Spurs bought up large swathes of property around the stadium. And it's not exactly a nice area.
Land doesnt lose value numbnuts. What a stupid comment.
Spurs bought up large swathes of property around the stadium. And it's not exactly a nice area.
Land doesnt lose value numbnuts. What a stupid comment.
Levy is no mug when it comes to land and property. I Believe he gained a first class honours degree at Cambridge in land economy, so he obviously knows his stuff.
I think we should have more faith in Levy and be comfortable with him making the best decision for the long term health of this club.
His boss I think holds the world record for losses made in one day. I think he lost a billion in the blink of an eye. Enic are (among other things) property investors. And their track record is diabolical recently.
Tell me who has done well out of property lately. I doubt whether Joe Lewis is the only loser.
Land doesnt lose value numbnuts. What a stupid comment.
Spurs bought up large swathes of property around the stadium. And it's not exactly a nice area.
He said it can take years conclude, not it will. For all we know the owners are awaiting the outcome of the bid next week, as they know they will get top price for there land, or await CPO.
The club has been buying up the land between Paxton Road and Northumberland Park more or less since ENIC took over (I think Paul 'Oh no! Where's all my money gone?' Kemsley's Rock Ventures did a lot of the initial purchasing,), so you'd think they would have identified the potentially serious hold-ups a long while ago. There's long been a rumour, possibly true, that one of the freeholders is a diehard Gooner who is holding out for crazy money; I guess it could be the bloke who owns Archway. Whatever, it seems very strange to me that after ten years the Dear Leader is telling us that it could take a few years more to buy out a couple of awkward customers via CPOs.
His boss I think holds the world record for losses made in one day. I think he lost a billion in the blink of an eye. Enic are (among other things) property investors. And their track record is diabolical recently.
Why are you so opposed to potentially moving to Stratford?
That was Lewis' own personal investment, his own 'flutter' if you like. He'd never be so reckless with ENIC/Tavistock monies.
I wish I wasnt cynical sometimes. But he has lost it. Well, not lost it, I think he does not give a shit any more.
He's really old, throws money around like confetti and he's in auto pilot.
I mean he spent a million to play a round with Tiger Woods. He's going to enjoy his life at the expense of investors. And I don't blame him.
Look, if he was down to his last million, I think he would focus and make a killing. But he is in comfort mode at the moment. In financial terms he's doing a Bentley.
I wish I wasnt cynical sometimes. But he has lost it. Well, not lost it, I think he does not give a shit any more.
He's really old, throws money around like confetti and he's in auto pilot.
I mean he spent a million to play a round with Tiger Woods. He's going to enjoy his life at the expense of investors. And I don't blame him.
Look, if he was down to his last million, I think he would focus and make a killing. But he is in comfort mode at the moment. In financial terms he's doing a Bentley.
This is something I also have a problem with. We've heard for years what a big deal the redevelopment is going and now all of a sudden there's an about turn?The club has been buying up the land between Paxton Road and Northumberland Park more or less since ENIC took over (I think Paul 'Oh no! Where's all my money gone?' Kemsley's Rock Ventures did a lot of the initial purchasing,), so you'd think they would have identified the potentially serious hold-ups a long while ago. There's long been a rumour, possibly true, that one of the freeholders is a diehard Gooner who is holding out for crazy money; I guess it could be the bloke who owns Archway. Whatever, it seems very strange to me that after ten years the Dear Leader is telling us that it could take a few years more to buy out a couple of awkward customers via CPOs.