Chesterfield "windfall" from business disruption insurance for Covid

[Piethagoram 𝕏 @piethagoram]

https://www.derbyshiretimes.co.uk/sport/football/chesterfield-financial-chief-reveals-how-spireites-are-funding-new-signings-3355793

[DangerousSausage]

So the insurance company is paying it all. Riiiiight. How is it that no other clubs seem to have taken out this amazing insurance? And how is this unnamed insurance company not bankrupt?

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I'm sorry but I can't believe this story. As @DangerousSausage@DangerousSausage has said why haven't other clubs done this?

Not 100% but I'm sure FFP doesn't exactly exist in non league, hence Salford City when they were signing players for bug amounts. So if this was the case why don't they mention it? 

Something just doesn't add up as to how or why they have the money available like they have. 

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Surely, any TRUE windfall should be repaid to the government for paying their staff and players during the period they decided to put people on furlongs.

[Joshua]

Teams in the Premier League are just as bad, look at Manchester City and how they spent £100m on Jack Grealish.

Clubs that couldn't afford to pay their staff or players, but have decided to splash the cash now, they need to be fined by the FA.

[liampie]

teams will get a way with it, at least our owners did the right thing that is all that matters to us.