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Erriyon Knighton has a better chance of orchestrating a a hostile takeover of the club
Hostile bid would have be a an offer the Glazers can't refuse.
Exactly, two hopes, Bob hope and no hope.Yeah hasn't a cat in hells chance of getting people to buy into his plan, that's the most sickening part we can do absolutely nothing
Why are we giving this joker the time of day? This is just a cheap publicity stunt.
It's more than 4 billion since Glazers have no intention of selling. But I don't care if he has a chance or not, what matters to me is that this gets talked about and heat is put on the Glazers and potential buyers eyes on United. Drum up interest and make the Glazers position untenable. Knighton is a clown, but he is a useful clown in this case.He couldn't afford it 30 years ago when it was a relative bargain.
He's not affording it now it'll be 4billion, unless he's got some billionaire mates in his gang.
I'd much rather them than Knighton, for the below reasons:Stone flattens it to confirm we will be stuck with these yankee leeches for a while yet
He used to own Carlisle United, once made himself manager and ran them into the ground. He's an idiot.
The David Icke of Man United folklore. Clown, should be given no time. Charlatan, wouldn't trust a word from him. Get rid of the crooks in charge, let's not listen to his drivel though.
He can be considered a realistic buyer if we're ever put up for sale. Didn't he bid for Chelsea?I'd much rather them than Knighton, for the below reasons:
If anyone was to buy the club, I'd rather it be Sir Jim Ratcliffe. At least he's a United fan.
Interesting thread (still don't want Knighton though), not quite sure how legit the information is though. But one interesting tidbit was that Knighton isn't part of the consortium but more the face of it.
If it was done via hostile takeover, right?Apparently it will cost upto 8 billion quid according to a financial expert on Stretford Paddock or something.
If it was done via hostile takeover, right?
sounds excessive, more like thats where the bargaining startsApparently it will cost upto 8 billion quid according to a financial expert on Stretford Paddock or something.
You can't possibly believe that wealth is "never tied to actual smarts"....Seems like he is the biggest evidence that wealth is never tied to actual smarts.
Where the hell are people getting these numbers? There are about 165 million shares outstanding. Current share price is around $12. If you throw in a 20% premium on the current trading price, you get around $2.4 billion. Throw a crazy 50% premium on it and you're at around $3 billion. I believe the outstanding debt was around $800m last I checked. Let's just call it $1 billion. So you're looking at around $3.5 - 4 billion in enterprise value. That's dollars. How the hell is anyone getting to 8 or 9 billion POUNDS?Well, this was a couple of weeks ago. He just said realistically it'd cost £8 or 9 billion - hostile I guess.
The way he came up too late with a bid for Chelsea was embarrassing because it was all last minute and not serious enough to stop the negotiations with Todd Boehly's group. I swear that there are businessmen who love to dither and dither with the hope that the price tag goes down before they get pushed aside by a man/group with a better offer; I have seen that before with other professional sports clubs.Why do I get the impression that Jim Ratcliffe wants nothing to do with buying United. He was at the front of the queue for Chelsea but so far silent on this, perhaps as we're not publicly for sale.
That will be lost in most on here but I would take his pace up frontErriyon Knighton has a better chance of orchestrating a a hostile takeover of the club
It's not, speak to a rich person.You can't possibly believe that wealth is "never tied to actual smarts"....
Where the hell are people getting these numbers? There are about 165 million shares outstanding. Current share price is around $12. If you throw in a 20% premium on the current trading price, you get around $2.4 billion. Throw a crazy 50% premium on it and you're at around $3 billion. I believe the outstanding debt was around $800m last I checked. Let's just call it $1 billion. So you're looking at around $3.5 - 4 billion in enterprise value. That's dollars. How the hell is anyone getting to 8 or 9 billion POUNDS?
That probably about sums it upSo he has a book coming out then?
I know, it’s plain wrong. Anything around 4.5 billion would surely tempt them.Where the hell are people getting these numbers? There are about 165 million shares outstanding. Current share price is around $12. If you throw in a 20% premium on the current trading price, you get around $2.4 billion. Throw a crazy 50% premium on it and you're at around $3 billion. I believe the outstanding debt was around $800m last I checked. Let's just call it $1 billion. So you're looking at around $3.5 - 4 billion in enterprise value. That's dollars. How the hell is anyone getting to 8 or 9 billion POUNDS?