Red00012
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Give it caf til end of seasonfeck Dubai, give it back to the fans would be the dream scenario, but impossible.
Give it caf til end of seasonfeck Dubai, give it back to the fans would be the dream scenario, but impossible.
Explain for idiots like me please…
This is like the transfer tweets thread where someone puts up a tweet in Spanish
Because we aren't NiceYeah why isn't this being highlighted more
Not too much to read into tbh , you should have left it in SpanishSomeone basically bet some money that Manchester United share price will be 15$ or more by Dec 16th or something. On the money they bet, they got returns of 1000%. They obviously knew about this Glazers looking to sell announcement.
It's insane, I wonder if they sleep happy knowing we ain't run by an oil club but the glazers when city lift the league every single season.
That oil state didn't just pump money into city, they made them a well run football club, with footballing people.
Not too much to read into tbh , you should have left it in Spanish
Why, are they abusing human rights on a mass scale?About wanting Qatar to buy us? Serious
Would you prefer these guys
"Other potential buyers could include private equity pair Josh Harris and David Blitzer, and another group led by basketball moguls Stephen Pagliuca and Larry Tanenbaum, who were shortlisted to buy Chelsea earlier this year."
Yeah Kuwait because bigger is better
They are fecking loaded in the grand scheme of things, especially if it is ICD. DIC is not poor either and both are closely tied to the sovereign wealth fund. When talking about the worth of those sovereign wealth funds mentioned, the total net worth doesn't really matter as everyone got insane amount of money. Also United doesn't require as much investment as City and Newcastle to be competitive on and off the field.
My criteria is simple:
1. Have a clue on how to run a football club or have a clue on how to hire the people who know how to run a football club
2. No oil state
Is that really that difficult? you would think 1) is easily satisfied for a multi billion investment...
That mall is really something. I like to go skiing there when I visit and then hit the steakhouse. Incredible and world class city in every respect hope you and your daughter enjoy your trip.
It would be great if he puts up a winning bid purely to avoid the childlike drama that will accompany almost any other buyer. But he always has seemed like a lukewarm buyer to me. Like the guy who puts in a bid for the presser and fans fawning over him to feed his ego.
What other state would like to buy a football club though?So you’d take a state, just not an oil one?
What other state would like to buy a football club though?
I can see the green & gold protesting again in 5 years' time. Too many social warriors trying to virtue signal. They have their arguments so twisted like a pretzel that you land up with a choice between Mohammad, Jesus or Buddha being the only viable potential buyers. (Gandhi is too socialist.)
If it's all good vibes and the owner have a clue I'm fine with it.Bhutan. Happy people. Happy nation.
We deserve that for a change.
This will mean Middle Eastern investors. He's out there at the moment, too.
Mohammad had a child bride named Aisha, Jesus absolutely booted off in a temple and Buddha… actually he might be alright.
Like you say, everybody is going to have skeletons in their closet. I just hope we get somebody who isn’t a leech. Ideally there would be no human rights abusers in charge or clubs, but the days of the local businessman owning his local club are long gone - at the top level anyway
My criteria is simple:
1. Have a clue on how to run a football club or have a clue on how to hire the people who know how to run a football club
2. No oil state
Is that really that difficult? you would think 1) is easily satisfied for a multi billion investment...
Yeah that's no coincidence whatsoever
Haha. Surely he is there for the world cup and for Qatar.
Investment corporation of Dubai. I remember they were earlier called DIC, which they changed for obvious reasons Believe they've looked at Liverpool in the past (around 2007).What does ICD stand for?
Pretty sure that was Dubai Investment Capital, a completely different entityInvestment corporation of Dubai. I remember they were earlier called DIC, which they changed for obvious reasons Believe they've looked at Liverpool in the past (around 2007).
They're called 'Dubai holding' now and have assets worth $130bn. They're not interested in purchasing a football club according to reports. Investment Corporation of Dubai (ICD) on the other hand is reportedly interested and have assets worth $305bn.Pretty sure that was Dubai Investment Capital, a completely different entity
Reeks of nepotism, it seems. Imagine he put a relative as our DOF instead of the best in the market? CAF will go into meltdown.The CEO at Nice is sir Jim’s brother, Bob Ratcliffe. There is nothing to say that SJR has anything to do directly with the running of OGC Nice. He could just be the wealthy backer.
Who says it wouldn't come to that?Don't think it really matters, unless the three clubs are going to start bidding for players in the billions rather than millions
Imagine being a gay player for our club and the owner is the crown prince of this rule:
"All sexual activity outside of heterosexual marriage is illegal in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and carries a penalty of “confinement for a minimum period of one year” "
feck that. We as people should condemn that sort of thing with every power we got.
And it aint ok because we're gonna bid for Mbappe or renew the stadium, that shit aint ok. Period
Mohammad had a child bride named Aisha, Jesus absolutely booted off in a temple and Buddha… actually he might be alright.
Bhutan. Happy people. Happy nation.
We deserve that for a change.
Liverpool fans must have been disappointed when they pulled out.Investment corporation of Dubai. I remember they were earlier called DIC, which they changed for obvious reasons Believe they've looked at Liverpool in the past (around 2007).