82er's lose another £10m

Assuming he pays any tax in Guernsey?  

Does that include the £35m (iirc) that SL wrote off a couple of years ago?

Yeh, Page 29 of their accounts:

Profit and Loss Account £

At 1 June 2014                  (78,192,106)
Loss for the year               (9,954,967)
Other reserve movements   160,990

At 31 May 2015                  (87,986,083)

(Apologies if this formatting looks crappy) Also, this doesn't take into account the Share premium account or the Revaluation reserve


                                

and those figures are on the back of a successful season, winning Div 1 and the JPT.

Really? Bolton? I'd rather have the money.

Depends if they were my only source of income. Got a nasty feeling it's adios no matter what. £177? In debt. Nasty.

Years of financial mismanagement on a grand scale makes Rovers problems pale inti insignificance,its not really Bolton I feel sorry for or myself but Neil Lennon who took on a poisoned chalice because they kept things hidden from him,but when he found out being an honourable man he decided to bite the bullet and try to  get things right on the pitch.It has been hard work because he had to let experienced players go for next to nothing and replace them with kids or lesser players who aren't good enough for the championship

The £10m will indeed be written off.

If the wealthy make a contribution to help a large number of people with learning disabilities and anger issues, this would qualify as a charitable donation.

Take Scott, 35, from Ashtonminster. Scott did not get any GCSEs, and like the majority of city fans, scrapes a living doing cash in hand menial work. Supporting City for years, he describes the anger of being beaten many times by Bristol Rovers in his youth "it was hard work, tearing up hoardings and I spat at my team so much my mouth siezed up. If it wasn't for the fact I left at half time id have died"

Now, Scott has been encouraged by the millions flowing from those who want to make sure people like Scott never have to have another terrifying tantrum again.

Bristol Sport are doing fine work supporting difficult, angry individuals. Please donate what you can, and help us help them.

That figure represents accumulated losses not debt. Obviously it had to be paid for but SL capitalised the money he put in so he has basically written it off. 
Shocking as the figures are, there is no danger of them going bust again any time soon. I think Lansdown wants to get them into the prem leaving them in a financially sound position before he eventually bails. It is unlikely that he will ever recover more than a fraction of his "investment" though and if they continue to be unsuccessful there must be a limit to his generosity/patience.
if they go down this year and the Men's Rugby division go up, his priorities might change. It is a lot, lot cheaper to build a top rugby team and IMO Bristol RFC have a stronger brand/heritage within their own sport than 82 do.  
Our only hope is that after the appeal/consortium takeover etc etc situation is concluded, we have a base to build on which gives us a realistic chance of sustaining mid table championship. In this day and age, I really can't see how a club without a massively rich benefactor can ever break into the big time.