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Message: [QUOTE="Kooly87, post: 3164313, member: 9326"] Yes, right, their football department budget back in 2018 when they were making these decisions, a time where we were showing solid financial growth, banking record profits and enjoying record turnover, needed to be more conservative and skimp on the most critical staff appointment in the organisation because in two years down we knew there was going to be a stunning shutdown of the global economy for a health crisis that shut the game down and required us to lay off some staff. That seems logical. You're point is a bizzare one to lean on anyway because relative to basically every other club in the game, even considering those layoffs our ability to financially withstand COVID is likely to be many, many levels greater than every rival club in the game, which only reinforces just how much financial might we have compared to the other 15 clubs. Sorry, but if you're hearing 'Broncos can afford anything' then you've over-dramatised what I actually said. No football club can afford literally anything. But if you heard 'we can outbid anyone else in the game' then yes, on every possible financial metric that would likely be correct because our financials suggest we are several leagues in front of even our closest rival financially. [/QUOTE]

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