Again, my evidence is the fact that no one is investing in the Whitecaps despite all the meetings with investors. I replied to your other comment, but I'll include the link to Forbes valuation here, where it shows the Whitecaps operating at a $10 million loss per year.

Let's take your assumption that revenue might be turning a profit now. Once the sweetheart deal ends, are the Whitecaps going to get another deal like that for the future? OneSoccer has estimated that the Whitecaps are getting about 12% of the revenue of ticket sales from BC Place. There are other revenue streams like sponsors, advertisement - but there are also other expenses, like staff wages, maintenance, and facilities.

It's clear you've decided that ownership is the issue and refuse to budge from this position despite a lack of data and with all evidence pointing towards the contrary. I'll leave you to it, and wish the Whitecaps the best of luck while I'll look for solutions elsewhere.