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We are paying the loan back out of the increased profit generated by the new main stand seats/corporate, so in a few years the loan will be repaid and that will become profit the club can use.
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We are paying the loan back out of the increased profit generated by the new main stand seats/corporate, so in a few years the loan will be repaid and that will become profit the club can use. I bet they will take dividends after that.
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We are paying the loan back out of the increased profit generated by the new main stand seats/corporate, so in a few years the loan will be repaid and that will become profit the club can use. I bet they will take dividends after that. From what I have read, they have not so far, I think their model is to make us self sufficient and then sell at a huge profit. The current pandemic must have hit their FSG group hard as they are based around sports media, so it's not just Liverpool they are trying to get through this.
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We are paying the loan back out of the increased profit generated by the new main stand seats/corporate, so in a few years the loan will be repaid and that will become profit the club can use. I bet they will take dividends after that. Why? They haven’t so far so why would that change? This is just in your mind to try and be ‘right’.
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We are paying the loan back out of the increased profit generated by the new main stand seats/corporate, so in a few years the loan will be repaid and that will become profit the club can use. I bet they will take dividends after that. Why? They haven’t so far so why would that change? This is just in your mind to try and be ‘right’. This is what you dont understand, I have explained that there are 2 ways to invest in a company, either through equity or shareholder loan. If it is through equity, to take out money, you pay yourself dividends and if it is a loan you pay back loan. They haven't so far because they could get it through loan repayment, hope this helps. Would it be an issue for you if it were dividends?
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The loan was to pay for the stand. Shouldn’t be hard for a genius like you to work out. Unless you’re saying that all they’re taking isn’t for the stand or that the loan was for more than the stand cost? Other than that you’re talking dump and you know it.
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The loan was to pay for the stand. Shouldn’t be hard for a genius like you to work out. Unless you’re saying that all they’re taking isn’t for the stand or that the loan was for more than the stand cost? Other than that you’re talking dump and you know it. In a big company you dont take short term loan to finance capital expenditure, this is a basic principle, it's not like your household, even there you take long term loans to finance your house purchase. Woukd you skip your holiday spending until all your mortgage is paid so that you reimburse quicker?
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The loan was to pay for the stand. Shouldn’t be hard for a genius like you to work out. Unless you’re saying that all they’re taking isn’t for the stand or that the loan was for more than the stand cost? Other than that you’re talking dump and you know it. In a big company you dont take short term loan to finance capital expenditure, this is a basic principle, it's not like your household, even there you take long term loans to finance your house purchase. Woukd you skip your holiday spending until all your mortgage is paid so that you reimburse quicker? Yes I’d pay my mortgage early and forego holidays to do it if I thought I could. I’d love to live debt free. Who wouldn’t?
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The loan was to pay for the stand. Shouldn’t be hard for a genius like you to work out. Unless you’re saying that all they’re taking isn’t for the stand or that the loan was for more than the stand cost? Other than that you’re talking dump and you know it. In a big company you dont take short term loan to finance capital expenditure, this is a basic principle, it's not like your household, even there you take long term loans to finance your house purchase. Woukd you skip your holiday spending until all your mortgage is paid so that you reimburse quicker? Yes I’d pay my mortgage early and forego holidays to do it if I thought I could. I’d love to live debt free. Who wouldn’t? Oh my god, not in business. When you run a company it's better for you to have debt to pay less taxes...but of course you need to have sufficient debt coverage for you to have debt at a lower price and also not risk the business. If you learned finance, you would know that. Cost of debt is also lower than equity, we are not talking about your household.
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You’re talking about my household. You asked me the question in case you forgot? You’re too busy trying to be right and cover your lies that you’re forgetting what you’re writing.
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