In effect, the country had lots of "monies".
"In terms of monies, it [the pay-off] wouldn't be something substantial," Delaney said.
Yet those are relatively minor costs to meet given the influx of monies to come.
A joint statement from the Scottish FA, Scottish Premier League and SFL confirmed that an enlarged top tier was on the agenda, along with the introduction of play-offs, streamlining governance and a change in the distribution of monies.
In a statement to BBC Scotland, Tennis Scotland said: "With an annual turnover in the region of £1.5m, Tennis Scotland alone simply does not have the funding needed to complete these projects and, unless other sources of monies are secured, only three or four of these projects are set to be completed over the next four-year period.
Other features include auto-allocation of monies you draw between expenses, salary and company dividend.
"ICOs are vulnerable to money laundering and terrorist financing risks due to the anonymous nature of the transactions, and the ease with which large sums of monies may be raised in a short period of time," MAS, Singapore's central bank, said in an August 1 statement.
Even the division of monies spans both worlds.
Tony Taylor, one of Vick's co-defendants, said in a statement of facts that he signed when he entered a guilty plea July 30 that the "gambling monies" used by the suspected dogfighting ring run from Vick's property "were almost exclusively funded by Vick".
Statement of the Problem.
