Aston Villa Women's club has been selling its community assets to keep up with huge spending, a concerning trend in English football. The club's latest accounts reveal a £247million paper profit from internal restructuring, which has improved the bottom line of the team. This move has sparked concerns about the financial sustainability of the club and the impact on its fans. The club's owners have been accused of using this tactic to mask the team's losses and maintain a positive image. The sale of community assets is a worrying sign for the future of the club and its fans. The club's financial situation is a concern for the entire football community, and it is essential to address this issue to ensure the long-term viability of the team.