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http://www.sundaysun.co.uk/news/north-east-news/2010/05/02/newcastle-united-accounts-reveal-111m-debt-79310-26358985/

 

Last set of accounts show that the club owes him £111 million, and that “Subsequent to the year end, the ultimate controlling party, Mr MJW Ashley, has advanced additional funding of £25.5m.”

 

So obviously he's taking out loads, like.

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http://www.sundaysun.co.uk/news/north-east-news/2010/05/02/newcastle-united-accounts-reveal-111m-debt-79310-26358985/

 

Last set of accounts show that the club owes him £111 million, and that “Subsequent to the year end, the ultimate controlling party, Mr MJW Ashley, has advanced additional funding of £25.5m.”

 

So obviously he's taking out loads, like.

 

:clap:  At least someone willing to use actual numbers rather than spouting rubbish

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http://www.sundaysun.co.uk/news/north-east-news/2010/05/02/newcastle-united-accounts-reveal-111m-debt-79310-26358985/

 

Last set of accounts show that the club owes him £111 million, and that Subsequent to the year end, the ultimate controlling party, Mr MJW Ashley, has advanced additional funding of £25.5m.

 

So obviously he's taking out loads, like.

 

Who said he was taking out loads?  Get the accounts and read them if you don't believe what I'm telling you.  You wrongly claimed that he hadn't taken money out and I said that he had, that information comes from the clubs accounts which I can't link to as they are on my hard drive.

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:clap:  At least someone willing to use actual numbers rather than spouting rubbish

 

Get the accounts and read note 23, it's not rocket science to understand the content of the note provided by the clubs auditors on the clubs behalf and which have been signed off by Llambias.

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If the amount put in is more than that taken out ... is it still really taking out?

 

Semantic pedantry really.  The real point is there's no factual basis for the kind of  :frantic: posts about Ashley pocketing everything from player sales that crop up here with annoying regularity. 

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I don´t think we should sell Carroll for any price atm. For me he´s the symbol of this football club, and a player we can have for the next 10 years. Until he hands in a transfer request or something crazy happens about the club(antoher relegation etc.), we should keep him. It means a lot to me as a supporter to have a young player like him in the team. He´s local and has worked his way trough the academy, and you will feel something extra for those players when they succeed. We´re building a team atm and have done for the last 18 months. If we sold Carroll now, we would ruin most of the work that has been done after we were relegated.

 

Not at sale for any price might sound crazy, but being a supporter makes you blind sometimes and Carroll is our future.

 

100 % behind this.

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BTW obviously anything can still happen so let's not get carried away (either way) until the window has ended. :undecided:

 

We'll have to wait until at least a day later until we can rest easy. That's when Spurs are allowed until to complete their transfer business.

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If the amount put in is more than that taken out ... is it still really taking out?

 

Semantic pedantry really.  The real point is there's no factual basis for the kind of  :frantic: posts about Ashley pocketing everything from player sales that crop up here with annoying regularity. 

 

The fact is that he has taken money out of the club which goes against "Ashley has taken absolutely no money out of the club so far."  Where the money came from that he did take out is anybodies guess but it did come out during the financial year so it had to come from somewhere.  He hasn't been in a position to take much out because the club hasn't produced enough cash to pay the bills.  We've been told that we're on our way to breaking even so nothing will stop him taking money out again, even if he has to put more in later, like he did during the year ending 30th June 2009.

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If the amount put in is more than that taken out ... is it still really taking out?

 

Semantic pedantry really.  The real point is there's no factual basis for the kind of  :frantic: posts about Ashley pocketing everything from player sales that crop up here with annoying regularity. 

 

The fact is that he has taken money out of the club which goes against "Ashley has taken absolutely no money out of the club so far."  Where the money came from that he did take out is anybodies guess but it did come out during the financial year so it had to come from somewhere.  He hasn't been in a position to take much out because the club hasn't produced enough cash to pay the bills.  We've been told that we're on our way to breaking even so nothing will stop him taking money out again, even if he has to put more in later, like he did during the year ending 30th June 2009.

 

If you're right -- and the jury is out until you provide any kind of actual proof that you are -- then I agree that this destroys the literal sense of my statement.

 

The general point I was making -- that it flies in the face of all available evidence to assert that we "know" that Ashley will "trouser" any money that might come in from the sale of Carroll -- remains, however, untouched.

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Looks like he took out £1 million in repayment of his loan to the club (no interest), outstanding balance £111M compared with a high of £112M.

 

Nothing wrong with that tbh.

 

Mick did say he hadn't taken much.

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Here's a screen print of note 23, it's probably not good enough as it's not a link from a newspapers website but here goes, paragraph 3.

 

http://img545.imageshack.us/img545/2069/note23.jpg

 

 

You make a fine and valid point. Ozzie was factually incorrect. :thup:

 

Still, the sentiment is reasonable. Considering the likes of Learner and the Boro fella charge interest on their mahosive loans which is something he has yet to have done, that sum is a pitance in comparison to be fair.

 

He will take decent money out at some point, which he has every right to do, but has shown admirable restraint in that regard so far.

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Looks like he took out £1 million in repayment of his loan to the club (no interest), outstanding balance £111M compared with a high of £112M.

 

Nothing wrong with that tbh.

 

Mick did say he hadn't taken much.

 

It doesn't say that he had taken out £1 million as he had to put more in after he'd taken money out.  If he did it then, which he did, nothing will stop him from doing it again in future.

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Looks like he took out £1 million in repayment of his loan to the club (no interest), outstanding balance £111M compared with a high of £112M.

 

Nothing wrong with that tbh.

 

Mick did say he hadn't taken much.

 

It doesn't say that he had taken out £1 million as he had to put more in after he'd taken money out.  If he did it then, which he did, nothing will stop him from doing it again in future.

 

And he's well within his right to do that, £111M is a canny loan, especially as he isn't charging any interest.

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Here's a screen print of note 23, it's probably not good enough as it's not a link from a newspapers website but here goes, paragraph 3.

 

http://img545.imageshack.us/img545/2069/note23.jpg

 

 

You make a fine and valid point. Ozzie was factually incorrect. :thup:

 

Still, the sentiment is reasonable. Considering the likes of Learner and the Boro fella charge interest on their mahosive loans which is something he has yet to have done, that sum is a pitance in comparison to be fair.

 

He will take decent money out at some point, which he has every right to do, but has shown admirable restraint in that regard so far.

 

Actually scratch that (sorry Ozzie). Cheers Greg, so it was just reducing the loan? Can't see any issue with that really.

 

Oh, and another thing, am I right in thinking that he hasn't even drawn out any salary from the club either?

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You make a fine and valid point. Ozzie was factually incorrect. :thup:

 

Still, the sentiment is reasonable. Considering the likes of Learner and the Boro fella charge interest on their mahosive loans which is something he has yet to have done, that sum is a pitance in comparison to be fair.

 

He will take decent money out at some point, which he has every right to do, but has shown admirable restraint in that regard so far.

 

I'm sure that he will take money out in future and he does have every right.  We have no reason to think that money generated through the transfer of players will be re-invested because he will probably think that he's already done his investing in the club.

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You make a fine and valid point. Ozzie was factually incorrect. :thup:

 

Still, the sentiment is reasonable. Considering the likes of Learner and the Boro fella charge interest on their mahosive loans which is something he has yet to have done, that sum is a pitance in comparison to be fair.

 

He will take decent money out at some point, which he has every right to do, but has shown admirable restraint in that regard so far.

 

I'm sure that he will take money out in future and he does have every right. We have no reason to think that money generated through the transfer of players will be re-invested because he will probably think that he's already done his investing in the club.

 

Pure speculation.

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