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If this does fall through I am going to seriously regret the Sir Jim Ratcliffe tattoo I had done yesterday.
If this does fall through I am going to seriously regret the Sir Jim Ratcliffe tattoo I had done yesterday.
Are you connected in the industry or is this Twitter 'sources'?I'm hearing rumours that Sheikh Jassim's bid was not as bona fide as they made out. He only had direct access to 3bn and the rest was going to be from lenders. Ineos had 4.5bn in their bank account to spend right now.
This also tallies with the due diligence from their bid for Chelsea. Same amount of money.
This is why the Glazers needed PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi to vouch for Sheikh Jassim, because his numbers didn't stack up.
Obviously, they are going to spin a different story to save face, but their bid now seems to be a bit pie in the sky.
Ineos are still intent on full control of the club, but it will be in stages and the reason for that will become apparent when we see the 3pm watershed scrapped and AR introduced to football.
It changes because of FSP which was launched this summer. It changes for all clubs unless you have £1 billion turnover and no debt you can’t do Ex what you want anymore, wages going down with Saudi pro league is just a pipe dream?The debt hasn't drastically increased, and we have signed on key sponsors. We spend 150-200m every summer, even in periods of FFP austerity it seems. I strongly doubt that changes.
3pm blackout at earliest 2029 that’s a long time in Football, we might be in the championship by then !I'm hearing rumours that Sheikh Jassim's bid was not as bona fide as they made out. He only had direct access to 3bn and the rest was going to be from lenders. Ineos had 4.5bn in their bank account to spend right now.
This also tallies with the due diligence from their bid for Chelsea. Same amount of money.
This is why the Glazers needed PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi to vouch for Sheikh Jassim, because his numbers didn't stack up.
Obviously, they are going to spin a different story to save face, but their bid now seems to be a bit pie in the sky.
Ineos are still intent on full control of the club, but it will be in stages and the reason for that will become apparent when we see the 3pm blackout scrapped and AR introduced to football.
You know the Glazers will be pricing that additional revenue at 0% discount rate in their valuation though3pm blackout at earliest 2029 that’s a long time in Football, we might be in the championship by then !
I'm hearing rumours that Sheikh Jassim's bid was not as bona fide as they made out. He only had direct access to 3bn and the rest was going to be from lenders. Ineos had 4.5bn in their bank account to spend right now.
This also tallies with the due diligence from their bid for Chelsea. Same amount of money.
This is why the Glazers needed PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi to vouch for Sheikh Jassim, because his numbers didn't stack up.
Obviously, they are going to spin a different story to save face, but their bid now seems to be a bit pie in the sky.
Ineos are still intent on full control of the club, but it will be in stages and the reason for that will become apparent when we see the 3pm blackout scrapped and AR introduced to football.
With this deal they get their cash injection and the option of staying forever. They want to stay forever, people seem blind to this.Yes. Hopefully the Glazer's stay forever.
I assume you are being sarcastic, but also worth noting, for the record, that Sheikh Jassim is
1. The chairman of Qatar's largest bank
2. His daddy Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jaber bin Mohammed bin Thani Al Thani (or shortly HBJ) was formerly Qatar's foreign minister, prime minister, and also chairman if the sovereign wealth fund being referred to
3. HBJ's older brother, and Sheikh Jassim's uncle is Jassim bin Mohammed Al Thani, the founder of modern Qatar
this deal doesn't appear to make a whole lot of sense on the surface, does it?
something tells me there's gonna be more twists and turns before we get a resolution
I’ll think your find Woodward has only 0.05% of voting class B shares, they own 113m collectively from 164m shares issues which is 51m Class A shares which is 68.9% so normally rounded up to 69%They've already sold a huge stake though and where were the protests then? They own 67%, gave 2% to Woody and the 31% to various investors.
This time they're selling not just a stake, but a significant portion of control with it as well. It's a very different situation and signals the beginning of the end of their reign.
Just over a year ago, the very idea of a Glazer free United was little more than blind hope. As fans we misunderstood the early stages of the sale process and came to believe a full sale was an option but the reality is that it never was at this stage, and that became very clear early in the process.
The options were continued Glazer ownership with full control, or reduced Glazer ownership with reduced control. The big question now is how big the reduction is, what the next steps are and ultimately, what the end game is.
The Glazers got involved when Sir Alex retired. If the first thing we get with Ratcliffe is that they return to their Sir Alex era type ownership, then it can only be a positive. Our biggest issues haven't been the Glazers owning us, they've owned us during arguably our most successful period ever. It was the Glazers running us.
No they will say the club valuation is now £10 billion because we allowed you to use your company credit covenant to build a new stadium for our club where we now wish to renegotiate as the club turnover and value has gone up exponentially so therefore ;You know the Glazers will be pricing that additional revenue at 0% discount rate in their valuation though
Why wasn’t the Qatar interest dismissed straight away at the beginning of the process if that was the case?I'm hearing rumours that Sheikh Jassim's bid was not as bona fide as they made out. He only had direct access to 3bn and the rest was going to be from lenders. Ineos had 4.5bn in their bank account to spend right now.
This also tallies with the due diligence from their bid for Chelsea. Same amount of money.
This is why the Glazers needed PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi to vouch for Sheikh Jassim, because his numbers didn't stack up.
Obviously, they are going to spin a different story to save face, but their bid now seems to be a bit pie in the sky.
Ineos are still intent on full control of the club, but it will be in stages and the reason for that will become apparent when we see the 3pm blackout scrapped and AR introduced to football.
I've been with work this past week, can someone fill me in briefly.
I know Jassim has pulled out and that Ineos are potentially buying a 25% stake but what does this actually mean?
Will Sir Jim have overall control of the club?
Will the Glazers still be in control?
Who will be pulling the strings at the club?
I'm trying to get my head around it.
Probably what's causing the delay.outsourcing football operations but holding onto the purse strings is classic. If ineos make the club more successful then the glazers will demand more money even though they did nothing. Seems an odd incentive for ineos
Think of Daniel Levy’s roleWhat is full footballing control and how does that correlate with 25% ownership?
Think of Daniel Levy’s role
Yeah but that was an extreme example.Levy doesn’t have full control. He was told by Lewis to sell Kane or sign him up on a new contract. Was not allowed to let him run his contract down.
EtH (and probably Murtough) wanted Kane and were told no by Arnold and Glazers. Very comparable.Levy doesn’t have full control. He was told by Lewis to sell Kane or sign him up on a new contract. Was not allowed to let him run his contract down.
Maybe Qatar was used to get the max from the RatWhy wasn’t the Qatar interest dismissed straight away at the beginning of the process if that was the case?
The reason Ineos have had to go for a minority bid is because of the legal challenge of a better bid for all class A and B shareholders.
You’re saying Ineos have the money to buy controlling stock from anywhere between 51-69% but rather buy in instalments.
The Qatar bid does sound a bit all over the place but you don’t get 11 months into a process for no reason.
I'm hearing rumours that Sheikh Jassim's bid was not as bona fide as they made out. He only had direct access to 3bn and the rest was going to be from lenders. Ineos had 4.5bn in their bank account to spend right now.
This also tallies with the due diligence from their bid for Chelsea. Same amount of money.
This is why the Glazers needed PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi to vouch for Sheikh Jassim, because his numbers didn't stack up.
Obviously, they are going to spin a different story to save face, but their bid now seems to be a bit pie in the sky.
Ineos are still intent on full control of the club, but it will be in stages and the reason for that will become apparent when we see the 3pm blackout scrapped and AR introduced to football.
So according to some posters here it was due to incompetence that Qatar couldnt make a deal with the Glazers....so does that go for Jim now as well, or might people be waking up the idea that dealing with the parasites is a nightmare?
At least we know one of them exists.So according to some posters here it was due to incompetence that Qatar couldnt make a deal with the Glazers....so does that go for Jim now as well, or might people be waking up the idea that dealing with the parasites is a nightmare?
This has got to be dumbest comeback resulting in this thread.At least we know one of them exists.
You've never met him though have you?This has got to be dumbest comeback resulting in this thread.
The guy is literally on the board of a major bank.
There''s a lot of real people used as a front for a takeover.This has got to be dumbest comeback resulting in this thread.
The guy is literally on the board of a major bank.
Because our potential new owner also owns Nice so it’s interesting to see how they manage another club.Why is this here?
What did he post?