Ollie Watkins

[Jason H]

In that case Wiping out Debts, repaying PFA loan, Trust emergency loan, etc.

The PFA loan was repaid well before we sold Grimes, although there may have been an element of the other two you mention with those funds.

 

[ramone]

Well, if it's only you, you can still mention it. We all have a right to our opinions and shouldn't be afraid to have a minority view. Most people disagree with 007 and Pate but they still defend their opinions.

Yes I know that , the only people I disagree with are people who cant back up any claims with hard evidence.

And since he has been sold ive been thinking about some of his last few games with us.

Bit like when Sercs knew he was on his way out tbh seemed to lose a bit of yardage on opposition players

 

[malcolms]

Quite. QPR during the 80s too would have a valid claim to be the biggest West London club.

Brentford under Benham are going places as a club, with envious glances from their West London neighbours.

The owners of Fulham and QPR are vastly more financially equipped than Matthew Benham.....

 

[Jason H]

The owners of Fulham and QPR are vastly more financially equipped than Matthew Benham.....

I'm not sure quite what that has to do with the price of fish.

 

[malcolms]

I'm not sure quite what that has to do with the price of fish.

What you mean money no longer matters in football???

 

[Jason H]

I'm not sure where I ever said that.

 

[malcolms]

I'm not sure where I ever said that.

Where would Fulham and QPR be directing their envy?

 

[Jason H]

Towards the "project" at Brentford. New stadium on its way, owner who doubles up as a huge supporter of the club and is known for having a very calculated approach to life in general.

It's not all about the personal wealth of the owner, it's about what they do with it in terms of the club they own.

 

[Number13]

So. Back to the actual point. Is it £1.8m guaranteed?

 

[malcolms]

Towards the "project" at Brentford. New stadium on its way, owner who doubles up as a huge supporter of the club and is known for having a very calculated approach to life in general.

It's not all about the personal wealth of the owner, it's about what they do with it in terms of the club they own.

Is having "a calculated approach to life" necessarily a good thing? He's an online betting entrepreneur and like Bloom at Brighton, it's yet to be seen whether they will stay with "projects" in the medium term. As an aside, is online betting an appropriate way for a professional sports club owner to earn his living? Just a thought!