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Midlands Eagle 28 Mar 21 6.19pm | |
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Originally posted by TheBigToePunt
One would hope that any company director who earns in excess of £2.6m per year would be capable of focussing on more than one thing at a time after all the Prime Minister only earns £158,000 a year and he has to focus on running a whole country
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TheBigToePunt 28 Mar 21 7.14pm | |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
One would hope that any company director who earns in excess of £2.6m per year would be capable of focussing on more than one thing at a time after all the Prime Minister only earns £158,000 a year and he has to focus on running a whole country Yes I agree, or as others have said, pay someone else to do it. I've said several times that the club should keep their cards close to their chest on all financial and contractual matters, but it feels increasingly as though there is something significant about the new stand project that isn't being said.
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Runningman Keston 28 Mar 21 7.19pm | |
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The sad thing is that during the 9 years Palace has been in the Premier League they’ve generated over £1billion of income (I appreciate the difference between revenues and profit btw). Mainly been p**sed away on player wages. I accept this happens in most clubs in our league. Not too many business sectors where this happens, because they’d be bust if they did.
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PalazioVecchio south pole 28 Mar 21 7.30pm | |
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i've not been following the stadium story. the history for the last 50 has been too hurtful. somebody please summarise. is we getting a flash facelift at Selhurst before we all die of old age ? or not ?
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Midlands Eagle 28 Mar 21 7.43pm | |
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
somebody please summarise. is we getting a flash facelift at Selhurst before we all die of old age ? or not ? Perhaps
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orpingtoneagle Orpington 28 Mar 21 7.44pm | |
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Originally posted by est1905
The Everton stadium is probably a lot easier. For a start Liverpool City Council has recently been proved to have been corrupt and arrests have been made in the background as well as the Liverpool Mayor now facing prosecution and even possible prison so I have no doubt that all it took for Everton to get their stadium approved was a few postal bags full of 50s dropped round a few council officials houses to get it all agreed and signed off. You clearly don't read the press. Croydon Council are hardly a paragon of virtue and an example of a well run efficient organisation. Right now the suggestion is that Sainsbury want too much money. The longer we delay the price of land rises and they want more. I see no willingness on the part of the club to get this done. The ideal time to do this, when no fans were allowed has now passed.
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CPFC Dartford Dartford 28 Mar 21 8.29pm | |
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It’s amazing to me but the 1st post on this thread happened 5 years ago. I was so thrilled with our promotion and delighted with our initial survivals in the premiership but over recent years snails have moved faster!!
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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 28 Mar 21 8.32pm | |
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Originally posted by CPFC Dartford
It’s amazing to me but the 1st post on this thread happened 5 years ago. I was so thrilled with our promotion and delighted with our initial survivals in the premiership but over recent years snails have moved faster!! Check back in another 5 years.
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orpingtoneagle Orpington 28 Mar 21 8.49pm | |
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Originally posted by CPFC Dartford
It’s amazing to me but the 1st post on this thread happened 5 years ago. I was so thrilled with our promotion and delighted with our initial survivals in the premiership but over recent years snails have moved faster!! Guess it depends if you believe that there would be a new stand. I have never been really convinced. Yes we saw a nice video and got plans agreed but to me it always seemed a bit like a property speculator. You have some land and you can't afford to develop it yourself. Do you get planning permission as that makes the land in theory more valuable. Parish does not have the money on his own to either build a new stand or take the club to the next level and the other owners simply don't seem to be bothered.
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Eaglecoops CR3 29 Mar 21 11.46am | |
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The Sainsburys land is not going to be prohibitively expensive, it is a minor sum in the whole scheme of things. The planning consultation is complete, we know what the restrictions are and what needs to be done to fulfil the requirements of the planning consent. There is only one possible thing holding this back and it is money or rather a lack of it. Unless new owners willing to invest in infrastructure join us then I am moving towards the school of thought that this will never happen. Parish may have Palace in his heart however he is holding us back as a club. Not his fault I might add but he is simply not wealthy enough for us to grow.
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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 29 Mar 21 12.09pm | |
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Originally posted by Eaglecoops
The Sainsburys land is not going to be prohibitively expensive, it is a minor sum in the whole scheme of things. The planning consultation is complete, we know what the restrictions are and what needs to be done to fulfil the requirements of the planning consent. There is only one possible thing holding this back and it is money or rather a lack of it. Unless new owners willing to invest in infrastructure join us then I am moving towards the school of thought that this will never happen. Parish may have Palace in his heart however he is holding us back as a club. Not his fault I might add but he is simply not wealthy enough for us to grow. As far as I'm aware he has said he will step aside for the right owners. The issue is that the US investors want to double the price of the club - in order to double their investment. We're overpriced and they're in no hurry as long as they get a return. We need rid of them, desperately. We need some kind of Sheik or Oligarch who's completely willing to overpay, but, on the other hand, we won't be happy with that.
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NEILLO Shoreham-by-Sea 29 Mar 21 12.12pm | |
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Originally posted by Eaglecoops
The Sainsburys land is not going to be prohibitively expensive, it is a minor sum in the whole scheme of things. The planning consultation is complete, we know what the restrictions are and what needs to be done to fulfil the requirements of the planning consent. There is only one possible thing holding this back and it is money or rather a lack of it. Unless new owners willing to invest in infrastructure join us then I am moving towards the school of thought that this will never happen. Parish may have Palace in his heart however he is holding us back as a club. Not his fault I might add but he is simply not wealthy enough for us to grow. When Harris and Blitzer invested the reported £100m into Palace 6 years ago, Parish stated that those funds would be ringfenced towards the clubs infrastructure. You could assume then that the new Academy development was funded - however the fans were asked to donate to that project as an option to having a season ticker refund. You could also assume that the cost of the new stand is more or less covered by the American investment. So what happened to that investment ? Did the club actually ever see that money ? Add to that the reported desire by H and B to sell their share of the club...
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