I doubt that its true as well, but with the way we splash money around it wouldn't surprise me

Depends if there was some debt along with the equity

Can't see why there would have been

But maybe they have made a capital gain equivalent to that.

Surely the off season would be a more appropriate time to make this public knowledge? I guarantee the players and management are side-tracked by this.

Red and Blue Army!

But they devalue their investment if this affects on field results. Poor business decision. I would consult for them, for a small percentage fee, if they are interested.

Red and Blue Army!

With an improved stadium, the club is more attractive to investors. I will be surprised if the Americans sell up before the new stand is given the final go ahead.

The club really needs a super rich owner to push through all the issues and take the club forward. Without that, we will never compete with the likes of Spurs and Arsenal.
We don't want more quick buck merchants.
The club has huge potential with the right people calling the shots.
A new stadium site or purchase of the land, housing and businesses around the current site would help Palace realise the dream of being a big club. It then becomes more attractive to players and new fans.

I hope I live long enough to see this happen.

Much as I'd like to see that happen, we all would, who said we were going to compete with Arsenal and Spurs with a new main stand and a 34,000 capacity?
Get real. Even with a billionaire owner that will never happen. Trust methe 'establishment' do not want Little old Crystal Palace getting too big for their boots. Obstacles will be placed in the way of that kinfd of forward progress at every turn. Not that the club would ever have the money to compete on that level anyway.