There's always a market

Supply of clubs for sale or looking for investment is growing. Demand for clubs is falling in the current economic climate. Thus the market price is falling. Delia came out and said she was looking for ?56 million when the Callum story surfaced. That figure included ?20 million investment for players if I remember correctly. Clearly most people would baulk at such a price. And correctly so. No one would pay that price in the current economic climate for a club sinking into League 1 with massive debts. Thus her price is too high. Would she accept less? She has no choice. Because if she doesn't, she'll never sell the club.

Posted By: Poirot on January 13th 2009 at 21:02:45

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delias roeder dilemma (NCFC) - conkers, Jan 13, 19:59:14
- that's the dilemma (NCFC) - Poirot, Jan 13, 20:22:26
  - how do you know these things? (NCFC) - Monty Peculiar, Jan 13, 20:31:35
    - I don't know those things for certain (NCFC) - Poirot, Jan 13, 20:34:41
      - yawn (NCFC) - Monty Peculiar, Jan 13, 20:36:34
        
        then you've clearly lost the argument (NCFC) - Poirot, Jan 13, 20:42:51
        
        clearly (n/m) (NCFC) - Monty Peculiar, Jan 13, 20:48:23
        
        sarcasm - lowest form of wit Monty (NCFC) - Poirot, Jan 13, 20:52:31
        
        how do you know she wouldn't sell (NCFC) - Monty Peculiar, Jan 13, 20:55:24
        
        There's always a market (NCFC) - Poirot, Jan 13, 21:02:45
        
        CULLUM!!!!! FFS! (n/m) (NCFC) - Ken Dodds Dads Dog, Jan 13, 21:06:50
        
        point taken! regards (n/m) (NCFC) - Poirot, Jan 13, 21:09:25
        
        Cullum. (NCFC) - Ken Dodds Dads Dog, Jan 13, 20:44:30

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