bosnian_red
Worst scout to ever exist
He would be horrible for the clubAt this point, I'm praying for Elon to buy us honestly.
He would be horrible for the clubAt this point, I'm praying for Elon to buy us honestly.
What is he saying now?
Enough of this nonsense. That is so harsh. What has Space ever done to you?Under one condition.
Harry Maguire becomes the first man in space.
Never to return.
Prospective buyers are being told by Raine that the Glazers don't necessarily want to sell the whole club. We knew that already though - Avram said it himself to a reporter in December.
Any prospective buyer will need to convince Avram and Joel to give up on the club - it seems the other four siblings are keen to go. Otherwise, it'll be a partial sale only.
Hopefully, the bidders (whoever they end up being) have deep pockets and a strong conviction to buy.
Nothing like a bit of racism masqueraded as moral outrage.Anyone preferring Qatar is a disgrace. May as well get some Russia gangsters in, or the fat lad in North Korea.
The Qataris are certified scum, like the Saudis and the rest of those self appointed leaders.
Still feck all compared to the damage done by the Glazers. Not that any of that would happen anyway.
What would be the incentive for a partial investment?
So then surely based on that what we need is competence, not cash.But we know that's not true. We tried to buy every title since Fergie has went and have failed miserable, who actually cares what anyone says, they said the same crap when we were buying premier League.
Even the net spend graph didn't seem to change that same accusation that we outspent everyone.
He’s the one leading the Glazers aren’t looking to sell and want to remain line.
Prospective buyers are being told by Raine that the Glazers don't necessarily want to sell the whole club. We knew that already though - Avram said it himself to a reporter in December.
Any prospective buyer will need to convince Avram and Joel to give up on the club - it seems the other four siblings are keen to go. Otherwise, it'll be a partial sale only.
Hopefully, the bidders (whoever they end up being) have deep pockets and a strong conviction to buy.
So then surely based on that what we need is competence, not cash.
Hotel? Trivago.It's really quite simple for me:
Do I condone the behaviour of the owner at the company I work for? No.
Do I want to quit my job as a result? No.
If I work for him, have I lost my morals? No.
Am I going to try and influence him to live a good life? No.
Witchcraft!Hotel? Trivago.
Well... the Scousers have always thought that Fergie had the refs and the English FA in his pocket too.
This is definitely relevant but you just know when it comes to us, we'll be measured by a different standard. Comes with the territory of being an actual big club.
From Joel and Avram's perspective, it allows them to stay at the club - they'd presumably be hopeful of an even bigger payday further down the road if (together with the help of their new co-owners) the value of the club can be grown through infrastructure investment etc.
For a prospective minority investor, the only attraction would be if, a) it was a staging post, with a clear path to full ownership further down the road or, b) in the case of private equity, if they thought they could sell their share in 5-10 years for a profit (again, by growing the value of business in the interim). Partnering up with Joel and Avram doesn't sound like a very attractive proposition, but stranger things have happened.
We will could easily become a circus like PSG.The Qatari royal family comes from the same tripe as I'm. It's the feeling that I wanted before the most to feel a real connection between us and man united. couldn't be happier about this bid and I'm sure the future is bright. The Qatari's don't dither, be stingy or come short in their investment at any establishment. United will be taking care of to shine like the old days.
No amount of success in their lifetime is going to bring them more billions than outright selling the club now would.From Joel and Avram's perspective, it allows them to stay at the club - they'd presumably be hopeful of an even bigger payday further down the road if (together with the help of their new co-owners) the value of the club can be grown through infrastructure investment etc.
For a prospective minority investor, the only attraction would be if, a) it was a staging post, with a clear path to full ownership further down the road or, b) in the case of private equity, if they thought they could sell their share in 5-10 years for a profit (again, by growing the value of business in the interim). Partnering up with Joel and Avram doesn't sound like a very attractive proposition, but stranger things have happened.
We will could easily become a circus like PSG.
Thanks. Based on that I don't see the attraction for the prospective buyers/investors, certainly not for the Qataris.
No amount of success in their lifetime is going to bring them more billions than outright selling the club now would.
He's nowhere near the level of scum as the Qataris. Who has Musk had tortured? Who is he oppressing?
He says and does some ridiculous things, is clearly socially awkward and possibly insane.
He's only better when compared to the alternative. The best option is neither but the figures being quoted mean the pool is limited.
Correct.Oil me up.
Todd Boehly's consortium reportedly think that the value of Premier League clubs will reach £10bn within a decade. Perhaps Joel and Avram think the same.
Isn’t the reason the Glazers and FSG are both looking to sell up at the same time, that they fear the PL’s golden years in terms of revenue has plateaued, and that the Super League was vital for money to continue flowing?
Nobody is going to take a partial stake and end up with non-voting shares. Plus the Glazers don’t have the money to retain an interest as the ‘club data room’ should show anyone doing due diligence the extent of the further investment needed in infrastructure.Prospective buyers are being told by Raine that the Glazers don't necessarily want to sell the whole club. We knew that already though - Avram said it himself to a reporter in December.
Any prospective buyer will need to convince Avram and Joel to give up on the club - it seems the other four siblings are keen to go. Otherwise, it'll be a partial sale only.
Hopefully, the bidders (whoever they end up being) have deep pockets and a strong conviction to buy.
The perfect storm.Project Big Picture and the ESL were reportedly heavily driven by FSG and the Glazers. I believe that FSG are looking for minority investment or a strategic partner rather than a full sale, though? The Glazers' biggest problem is that the club has run out of money. They've drawn down the credit facilities, they owe £300m in outstanding transfer obligations and they need to refurbish/rebuild Carrington and Old Trafford. They've got no manoeuvrability in terms of finance because the acquisition debt is still sitting on the club's balance sheet, preventing any further borrowing for the infrastructure projects. Commercial revenues have plateaued since 2016. They are stuck and need investment or a full sale.
This case will take years to unravel. Over 100 charges against City, won’t be sorted until Pep has long gone. Think the PL are likely to win at least some of the charges, but doubt the Super League will get support from PL clubs now after the last fiasco. It’s the other leagues that need the money.Food for thought, if the PL lose against City, the Super Leagues back on the menu and that's something they can legitably buy.
Fecking hell!! The Everton striker can't hold anything up.
Any news on your end?The Qatari royal family comes from the same tripe as I'm. It's the feeling that I wanted before the most to feel a real connection between us and man united. couldn't be happier about this bid and I'm sure the future is bright. The Qatari's don't dither, be stingy or come short in their investment at any establishment. United will be taking care of to shine like the old days.
Key thing from this is Beckham doesn’t intend to back any of the bids even if Qatar do bid.
The Qatari royal family comes from the same tripe as I'm. It's the feeling that I wanted before the most to feel a real connection between us and man united. couldn't be happier about this bid and I'm sure the future is bright. The Qatari's don't dither, be stingy or come short in their investment at any establishment. United will be taking care of to shine like the old days.