Yes, he is. The previous year figures were for a 10 month period. So, monthly they equate to £11.9m to 2012, falling to £11M per month in the year to 2013. The next set are due in a few weeks, hard not to believe they should show improvement, given increased revenues over that period (widely publicised). Will be interesting to see if there was any move to pay back some of the FSG loan, as it would take something not previously in the public domain, for the accounts to have taken a dive in the year to 2014. Where Flight should be correct, is that in theory all of the above should ensure a vastly improved set of accounts 13/14 , and even more so 14/15. The way transfers are accounted, the increases in revenue, and the switching of the loans. The next set will be interesting, and hopefully they footnote the 14/15 transfer profit/loss as they have done previously. That will give us a good picture of where we stand now, certainly in FFP terms.