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I reckon next season we will be pushing close to £250 million revenue.
John #3, you\'ve asked me that before, and I still have no firm answer for you. I can only speculate in the blind. Kinnear\'s statement in December about \"phase two of our rebuild next summer\" would seem to imply a significant financial commitment, because the word \"rebuild\" carries connotations of a big batch of new players, not just a right back and a striker. My best guess is that, particularly if we do make it into Europe, Moyes will be backed to build the necessary squad to successfully compete in both venues. Friedkin will not want to see his club crash out of the Conference League after watching Roma win it in 2022, or skid back down to 14th and lose the current vibe at HD. But I definitely do not expect us to be splashing £60 million for a 20-goal scorer or a #10. Again, this is only complete speculation based on the sparsest of information. I have hopes rather than expectations.
\"A full year of TFG and HD stadium will tell us more. And the willingness to spend ( upto our SCR limit) in the Summer, or not, will also be quite telling I think\" Perfectly put.
No, it was the lifting of financial gloom. And we weren't going down, the bottom three were under 30 points throughout weren't they?