With the club out of administration, Sir Seton Wills returned and gave the three investors their money back. St Modwen Properties invested £3million into the club after being promised the contract for any improvements to the ground or any future move. The club then raised £750,000 to continue to keep the club afloat, including investment from Bill Power. Diamandis commented on his role: "my expertise is crisis management" and "I believe I've spent all my life learning how to rescue Swindon Town". He called the Wills family "benefactors of the past and benefactors of the future" and stated that 5 years ago the club's balance sheet showed them owing £14million to creditors; in December 2006 Swindon Town's account was £2million in the black. He announced the possibility of a new investor, saying that "they are a seriously successful new entrepreneur that run a new company ... a top 1000 company"; he did not name this party but said that "he lives in the area ... and is a neighbour of Sir Seton" who lives in Chilton Foliat.