It doesn't feel precarious to me. The problem is more to do with cash flow while the legacies unwind. That's more a matter of timing than an underlying existential problem, which was looming under Short if not already there. The reassuring thing is that the new owners seem, at least to me, to know what they're doing. We'll be able to do what is needed, but perhaps not as quickly as originally hoped. If it became critical, ie if a player was absolutely needed in January, or it became urgent to get one or two new contracts over the line, I suspect the money would be found. But if not, then we'll be financially conservative until the position stabilises, or promotion means we need to tap into the resources available to Sartori. That may, by the way, involve the reappearance on inter-company loans. As we've seen with other clubs, that's not a particular problem so long as the owner doesn't want or need to be repaid.
