JagUTD
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there is a exit plan because he cannot afford to buy us outright or he would.
Clearly says he has put 2 offers on the table.
Might be worth paying a little bit more attention going forward.
there is a exit plan because he cannot afford to buy us outright or he would.
Right, that's why the outright offer still remains on the table.
Clearly not.a wishy-washy 'buy partial shares and keep them there for a few years' means nothing changes.
Get help. You have issuesI can see a scenario where Jim snuffs it in a few years before he has a chance to get them out fully and then the Glazers buy back their stake at a cheaper rate (see: the actual market valuation of the stake compared to what SJR will be paying). That would be so funny
Hahaha hilariousI can see a scenario where Jim snuffs it in a few years before he has a chance to get them out fully and then the Glazers buy back their stake at a cheaper rate (see: the actual market valuation of the stake compared to what SJR will be paying). That would be so funny
How are they backtracking? This is new information that only emerged yesterday. It is in addition to what was already reported.INEOS backtracking on the Glazers this smells of PR fixing. This club needs to be sold quick.
At this point they're just seeing what they want to see and it's clearly doesn't align with what's actually happening.
I can see a scenario where Jim snuffs it in a few years before he has a chance to get them out fully and then the Glazers buy back their stake at a cheaper rate (see: the actual market valuation of the stake compared to what SJR will be paying). That would be so funny
Once we have the money we can buy. That wont take 4 monthsTransfers are usually the results of months of negotiations. This couldn't be done at United for obvious reasons
I can see a scenario where Jim snuffs it in a few years before he has a chance to get them out fully and then the Glazers buy back their stake at a cheaper rate (see: the actual market valuation of the stake compared to what SJR will be paying). That would be so funny
I can see a scenario where Jim snuffs it in a few years before he has a chance to get them out fully and then the Glazers buy back their stake at a cheaper rate (see: the actual market valuation of the stake compared to what SJR will be paying). That would be so funny
Clearly not.
Try to think objectively about what the words ‘change of control’ mean.
‘Business as usual’.Transfers are usually the results of months of negotiations. This couldn't be done at United for obvious reasons
Because you’re going to believe hot takes from the cafs most biased and knee jerk posters?!All good, until I see this.
Hopefully they are just bs. On the other hand, IF Ratcliffe really has that solid plan to remove the Glazers surely and COMPLETELY, then I am open to both of the bidders. Just kick the vermin out, please.Because you’re going to believe hot takes from the cafs most biased and knee jerk posters?!
Definitely. I find it weird that for all of Sheikh Jassims supposed wealth and childhood love for the club, he can't fork out a better bid than what Ratcliff put.
It doesn't add up for me.
I think there's been a lot PR coming straight out of Ineos. After fan backlash, they've leaked rumours of a full buyout a few years down the line. It would be the ideal scenario, to be fair.
Claiming that Ineos/Ratcliffe can't afford to buy 69% of the club, when they have already tabled an offer of 50.1% with premium price guarantees for the remaining ~19% further down the line. Hilarious.
I can see a scenario where Jim snuffs it in a few years before he has a chance to get them out fully and then the Glazers buy back their stake at a cheaper rate (see: the actual market valuation of the stake compared to what SJR will be paying). That would be so funny
I don’t think the Glazers have ever ‘rocked up’ at OT. I’d be surprised if they could even find the place without Google maps.If the Glazers are still rocking up at Old Trafford, having cosy chats with Ratcliffe now and then
Now they have released that the Glazers will be removed after 3 years. If that isn't fan pleasing I don't know what is.How are they backtracking? This is new information that only emerged yesterday. It is in addition to what was already reported.
They haven’t just changed their offer to please the fans in the last few days
This was always the plan. INEOS wants immediate control and the end game has always been to buyout the Glazer majority. That was floated as an idea before the club was even for sale.Now they have released that the Glazers will be removed after 3 years. If that isn't fan pleasing I don't know what is.
It's the mindset of a modern day football fan literally everything is a PR Spin. It's tiresome.How are they backtracking? This is new information that only emerged yesterday. It is in addition to what was already reported.
They haven’t just changed their offer to please the fans in the last few days
And a separate offer to buy the full 69%. They've obviously made the second proposal because they know that the Glazers are split, so it solves that issue.
“They” knows nada and that include media and any bidder and that’s probably the seller’s strategy to create a competitive bidding action. The level of naivety on this place is staggering.And a separate offer to buy the full 69%. They've obviously made the second proposal because they know that the Glazers are split, so it solves that issue.
My point is they are promising mamouth investment into the project, and that Sheikh Jassim is supposedly a big United fan, so if you're neck and neck with a bidder, what's an extra few hundred mil going to be at the possible cost of losing out all together.Qatar said from the off they refuse to vastly overpay and are sticking to their guns.
If they are seen to just up and throw money about here then god help us in transfers in the future.
Are you just gonna patrol this thread and engage every post that questions Jim’s bid until a takeover happens or what?Clearly not.
Try to think objectively about what the words ‘change of control’ mean.
To be fair they may have been told this bid is good enough for now for all we know.My point is they are promising mamouth investment into the project, and that Sheikh Jassim is supposedly a big United fan, so if you're neck and neck with a bidder, what's an extra few hundred mil going to be at the possible cost of losing out all together.
Definitely doesn't add up. Unless it's a pile of BS that he's a boyhood United fan and sees this as a generic sporting venture. Then yes, I understand sticking to a ceiling valuation.
If they are stupid and need correcting, yes. So much absolute rubbish being dreamed up surrounding the INEOS bid, it need putting right because it gets taken as fact.Are you just gonna patrol this thread and engage every post that questions Jim’s bid until a takeover happens or what?
This post isn’t intended to be as aggressive as it reads by the way.
It sure is.It's the mindset of a modern day football fan literally everything is a PR Spin. It's tiresome.
You’d hope so. This isn’t an episode of The Secret Millionaire.Maybe they just fancied dipping their toes into another sporting venture, and making a club that appeared to enjoy bankrupting themselves not so long ago, financially sound.
Does there need to be more to it?
Never said it's a bad thing the sooner they piss off the better.This was always the plan. INEOS wants immediate control and the end game has always been to buyout the Glazer majority. That was floated as an idea before the club was even for sale.
You talk like this is a bad thing…
Poor post only because it doesnt suit your narrative that Ratcliffe hasnt inmproved Nice one bit in the league for 4 seasons. How is he going to improve us without more and more debt? Do we have to go another 10+ years to compete? How is he going to get the ground upgraded or new stadium without even more debt? Other infrastructure likecCarrington? Regular transfer funds? Oh and by the way Nice were better run and had higher finish before Ratcliffe bought them.This is a very poor post.
Comparing Ratcliffe's Nice to when City were taken over in 2008 is such a ridiculous thing to do for so many reasons. There was no FFP restraining City at the time and they faffed a tonne of cash away on flops like Robinho, Jo, Adebayor, Santa Cruz, Lescott etc. They were a disgrace of a club when it came to transfers in 08/09/10.
Newcastle are doing well atm because of smart decisions as their spend hasn't been outrageous due to FFP. So with that you've just made an argument against the need of perceived unlimited funds from oil states. I say perceived because of course it's not real due to FFP.
Also, INEOS never said they intended to transform Nice into title challengers and CL contenders within 4 years. Not having such deluded ambitions with a midtable side from Ligue 1 shouldn't be used as any sort of indicator as to how they would approach the running of United.
You could have fooled me…..Never said it's a bad thing the sooner they piss off the better.
Every united fan hates them and hypothetically if we could guarantee that all Glazers left and they sold the club 100% with either SJ or SJR taking charge but we would have to finish 5th so we played in Europa League next year , I wonder how many united fans would take that?I really hate the glazers