Immediate reaction is it has taken far too long for this communication to surface.
Some key points;
1. Deal with United World was pushed hard by PA at the 11th hour with Bettis flying over to meet Rosen in Rome. Page suggests in his pleadings there were difficulties with the deal late in the day implied Hotel was an issue.
2. Very intereresting comment that disolving COH and moving to 1919 was influenced in part by Pages separate legal action.
3. SCR is impacting signficantly on club finances. Wage bill in region of £30 million trying to cut along with corporate costs by 12%. One reason why player outgoings are funding this.
4.Rosen told the squad is good enough to be play off contenders.
5. Couldnt meet Hamers contract and wage demands.
6. At no point were SUFC insolvent. Compliant with EFL regulations and do not envisage sporting sanctions. Not like the fool across the city who lost £200 million.
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7. Rosen did not realise the scale of CW's involvement in all aspects of the Club when he dismissed him. One reason for bringing him back.
8. Improvements in data analysis and sports science making use of the best technologies now being put in place.
9. The dispute with UW is a transactional deal between two separate parties. Suggested attempts were made to resolve debt issue with PA but couldnt reach agreement. Whether this involved an offer of equity we can only speculate.
10. The Academy is vital to bring through new talent and assist future revenue. Aim to provide improved contracts for young players who overperform( shame this couldnt have been in place for Brooks). Dore is still a priority when finances improve.
11. New investment is being brought in but didnt say when.
Rosen has finally spoken. If you cut out the americanisms some new information has been put out into the public domain.
A number of questions remain unanswered not least how EFL investigations and the Page legal action are progressing. Having said that I take some comfort the interview has induced palpitations amongst the bleating brigade of El Accounto Hall and Biggs. They continue to spew out ill informed assertions regarding potential points deductions and the present state of affairs with the EFL/IFR.
Some key points;
1. Deal with United World was pushed hard by PA at the 11th hour with Bettis flying over to meet Rosen in Rome. Page suggests in his pleadings there were difficulties with the deal late in the day implied Hotel was an issue.
2. Very intereresting comment that disolving COH and moving to 1919 was influenced in part by Pages separate legal action.
3. SCR is impacting signficantly on club finances. Wage bill in region of £30 million trying to cut along with corporate costs by 12%. One reason why player outgoings are funding this.
4.Rosen told the squad is good enough to be play off contenders.
5. Couldnt meet Hamers contract and wage demands.
6. At no point were SUFC insolvent. Compliant with EFL regulations and do not envisage sporting sanctions. Not like the fool across the city who lost £200 million.
.7. Rosen did not realise the scale of CW's involvement in all aspects of the Club when he dismissed him. One reason for bringing him back.
8. Improvements in data analysis and sports science making use of the best technologies now being put in place.
9. The dispute with UW is a transactional deal between two separate parties. Suggested attempts were made to resolve debt issue with PA but couldnt reach agreement. Whether this involved an offer of equity we can only speculate.
10. The Academy is vital to bring through new talent and assist future revenue. Aim to provide improved contracts for young players who overperform( shame this couldnt have been in place for Brooks). Dore is still a priority when finances improve.
11. New investment is being brought in but didnt say when.
Rosen has finally spoken. If you cut out the americanisms some new information has been put out into the public domain.
A number of questions remain unanswered not least how EFL investigations and the Page legal action are progressing. Having said that I take some comfort the interview has induced palpitations amongst the bleating brigade of El Accounto Hall and Biggs. They continue to spew out ill informed assertions regarding potential points deductions and the present state of affairs with the EFL/IFR.
