If the season is voided how many people would waive a refund?

Perfect summary by Soutra.
He can't sell as nobody will buy.
He can't reduce any internal Undertakings as he can't make a profit in this division
He will continue to make losses if he tries to make the PL.
He will have to absorb those losses as greater undertakings (guarantees) from Gibson O'Neill.
One day he will say enough is enough and guarantee no more, when the Club immediately ceases to be a going concern.
Unless of course he makes some good decisions and the club can get promoted, stay up and get into a profit making and saleable position...
 
The Huddersfield chairman has suggested 50-60 teams could go bust. Players do need to cut costs.

If football takes a year out from fans being allowed in, I do not where the game will end up?
 
indeedido said:
Perfect summary by Soutra.
He can't sell as nobody will buy.
He can't reduce any internal Undertakings as he can't make a profit in this division
He will continue to make losses if he tries to make the PL.
He will have to absorb those losses as greater undertakings (guarantees) from Gibson O'Neill.
One day he will say enough is enough and guarantee no more, when the Club immediately ceases to be a going concern.
Unless of course he makes some good decisions and the club can get promoted, stay up and get into a profit making and saleable position...
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Which EFL clubs are saleable?
 
I bought my season tickets to support my home town club that I am desperate to see do well. I write off the circa £800 as soon as it goes out of the bank. For many other cancelled services I would normally chase a refund but given the financial plight of football clubs the Boro can keep my money in the hope it helps them still be here next season
 
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