There are very few owners who care about anything else. The crux is how much they care about money. The more money they want to generate from the club, the better it is for us arguably. We've branched more than ever in terms of marketing the club across the World, we're building a new stand and regardless of net spends, we're spending enough in the transfer market for our minimal task of getting in the top four to be at least achievable more than we're actually managing to execute it. Sterling and Suarez going is more a symptom of the clubs misfortunes in trying to win things, than anything else. You lose players when you fail, and with Suarez, he was an exceptional talent who could have played anywhere.
I don't know why you're explaining it to us like it's some new, sinister way of running a club. They bought us to make money, no shit Sherlock.
They are nothing like Gillett and Hicks, at least there's a spade in the ground and at least they're not trying to run the club into the ground with high end debts chained around it's neck.
I think they've got to learn about football and they've made alot of mistakes at personnel level, but your bold comparisons and fretting over their "plot" is ridiculous.
