Out of interest I kept an article written by David Conn, in The Independent in March 2004. Part of it said TTA:
"funded the club for three months in administration, which cost them £522,500. The preferential creditors, the Inland Revenue and VAT, were owed £715,000 and were paid 32p in the pound: £237,000. "Football Creditors" - other clubs, players and the League's pension deficit - are to be paid £428,000, while Blitz and Gazal paid £120,000 for Oldham's office equipment and other assets. Unsecured creditors, the usual victims including a £30,000 policing bill, local family firms and £1,856.50 unpaid to St John Ambulance, got nothing. The club's ongoing losses are estimated at £1m, and their shoring-up of the club adds up to £2.4m. They are paying £4.6m more for the ground and land."
It would be in the interest of any investor to own the land as well as the club. If the current debt to Blitz is around £6m, and the land was bought back for £4.6m, then any investor would need to start with an offer around £10m. Unless one of us wins the lottery tonight I can't see that happening.