. John Williams and Tom Finn were absolute heroes in those sad circumstances but any concept of strategic thinking and planning was totally binned in those black days. interesting. Didn't know they were at war with each other and against their advisors Quote
philipl Posted 20 minutes ago Posted 20 minutes ago https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=7fed978f-fcf3-4a99-b0c1-a4f4cd9f44c8 That was the culmination of about 8 years of fighting. A former trustee directly responsible for Rovers also brought and won a case against the Trust over non-payment of fees. 1 Quote
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