Curiously, Wang Ye asked, "Hasn't your board of directors ever discussed the addition of capital? Why do you have to resort to transferring shares to solve financial issues?"
David Dain shook his head with a wry smile, "Of course, we have."
As a large shareholder, I've brought up more than once at board meetings the idea of each shareholder adding fifty million pounds sterling of capital proportionally with their shareholdings.
Having this money would actually alleviate the club's situation.
If the club performs well next season, manages to make it into The Champions Cup, or even achieves a decent rank, we could completely turn things around.
Unfortunately, the other shareholders don't agree, they only hope to receive dividends from the club rather than subsidizing it out of their own pockets.
Some shareholders even suggested selling off the team's star players.
This is absolutely a short-sighted strategy and I firmly oppose it!
