DNSYE - KEIRAN MAGUIRE SPECIAL

As ever please note this podcast is not financial advice - if you are considering investing please do your own diligence as per the clubs warning on all investment communications In light of this weeks fun and games, Football Finance expert and host of the "Price of Football Podcast" joins Justin and Peter to look at the share offering, the club valuation now and what it might be next year and whether an investment should be seen as a donation rather than an investment, we review some of the statements, the idea of digital investment and some of the investment tiered perks!! We look at likely financials for WFC next season including the phrase "Vampire Kangaroo Bank!" and find out the difference between shares and loans. As per normal we go off on many tangents and discuss football finance in general and in particular how owners are helping out in the EFL, the fair deal for football deal, Joao Pedro re-sale probability and how Keiran once ran a "Private Shop!! Plus we get Keiran involved in next seasons nonsense in the DNSYE Completely Rubbish Prediction League! COYH!!! This Podcast has been created and uploaded by Do Not Scratch Your Eyes. The views in this Podcast are not necessarily the views of talkSPORT. Huge thanks to all our Patreons: Chris Giannone, RichWFC2, Steve Holliman, Paul Fiander Turner, Sean Gourley, Lee Anselmo, John Parslow, Mark von Herkomer, Neil Silverstein, Steve Brown, Dave Lavender, Kasey Brown, Nipper Harrison, Boyd Mayover, Colin Payne, Paul Riley, Gary Wood, Karl Campion, Kevin Kremen, The Big Le – Bofski, Greg Theaker, Malcolm Williams, Bryan Edwards, Peter Ryan, Luka, John Thekanady - Ambassador of Dubai!! Jack Foster, Jason Rose, Michael Abrahams, Ian Bacon, Ken Green, Nick Nieuwland, Colin Smith Ant!!!!! Westlie Wheeler Ryan D! Dave Mullins, James McNamara Jim Cuthbert & PDF Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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