Well factoring in

the fact that £1,500,000 of that £70,000 reduction came from a bequest from Geoffrey Watling it rather looks like an increase to me, inflation or not.

Which makes me wonder what happened to what was described as "most of" £20,000,000 that was going "be set aside for long-term debt reduction" because we don't seem to have it now, and we still have the debt.

And the "Dean Ashton cost more than you thought" line won't wash, because we made our money back on him.

Posted By: The King of Prussia, Oct 14, 18:35:03