Dose of realism, if the legal side goes through and the deal is done, there won't be large wads of cash to spend (a few million at most, which I suppose is nothing to complain about) and all that happens is that the ABC loan moves over to the new majority shareholder. Yes he will pay off the loan so our interest payments can be lower (but we will be paying him interest instead of ABC, he will still want his 10Million back, eventually), yes he will pay off the tax man and thus keep us a going concern (which is essential), but as I said, there won't be 10's of millions to spend, and anyway, the transfer deadline will be passed. New ground a posibility, but that would have all the issues already experienced by previous administrations. Good bye GP with his payoff, if the deal does go through he has done a good thing and deserves his pay off. He has kept us alive for so long (whether you believe his motives were personal, for the love of QPR or a combination of both). Thanks also to the Monoco consortium for loaning us the money, when we most needed it. Final word of caution, the deal is not signed sealed and delivered yet, so it could all still go 'tits up' and we could be a dead duck by the end of the month. Many deals in the past have failed at the due dilligence stage. |