I do believe that Silent Stan would allow AFC to spend what they make, he appears happy as long as
the clubs share prices increase so he can take out loans to buy new ranches or move teams around in USA...
Not exact matches
Lending
Club, which went public in 2014, has seen its
share price drop in recent months, and like the rest of the alternative lending industry, faces the prospect of
increased scrutiny from federal regulators.
We are in this situation because the old board was greedy and set the
club up to boost
share prices which when sold, it was sold to someone who liked having
increasing shares.
A medium or longer term strategy mainly involves identifying players that you believe have the potential to
increase in
share price for whatever reason, perhaps a young player who is yet to fully establish themselves at a big
club or a player outside the Premier League which you feel is underrated.
In all likelihood, with the Football Index
increasing in popularity, and with many young players inevitably becoming more established at their respective
clubs, you would almost certainly have a handsome profit on a
share price you paid three years ago, right?
He could get snapped up by one of the «big» teams like a Real Madrid or Barcelona before then, but any
share price increase or media buzz dividends would surely be short lived, as if he hasn't established himself in Genoa's first team yet, would a
club like Real or Barca put him straight into their first team?