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have announced a £5.2million loss for the last financial year
check out their previous year..:eek::eek:

seems like everyone is chasing the dream.

Swindon Town £13 million in debt, now Millwall must be over £12 million in debt.

Wage caps need to come in for League 1 IMO, the same as LEague 2, 60% of turnover to be used on the playing budget. No club can carry on like this, surely.
 

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...................tut........tut.................
 

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Wage caps need to come in for League 1 IMO, the same as League 2, 60% of turnover to be used on the playing budget. No club can carry on like this, surely.

Notts County have found a way round it, Peterborough aswell?? so Adrian Durham (sp) from talksport can **** himself after going on about Bostock this evening;)
 

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Stopped listening to Durham ages ago, worst pundit ever, what was he going on about this time?
 

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post #249 on the John Bostock thread
 

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Notts County have found a way round it, Peterborough aswell??

If it came in for Champions League City would have one ST for £250m (for example) and sell it.
 

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Stopped listening to Durham ages ago, worst pundit ever, what was he going on about this time?


something about as we had Bostock on loan it should be classed as 'cheating'

even though the guy who scored Millwalls equaliser is actually employed by...Reading, not Millwall.

The prat is doing it simply to get a reaction and to be noticed for controversy. Loser. IMO.
 

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I think the article sums up the issue that has been dragging on for years and has affected their community trust, Millwall fans feel it is the thin edge of the wedge and they will eventually be forced out of the Den in time. Maybe paranoia maybe not but that is what they feel.
 

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It's very harsh they've had the CPO but I think that would be paranoia and am certain they would not be forced out of the Den.

The council's plans are for a community scheme to improve the area and the club are part of this. I'm sure a lot of our fans know it's a wasteland around the ground. I'm not totally sure of all arguments but I think the council are looking to build over 2,000 homes in the area along with a lot of leisure facilities, while Millwall want to develop their site with fewer homes, and I guess, understandably, at maximum profit to benefit the club. I think a lot of the problems have arisen due to the lack of discourse between the council's development partners and the club.

Will be interesting to see how it unfolds.
 

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Now I don't know what the property is actually like but it appears the developers (Renewal) are taking the Michael here:

"Artist Willow Winston, who lives and works in Stockholm Road, was furious about the paltry £50,000 offer for her property. Renewal have said they would discuss improving this offer."
 
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