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Thanks, my chips now taste of piss.BEN is saying 'not true' over on ftl, dont know how itk he would be on this
Thanks, my chips now taste of piss.BEN is saying 'not true' over on ftl, dont know how itk he would be on this
Sorry I assumed you actually read the financials. The club hold those interests, not ENIC. And, having "planning permission" does hold value - as it firms up the ability to actually realize the monetary value of development, rather than an intangible concept of development.Disagree.
Bid will be for Tottenham not ENIC.
Anything owned outside of the books of Tottenham Hotspur FC and it’s subsidiaries will be out of scope, and the “planning permission” has no significant value
Big 100% on the data analytics. Perhaps a potential job for me as I'd love to work for THFC.
Quite a shabby training base in Cobham? That isn't true at all. Their training ground is very good.
Chelsea also have higher revenues overall than we do. We clearly have the edge on Chelsea for match day revenue. Chelsea clearly have the edge on us for Commercial revenue.
The valuations of THFC and Chelsea should be broadly similar.
This needs to be more nuanced from BENBEN is saying 'not true' over on ftl, dont know how itk he would be on this
What element is not true? The bid? Levy wanting to stay? The existence of a cheese room?BEN says not true, so he must have ITK on the investors then lol
Was that amount including or excluding the dept to its former owner?It's via bonds with average maturities of 20 years but you're close enough for this place....
Boehly and co paid £2.5b for Chelsea.
BEN is saying 'not true' over on ftl, dont know how itk he would be on this
Pretty hard to see potential investors from up his tree tbf.BEN is saying 'not true' over on ftl, dont know how itk he would be on this
He might keep his ca. 30%, but he would only keep his position as CEO if the majority of the shareholders wanted him to.I understand a succession plan but demanding anything beyond that would be ridiculous if true. If you’re gonna sell control of the club you don’t get to keep power.
Or someone with no experience would look to employ the best football people they could get to help.Having people with no footballing experience would be worse than having Levy for a while longer imo. Ideally you’d have someone with experience who won’t Levy it but ideally we’d have won the Champions League in 2019 and I’d still be on a bender.
I read this as KSI...Come on, bidding war with QSI!
Sorry for my ignorance, but who is BEN on ftl?BEN is saying 'not true' over on ftl, dont know how itk he would be on this
Like employing a serial winner as a head coach?Or someone with no experience would look to employ the best football people they could get to help.
You may be right but it doesn’t seem to suggest that in the FT report.If I'm reading it right it would be a partially leveraged buyout landing us with a huge debt, the owners would be investors rather than sugar daddies, and we'd still have Middle East links anyway? Genuinely sounds like the worst of all worlds?
It doesn't matter.... They paid £2.5b to aquire Chelsea FC with zero debt. That is the equivalent of paying £3.25b to aquire THFC with no debt.Was that amount including or excluding the dept to its former owner?
Here was me thinking I was the only Suns and Tottenham fan that existed. Nobody else can be as happy to be a tortured fan as me, surely?
Surely as Spurs fans there's only one NBA franchise you could possibly be allowed to support...I've been a Suns fan since the Seven Seconds or Less era (Joe Johnson's last season or two), Steve Nash was my favourite player.
Book is now No.1 in my heart.
As I read it the $750M debt refers to the debt we already have from the loans for the stadium.They're going to put $750m more debt on the club? Result
Can't see that the Financial Times would run a story like this if it wasn't true, with other papers following. This isnt a story from some crappy agrregator on TwitterBEN is saying 'not true' over on ftl, dont know how itk he would be on this