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Would you welcome a 25% ownership stake for Qatar Sports Investments (QSI)?

  • Yes

    Votes: 655 65.2%
  • No

    Votes: 350 34.8%

  • Total voters
    1,005
  • Poll closed .

Trotter

Well-Known Member
Jan 30, 2009
2,169
3,312
Use the link below and you can see the Stadium is registered by its self on companies house.


If I am correct in my thinking the way everything is done it is clever in a way as it fools fans. They posted a loss of 50m the other day but that doesn't include every financial report from each and every 'SPV' under the club.


This is the list of everything linked to Spurs that has been registered.
You are incorrect in your thinking.
Tottenham’s published results included the consolidation of each of its subsidiaries, the Stadium Co. being one of them.
 

Clockspur

Well-Known Member
Aug 22, 2013
891
4,057
The Everton investment is apparently for a roughly 20% stake at £105m

I mean I still think they would need their heads examining given Everton’s current plight.
 

Albertbarich

Well-Known Member
Jul 4, 2020
5,296
20,083
The Everton investment is apparently for a roughly 20% stake at £105m

I mean I still think they would need their heads examining given Everton’s current plight.
If you're giving that current Everton ownership money to carry on with awful decision after awful decision your mad.

Buy them by all means, a proper club with a great history but to give Moshiri and Kenwright money is the equivalent of burning it.
 

EJWTartanSpur

SC Supporter
Jan 29, 2011
4,811
10,104
Simon Jordan has just said ( after speaking to whatever contacts he has inside the club ), that the offer stated in the article ‘doesn’t get them in the side door’
 

Rosco1984

Well-Known Member
Aug 31, 2012
1,743
7,056
Hopefully there will be plenty of levy out chants and banners sunday. not that he cares. He has already made more money than he needs in 10 lifetimes from the club but apparently that's not enough for him to step aside and let us have someone who actually wants to do whats necessary to win. Parasite.

I'm normally quite fair and give him credit for improvements from the previous owners but its getting so obvious he has no interest in anything other than his prestigous position in the limelight and his wallet. If there are offers on the table at 3-4 times what you have spent surely that's enough and you can allow someone else to do what you have failed to do and provide for the team on the pitch. Without a freak once in a lifetime striker we would probably be in evertons position.
 

Jaddas

Well-Known Member
Aug 15, 2008
593
3,842
Simon Jordan has just said ( after speaking to whatever contacts he has inside the club ), that the offer stated in the article ‘doesn’t get them in the side door’

Greedy shites. How much more do they want? £3bn would amount to huge profit for them.

Sell up Enic and let someone else sensible have a go.
 

Albertbarich

Well-Known Member
Jul 4, 2020
5,296
20,083
Greedy shites. How much more do they want? £3bn would amount to huge profit for them.

Sell up Enic and let someone else sensible have a go.
Well I guess the stadium cost 1 billion to build so I'd imagine they value it at a lot more, the training ground is also worth a fortune so when you take out physical assets that would account for a lot of the money.

What about the club itself, all the incoming TV money which will no doubt grow , that's worth a fortune too so I don't actually think they're being out of order here.
 

PLTuck

Eternal Optimist
Aug 22, 2006
16,034
33,435
People need to look at the FT article before getting too excited.

The reason we are attractive to this guy is the exact same reason everyone wants Levy out. The property portfolio.

Careful what you wish for.
 

wspur

Well-Known Member
Jun 8, 2021
868
3,130
Greedy shites. How much more do they want? £3bn would amount to huge profit for them.

Sell up Enic and let someone else sensible have a go.
They bought the club for about 100m in 2001 I think. To get to 3bn in 22 y you need 17% every year. Which is very healthy but most investment firms aim for that kind of return. A passive investment in the stock market would have achieved around 10% on average over the past 20 years. So their ask, from a profit point of view, is not outrageous.
 

Danny23422

Member
Aug 31, 2012
24
82
Well I guess the stadium cost 1 billion to build so I'd imagine they value it at a lot more, the training ground is also worth a fortune so when you take out physical assets that would account for a lot of the money.

What about the club itself, all the incoming TV money which will no doubt grow , that's worth a fortune too so I don't actually think they're being out of order here.
It may have cost that to build but they haven’t paid for it is fans will be paying for it for the next 25 years
 

GioW

Well-Known Member
Aug 22, 2011
2,882
11,988
It would be nice if something broke that wasn't shut down by numerous sources .

Another one that has the feeling 'not gonna happen'
 

Bluto Blutarsky

Well-Known Member
Mar 4, 2021
15,296
71,179
It would be ideal to get a new ownership team in place before the next manager…but we won’t be so lucky.
 

HildoSpur

Likes Erik Lamela, deal with it.
Oct 1, 2005
9,179
28,704
It would be nice if something broke that wasn't shut down by numerous sources .

Another one that has the feeling 'not gonna happen'

I think it looks increasingly likely that it will happen. Lewis is clearly open to offers and is looking to retire (presumably).
 

Trix

Well-Known Member
Jul 29, 2004
19,667
332,031
I think it looks increasingly likely that it will happen. Lewis is clearly open to offers and is looking to retire (presumably).
He's 86 mate and has bucket loads of cash already. People like him don't retire, they just keep going until they die.
 
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