(04-29-2018, 08:33 PM)p_rushing Wrote:

(04-29-2018, 08:04 PM)wrong_box Wrote: It's an investment...You make money over the long haul and events...If the stadium hosted a few concerts a year, a few sporting events (other than NFL games) and other things Wembley has hosted in the past, he would make a good amount of money, then compound it by a number of years...Khan knows it needs renovated, he's ok with that...Look what he's done to the stadium in Jax...He will do the renovations needed to attract events and people...I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't build something similar to Daly's Place...

Once Mr. Khan renovates the stadium, he will find activities for the stadium to host...If Mr Khan didn't think there was money to be made by buying Wembley, he wouldn't have put in a bid to do so...He is a self made multi billionaire, I think I will trust his judgment over anyone on this board

15-20 years isn't a great return. Self made billionaires fail all the time, they keep trying though and find good ideas.

By the time he covers the costs, plus the stadium already needs repairs, it will be time to tear it down.

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The possibilities for revenue from Wembley are practically endless. Many are already in place.

I'd wager that Khan can return the capital investment in less than 10 years without a problem and be sitting on a goldmine in terms of the inflated worth of the property at that time. 

MSG rakes in over 100 million in gross revenue annually. There is no reason why that model cannot apply to Wembley. And it's more than 4 times the capacity!

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