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From the BBC: Test captain Ben Stokes remains committed to England long-term despite turning down a three-year contract, says managing director Rob Key. Stokes, 32, has signed a one-year central contract extension instead. Key said Stokes did so because he feels he can negotiate a better deal next year when a new cycle of broadcast rights starts. Call me old fashioned but an England contract should be an honour and not a negotiation.

Are you going?

It would be interesting to know the value without the assumption of planning consent being granted.

Doesn’t the below suggest circa £11 million has definitely been received by the club - and the ‘final payment’ of circa £6 million should have been received by June?

Brockhall can’t be developed on without Crossbaron’s consent: I wonder if that consent would be granted if Crossbaron (or an associated company) were to be the developer used…

In case it helps you find it…

Born April 1987…

Rearranging the deckchairs on the Titantic…

Does anyone know what other assets Venkateshwara London Limited owns?…

I think so but I’m far from certain.

The company also can’t buy future property without Crossbaron having the right to add it to their security.

This is everything the loan is secured against - anyone have any idea what the other three are?:

Venkateshwara London Limited not Venkys London Limited.

This bit?:

Take a torch, the lights might not be on by then.

I’d say the level of tolerance to human error is markedly different depending on whether that human is an official or a player/manager.

From the above… "I deleted Twitter, there was too much negativity on there. I thought if I removed it, I couldn't see it and it helped me. I haven't asked what's in there, I am staying away from it. I don't think I'll ever go back on it, I want to stay away." A very wise move.

Which has now been assigned to Crossbaron…

Maybe Brighton was a tad optimistic - sadly we’ll never know…

Every days a school day - thank you.

The Adventures Of Stevie V - Dirty Cash (Money Talks)

I know this was a rhetorical question but I’ll answer it anyway 😁 I’d say: best case = roughly where Brighton are worst case = roughly where Leicester are.

I thought clubs got the payments for up to three seasons following relegation. Doesn’t this mean they’d have got the payment for the 22/23 season?