Any fee gained for any player also has to be adjusted for the amount of cash that will be saved by not having to pay them anymore. So if, say, BWP was on £4k per week then we might save something like £100k over the next 6 months meaning that, in effect, a £150k transfer fee is actually worth £250k to Argyle. Selling a couple of the higher paid players at that kind of fee, together with using any spare money already in the kitty might just about pay off the current debt to HMRC but it's not going to also pay for the pitch and the staff salaries etc. and it's not going to pay off the ongoing tax or keep the club going to the end of the season. The ONLY significant asset that the club has is any equity locked up in the stadium (perhaps a couple of million £ after the mortgages are paid off?)
