Will we get investment now..?

[singing canary 0]

surely now the damage of relegation has now been reversed ,... does anyone think that this is likely to happen now . Would Tony Fernandes be a bit more tempted to plant some cash into the canaries..or anyone else for that matter..?

thoughts...

[Crafty Canary 416]

Would be welcome however very unlikely in any significant amounts I''d have thought. The Stowmarket 2 enjoy being the owners and why not if they continue to let professionals who know what they are doing run the club.

[city-till-i-die 7]

[quote user="singing canary"]surely now the damage of relegation has now been reversed ,... does anyone think that this is likely to happen now . Would Tony Fernandes be a bit more tempted to plant some cash into the canaries..or anyone else for that matter..? thoughts...[/quote]We would be more attractive now for investment...But will it come??? thats the million $ question...i do hope so[Y]

[Congo Canary 0]

Maybe just wishful thinking, but it wouldn''t surprise me if something isn''t very close to happening. It could have been kept quiet as not to distract from the job in hand.

After all, there was a lot of talk at the time concerning Fernandez, which was alot more believable than that nonsense with a certain Mr Cullen.

For a club that was broke, we didn''t seem to do too bad in bringing in players. Free, perm, or loans. Wages still need to be paid, and agent fees, well we all know about that. And of course no players going the other way. So, fingers crossed huh?

[Sideshow Tim 110]

Surely our stock has gone up over the past 24hours so this makes investment less likely??????

[woody11 0]

your more likely to get investment from a promotion team in league1 than a team lurking near the relegation zone in the championship

[BroadstairsR 0]

[quote user="woody11"]your more likely to get investment from a promotion team in league1 than a team lurking near the relegation zone in the championship[/quote]

Too many other factors come into play to make that statement valid,  including set-up (stadium and training ground and academy,) support, current financial position (ie. debt management), potential,  and the complicity of the current owners.

[grantroederdisaster 0]

Maybe, but the biggest obstacle in the way of fresh investment is Delia and Michael - they don''t want to sell!

[Mr. Bump 0]

No. Delia and MWJ will be even more reluctant to sell now things are going right again, the clubs value will go up making it less of an attractive preposition.

[Minster Canary 0]

As far as Tony Fernandes goes, I think a Lotus/NCFC partnership is the best that''s going to happen.

[Tangible Fixed Assets anyone? 0]

[quote user="Congo Canary"] For a club that was broke, we didn''t seem to do too bad in bringing in players. [/quote]

Thats because we had a seasons holiday from paying approx. £2.5m to service the debts.

[Tangible Fixed Assets anyone? 0]

[quote user="Congo Canary"] After all, there was a lot of talk at the time concerning Fernandez, which was alot more believable than that nonsense with a certain Mr Cullen. [/quote]

Why is Fernandez more believable than Cullen?

If I remember correctly Fernandez was interviewed on Talksport and was only interested in a majority ownership of West Ham United. So why should it be any different re NCFC. Plc., IF he is interested.