Castia
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Feck off
If they do it will strategically come after the Villa gameThey can't say no to that. Absolute scenes if they do.
Nah mate, his success was handed to him unlike Jassim and basically every single wealthy Qatari who worked hard to be successful from humble beginnings on a Qatari council estate.
It’s for the 69% which is 100% of the Class B Shares. Ratcliffe already said he has no plans to buy the public shares so the figures quoted do not include them.
The 6bn is JUST for the Glazers 69%?No that’s completely wrong. It’s for their share
Harsh on @PexboAttention seeking wankler
They are. Feck them those cnuts.The 6bn is JUST for the Glazers 69%?
That’s not what I heard/read but okay. They really are greedy thieving scum aren’t they?!
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Of course it is. That portion of shares holds all the power. The other 31% is pretty irrelevantThe 6bn is JUST for the Glazers 69%?
That’s not what I heard/read but okay. They really are greedy thieving scum aren’t they?!
Yeah definitely. Either they will accept one of the bids in short order, or wait to delay any troubleIf they do it will strategically come after the Villa game
Easy targetsThe anger and hatred aimed at journalists who tweet news really is a bit bizarre
Thats just Twitter...The anger and hatred aimed at journalists who tweet news really is a bit bizarre
If the Glazers kept 20%, they wouldn't be Class A shares on the open stock market. So they'll be worth whatever someone wants to pay in the future.Of course they wouldn't which is what I've been trying to explain in here. If jassim is offering 7bn dollars which ok might be for the entire club, and not just the Glazers share, let's assume that. That means that 20% is 1.4 bn. By the current market cap, 20% is about 600m I think. So they'd need the club to double in value from the current share price being offered to 7bn and even then they'd still be short, and they'd have lost out on what they could have made investing 1.4bn in investments with better, steady returns. If anyone thinks a super league would double the value of the club, I think they're out of their mind. And a super league is by no means a sure bet given the UK government made a statement saying they would stop it
Say what you want about Sheikh Jassim, he has a keen understanding of how the final stage in a process works.
Not at all, if anything they don't get enough hate. They were wrong once.The anger and hatred aimed at journalists who tweet news really is a bit bizarre
Yep, his clear headed logical approach will transform the clubSay what you want about Sheikh Jassim, he has a keen understanding of how the final stage in a process works.
Cheers Kaveh!The Glazers will either accept or decline Jassim's bid.
It says 1981 but that vid feels 70sOk you blood sucking arse blisters, time for you
The Glazers will either accept or decline Jassim's bid.