Fernandes takes out new £27m loan 16:43 - Mar 27 with 16718 views | whittocksRs | This story just published on a Norwegian financial website. Along with the £15m stadium loan, we now owe banks £42m. This latest loan is secured against our parachute payments, which drop significantly at the end of this season. It's also secured against any potential TV money for the Premier League, which seeing as we're not in the Premier League, seems terrifying. Make of it what you will: http://www.fotballsonen.com/qpr-med-nytt-banklan/ [Post edited 27 Mar 2014 16:44]
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Fernandes takes out new £27m loan on 22:02 - Mar 30 with 1860 views | HollowayRanger | lets face it we are going to do a coventry! | |
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Fernandes takes out new £27m loan on 09:15 - Mar 31 with 1803 views | BrianMcCarthy | I bought three tickets on Saturday. Depending on the exact figure owed and possible rounding-up adjustments, this figure might now be £176m. Monday Mornings should always be about allowing the sunlight in. | |
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Fernandes takes out new £27m loan on 09:32 - Mar 31 with 1795 views | TheBlob |
Fernandes takes out new £27m loan on 09:15 - Mar 31 by BrianMcCarthy | I bought three tickets on Saturday. Depending on the exact figure owed and possible rounding-up adjustments, this figure might now be £176m. Monday Mornings should always be about allowing the sunlight in. |
£176m for three tickets?No problem then.... I'm worried about collateral in all this.The London property market in the luxury new build market is bottoming out a bit and the supply/demand is evening out.What the future holds with international shenanigans is less clear and a Loftus Road development project might not realise as much as first thought.It'll be interesting to see how the new Battersea Power Station development fares - a shoe box of a bedsit priced at £800k,top apartment at £4m. | |
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