Children whilst I am impressed your incredible business acumen, I still feel it prudent to add the following speculation: 1) Loans, by there very nature, are designed to be paid back. Therefore, is it not sensible to presume that repayment terms would already have been agreed? It is not like if you were to get a bit snotty at a birthday party and declare you were off and taking your football and you Jenga back with you. In this instance, we do know that the loans are interest free which business wise is very generous indeed. 2) Perhaps in current economic climate, the Turner''s business is not as profitable as it was when they became involved with the club and despite the £275 rich list claim, the amount they have (had!) to throw at NCFC is a lot less than they thought. 3) Maybe they were having a look at investing more, and after some time on the inside saw what a bottomless pit football is and decided it wasn''t for them. This raises a further point, if Mr Cullum, as he asked, was given the (our!) football club FOC on the promise of twenty million big ones for the playing side, after a couple of years hadn''t got to the Prem and also saw what a bottomless pit football is. Then he sells up for 20 million, hasn''t lost anything but leaves the club with lots of contracts we can''t afford to pay, players sold for less than they''re worth, club sprials downwards, Leeds blah blah. Happily, whilst the current situation isn''t perfect we have good owners and possibly the best playing squad we''ve had since relegation from the Prem. So, unless you are a billionaire and ready to invest, stop your bitching.