1 - If that's where the seating is going, then any issues must have been overcome.

2 - How do you know no money has come from Yorkcourt? Wasn't the document signed on Trinity TV the one that sealed that?

3 - What payment holiday? Carter has, at previous fan events, stated quite clearly that every single mortgage payment has been made on time and in full. I think on one occasion it was a dig at Salford who don't pay their full rent, but seem to manage to sign top players.

Believe what you want.
But here is one simple clue. The ground was bought on a loan from WMDC. All repayments were suspended for a maximum of 5 years. Nothing has to be repaid till then unless the stand is completed before that dates. if so that triggers the repayements.

The rest of what you assume is also wrong, Like I said I dont come on here anymore because of ....... well you work it ,you seem to have the answers.

Where does this information come from?

Happy to believe you if you can actually provide some evidence.

Pffft.

Thank you for your valued input and opinion. Thankfully you are a person of few words.

If he thinks there aren’t any players not giving their best he’s clearly got his back turned at match days.

Just out of interest, who do you think is not trying?

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mars bars and chips
haggis and chips
chips and chips

JM posted the other day that we soon need to start re-paying the loan.

We live in interesting times, hopefully we have the dosh and the ground improvements get underway. Remember we had to pay for new floodlights and Cats Bar roof. That's got to have a knock on effect with the playing budget, but it had to be done.

I think Ted got done over by Sainsbury's at Trinity Walk (wasn't it his land?) There was a "water tight" contract in place that sank like the Titanic.

there's a balance sheet printed on RWB Facebook page from November 2020 which states directors loans at 1.5 million plus the ground on top, under spirit of 1873

I've missed that - can you drop a link into the post please? Was it Twitter??

Just did a quick search, its on page 10 of the Prop thread. I don't think there's many other Luton \ Wakey supporters but I could be off the mark. Anyway the quote is

"What do you know about the clubs finances then?

There aren't that many that they do.

But very soon a loan repayment will kick in, and impact the clubs finances."

That's "a" loan repayment.

As I understand it, that's the Covid relief loan, not the mortgage on the ground, which has been paid in full, from day 1.

Only the loan interest (at a special low 2.5% rate) has been paid up to date, the actual mortgage repayment doesn't kick in until later. Actually thought it was four years but it could be five. That is why it the creditors falling after more than one year on the accounts is not decreasingn as yet.

I cannot see how a temporary stand in front of the hospitality boxes would be granted a safety certificate which makes me wonder if the work will start when it was planned to do so. I guess we will know soon enough.