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FFS, let it go.
Haha, childish, I know. But they were just SO persistent that they knew how busines deals are done. It beggared belief.
FFS, let it go.
Ah, that's him, isn't it. Tempted to tag him in the other thread nowBut, how are billion dollar business deals done? Not out in the public, right?
Ah, that's him, isn't it. Tempted to tag him in the other thread now
You're being dim if you think they're going to openly put their cards on the table to say we want a full sale only.I know but come on. If they wanted to sell the club why bother with looking fur investment?
It seems a bit dramatic doesn't it? Like they're either looking to upgrade the dishwasher or sell the house. Do we really think that's on the cards. Or is that just the interpretation we want to believe.
Also "a sale" and "the sale" aren't same thing.
Look, I'm a very cynical person by any measure but if you want to measure how real this is - look at the stock price pump. This is not a reaction to a piece of news that means nothing.I know but come on. If they wanted to sell the club why bother with looking fur investment?
It seems a bit dramatic doesn't it? Like they're either looking to upgrade the dishwasher or sell the house. Do we really think that's on the cards. Or is that just the interpretation we want to believe.
Also "a sale" and "the sale" aren't same thing.
Only benefits them if they sale on the pumped price.Could this be a sick plan by glazers to get the share price to pump?
A 20% move in a day is huge.
Only benefits them if they sale on the pumped price.
or you know they could just spend £50m a year instead sponsoring us? works out just a little cheaper?Lets not forget Amazon recently bought into the PL TV Rights too.
Having the biggest PL club with Amazon plastered everywhere? what better way to advertise.
I'm guessing the American owners arent seeing a way to be competitive going forward against the likes of Qatari and Saudi owners, which scares me. The only people who will be competitive vs the likes of them are similarly questionable countries
Why wouldn't he? There's obviously something I'm missing hereI doubt Bezos would be legally allowed to buy United.
You're missing the point. It's all about ego with the billionaires. Bezos is worth 124bn, even if it's not liquid. That's down 70bn from c.200bn in a year from the stock market rout and all this is after his wife took half of it a few years ago.or you know they could just spend £50m a year instead sponsoring us? works out just a little cheaper?
And PiersThanks, Ronaldo.
Why wouldn't he? There's obviously something I'm missing here
Conflict of interest with the TV deal?For the same reasons Sky were blocked from buying us.
Ahhh. Scared already I see.What are the chances the result of these "strategic explorations to ensure growth" will be a raise in ticket prices rather than a sale of the club?
Didn’t know that. Hope 6billion includes the debt in that case.Of course they can sell it with the debt as it is, in fact it is the least complicated option.
This all gets factored into the valuation, and is the difference between Equity Value (when you subtract the debt and add any cash to your valuation) and Enterprise Value (valuation considering no debt and no cash).
Great idea, his takeover of twitter is going swimmingly.Elon Musk, here your chance to buy Utd. The investment is nothing for you.
Jets haven’t won their division since 2002 so not sure I would consider that not too long ago. The Broncos lost the best owner in football a couple years ago and are now owned by Waltons. I think that makes every CO sports team other than the Rockies bought with WalMart money.… and so far the only Championship we have enjoyed is with the Avs and that’s the team they don’t give a shit about, had to take them in order to get the Nuggets.The Jets have been largely mediocre and not so long ago they were fairly good. Your point would have been correct if you were talking about Jaguars or the Lions.
Corrected it for youForbes tonight broke the exclusive story that a three-way consortium of Donald Trump, Boris Johnson, andPhilAlex Jones are leading the race to purchase Manchester United.
Just like Ronaldo, Musk has his own fanboys. So some of the posts are actually serious.it's crazy how many people on here happily throw Elon Musks name into the ring. Have you people been living under a rock lately? Not that I'd be surprised if the lunatic woke up one day thinking "you know what, I should ruin a big football club too!", but the fact there's United fans hoping he does just boggles the mind.
You shut your mouth.Or be the New York Jets
Having read that I've decided on Julia Koch & family. Just so that when things go tits up, we can say Kochs Out
Yes beginning a bartering by admitting you're desperate to get out would do wonders for the sale's value.You're being dim if you think they're going to openly put their cards on the table to say we want a full sale only.
Keeping the statement vague helps their negotiations with any buyers. They obviously want to sell entirely.
Not even a fan of Musk but people on here keep doing this thing of finding one slight and hammering on it while conveniently forgetting that he has several successful businesses and definitely knows more about running a company than the most of us. Even if you’re not a fan of his persona, man is super successful so you’d think he’d get the benefit of the doubt.Great idea, his takeover of twitter is going swimmingly.
Change it to musked