"And it's clear the move has left the club in a better financial position.
In fact if you were in business and you made this sort of investment and then return in just 12 months you'd probably be called Bill Gates!
That's the genius of Darragh and Barry over the last 20 years or so," Williams added.
The manager highlighted ongoing investments made by the chairman to support the squad both on and off the pitch.
"The chairman has spoilt the players and staff really.
He took us to Spain for a fantastic week and he's improved the training ground for us," said Williams.
Williams added that practical limits on matchday attendance require prudent financial management from ownership.
"He's also protecting the club.
We love our fans and to us they are the best in the world, but we don't get 100,000 of them through the gate," he said.
Recruitment Continues Despite Player Exits
Speaking earlier following a 1-0 pre-season defeat at Boston United on July 25, Williams maintained that recruitment efforts remain active.
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"I am sure quality players will arrive, but we also have a lot of players already here who we are really excited about," said Williams.
The manager noted that staff members across the club are continually scouting potential additions to strengthen the roster.
"Darragh MacAnthony and Barry Fry are working non-stop as are all of the lads who go out watching games for us.
