The club continued to pay the creditors agreement of £100,000 yearly, a figure Diamandis stated was 2% of the club's annual turnover. He also stated that the Bryan Adams concert at the County Ground to raise funds for the club "never made any money, I think it only made £19,000". The club had to source £500,000 at the beginning of the season to pay players' wages following relegation, if the club were promoted at the end of the 2006–07 season: "I'm hoping in the summer that we'll be able to restructure and find a balance in the books". He said that although the club had received the offer of a move to Chippenham, "our preferred route is to stay in Swindon and redevelop the County Ground" and that "it's in the public domain that this club has needed money each year to keep it going" even to the extent that his own business was owed money from the club of around £136,000 in past printing costs for brochures and publicity material.