I think my issue with it is

Just like any politician can promise something, then not follow through

What's to say Cullum agrees to the 20m deal, then turns round and says "I'll invest 4m a year on players for the next 5 years", he'll then claim he technically wasn't lying, and he's sat in the hot of a relatively well run club he's acquired from being the man that's got him to being worth 1.7bn

The one thing that's apparent about anyone who's shrewd and rich, is that they don't like spending money

I know a millionaire in york who went to jail for 3 months because he wouldn't pay his 60k tax bill. It's a mentality people have. It doesn't matter if the 60k is pennies, it's how they've made so much money

I'm not saying cullum will be like that, but in and around these "he's a great businessman", there is something to think about that isn't all rosy

Posted By: pants, Jul 8, 13:23:04