Widow
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We know it's all about the money the themThe Glazers end game. Get Jims final price and negotiate with Qatar from there
We know it's all about the money the themThe Glazers end game. Get Jims final price and negotiate with Qatar from there
60:40 INEOS.Please a summary. I'm in the office.
Sure, but The Glazers own 69% of the club. They don't care what happens to the other 31%.
Whoever pays most for the 69% wins.
Or even better for The Glazers, Jim buys 51%, leaves Joel and Avram 18%.
As it stands, it would seem Qatar either need to up their bid if they want 100%, or they may have to settle for only buying a controlling stake.
He did. Tell me what question he didn't answer.But he isn’t answering them because he has no insight. This isn’t a made up niche gimmick of football finance but a full blown, 6b takeover.
That post is no different from many posters rundown on here
It’s for 69% or 50%+1.But the ineos bid is only for the 51% which is the controlling aspect so they may never get that value again depending on what happens in the future with their remaining percent, so you can't say Jim is the best bid he's giving them more money because it is a straight lie.
@KM please tell us moreKM definitely knows his stuff
Paul Mitchell would be an incredible hire.
Blimey.So Ratcliffe's offer is around $6.5 billion according to Jacobs
That last bit is a little scary. I'm aware the father is one of the most powerful people in the family which, given the nature of their system, puts him in a permanently dangerous situation (which he admittedly seems to be very adept at navigating). Even if we discount the idea of state involvement (which I clearly don't) it appears almost impossible to be able to seperate the fortunes of the club with the political happenings in Qatar.Disclaimer, I'm totally speculating. Two things that I know about the father, he is a real estate investor and he puts his money in tax heavens, so my guess is that purchasing something like United can allow two things, build a good relationship with Manchester city coucil which is a good thing if you plan to invest in one of the fastest developing big city in Europe, the other thing is that it allows you to get part of that hidden money in a financial vehicule that won't be highly taxed if you manage it without profit or with little profit but you can use it as a collateral and borrow money for your other investments.
Spurs and Southampton I believe.Rings a bell. Where is it he's lauded for his work at?
Blimey.
https://www.ft.com/content/31b5e7e0-5c76-11ea-b0ab-339c2307bcd4
«The company insists there are no financial risks. Ineos does not expect to make money from sport. People close to him say Sir Jim is chasing emotional returns over financial ones. It is a luxury that few sporting outfits can afford.»
If true, it dont make sense for Glazer to team up with him.
Southampton, Spurs and Monaco. He was heavily linked with us a few years ago.Rings a bell. Where is it he's lauded for his work at?
Blimey.
Probably means valuation @ 6.5. Ratcliffe doesn't want 100% of the club, but controlling interest.So Ratcliffe's offer is around $6.5 billion according to Jacobs
Rings a bell. Where is it he's lauded for his work at?
Blimey.
Probably means valuation @ 6.5. Ratcliffe doesn't want 100% of the club, but controlling interest.
In pure cash sense Qatari's offer would be bigger as they want to buy them out.
Yeah, he's not a particularly out-of-the-box- hire, but he has a good hit-rate for 'up and coming' players, as you'd expect from someone hired into the RB set-up based on their portfolio. Depends where his role ends up sitting in the structure, but this is one of the more relatively reassuring SJR briefing-points.Spurs and Southampton I believe.
Qatari’s offer for 100% was reported by their own mouthpiece Keegan as just over £5bn, or about $6.3bn.Probably means valuation @ 6.5. Ratcliffe doesn't want 100% of the club, but controlling interest.
In pure cash sense Qatari's offer would be bigger as they want to buy them out.
I'm not sure it affects him either way.This, it really works in his favour people keep being very ambiguous about this point
I'm not sure it affects him either way.
That’s a quite irrational dislike of a man just doing his job. Just because he says stuff you don’t like/understand, doesn’t means he’s wrong or doesn’t know what he’s talking about. He’s a university professor of finance for goodness sake.God he’s such a clown. Does this even qualify as football finance?
So Ratcliffe's offer is around $6.5 billion according to Jacobs
Qatari’s offer for 100% was reported by their own mouthpiece Keegan as just over £5bn, or about $6.3bn.
For all the fraud accusation by the Qatari stans, Jimbo has shown he isn’t playing around here.
It does in a minority role. He pumps all the money in whilst they freeload their way to their share value increasing with the asset value. The 4 glazers who want to cash-in now get to do so whilst the 2 that don’t get to cash-in in the future at a higher price. It makes perfect sense.https://www.ft.com/content/31b5e7e0-5c76-11ea-b0ab-339c2307bcd4
«The company insists there are no financial risks. Ineos does not expect to make money from sport. People close to him say Sir Jim is chasing emotional returns over financial ones. It is a luxury that few sporting outfits can afford.»
If true, it dont make sense for Glazer to team up with him.
Ben Jacobs admitting he doesn’t have a clue
I'm not sure it affects him either way.
https://www.ft.com/content/31b5e7e0-5c76-11ea-b0ab-339c2307bcd4
«The company insists there are no financial risks. Ineos does not expect to make money from sport. People close to him say Sir Jim is chasing emotional returns over financial ones. It is a luxury that few sporting outfits can afford.»
If true, it dont make sense for Glazer to team up with him.
https://www.ft.com/content/31b5e7e0-5c76-11ea-b0ab-339c2307bcd4
«The company insists there are no financial risks. Ineos does not expect to make money from sport. People close to him say Sir Jim is chasing emotional returns over financial ones. It is a luxury that few sporting outfits can afford.»
If true, it dont make sense for Glazer to team up with him.
Facts don’t care about your feelings.
"Sir Jim Ratcliffe's offer was higher (believed to be pushing $6.5bn)"His valuation. Offer and valuation aren’t the same.
Oh you’ve done it now. You’re gonna feel the full force of the QDL now.Really hope SJR gets this and we’re British owned. Would hate to see United an oil club.
TBH it really depends on the details of each offer. Might be cash considerations or converted to stocks. Most likely and from all accounts INEOS offer won't likely be in the realms of 5-6b, but less and probably will include loans.Qatari’s offer for 100% was reported by their own mouthpiece Keegan as just over £5bn, or about $6.3bn.
For all the fraud accusation by the Qatari stans, Jimbo has shown he isn’t playing around here.
"Sir Jim Ratcliffe's offer was higher (believed to be pushing $6.5bn)"
I imagine it's clear to Raine and The Glazers, just not to himGenuine question to anybody that might know - if the Qatar bid isn’t clear at this stage after 3 bids will Raine not just dismiss it as not serious like the pay did with the Zilliacus ‘offer’? Seems an odd state of affairs after 5 months.