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Well, knowing and having worked with PR and political spin doctors (one ‘‘em used to be our co marketing officer at Microsoft, (mark penn) and worked for years for the Clintons), that’s the sort of stretch that would tear a muscle.I don’t think he’d leak it to appease the fans. But he might leak it so people think better the devil you know.
Yeah - and even they were quite fortunate.Abramovich was the opening of Pandora’s box. The City farce was just a continuation of what had already been happening for 15+ years by that point.
It takes extraordinary competence for any club operating “the right way” to compete against the financial doping. Liverpool under FSG are the only club to manage it consistently in recent years.
Can’t wait for some of the whataboutery if this comes to fruition.
What a sad state of affairs.
Even a minority stake achieves further washing. You just can’t ignore it and put fingers in your ears just so you can have bragging rights over your mates on WhatsApp groups if any such stake gave us some success.
It would be tainted in my opinion.
All billionaires are dodgy, you don't get that rich without having questionable methods but comparing Lewis to Roman is just wrong.To me the only difference is Roman actually put lots of his own money into the club to strengthen the 1st team. They are both repugnant but I'd rather have someone like roman pumping money in than a parasite like lewis
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Those were the best 36 minutes in the 98/99 season. Thanks for reminding me of thatWhen I see words like average and mediocre bandied around about our current side, it makes me really wonder. Some of these kids don’t know they’re born! They’ve no idea what average or mediocrity really is. You’ve never experienced true mediocrity until you’ve experienced Andy Sinton and Paulo Tramezani on the same wing.
Ah, I must've read it wrong then. Thank God I'm not a lawyer.That's not entirely true - that provision applies to the Club itself - i.e. PSG could not own shares in Tottenham
The part about owners really only restricts them from owning a majority, or having the rights to a majority of voting share.
It's only tainted in the eyes of the opposing fans,much of it due to jealousyCan’t wait for some of the whataboutery if this comes to fruition.
What a sad state of affairs.
Even a minority stake achieves further washing. You just can’t ignore it and put fingers in your ears just so you can have bragging rights over your mates on WhatsApp groups if any such stake gave us some success.
It would be tainted in my opinion.
Pretty much my stance word for word too. So frustrating that Enic are making many decent fans feel like this.Really conflicted, morally I’m utterly opposed to the sports washing which has occurred in our game over the last 15 years or so, and have been very vocal in stance regarding it. However, it’s clear that it’s no longer a level playing field and Chelsea and City are no longer outliers. We are already being left in the dust, now Newcastle are primed to overtake us and then there’s the imminent sales of Liverpool and Man Utd and I’d be shocked if one or both aren’t purchased as an oil state’s plaything
So I think I am less opposed than I was, but only because of the inevitability of it becoming the norm in football, and the PL especially
The most frustrating thing is we have the owners who surely have the financial clout to be more ambitious/aggressive, but it’s clear that it’s not their MO and that they have an approach which they will not deviate from (despite the odd press release suggesting otherwise). If ENIC ever truly showed some ambition to win trophies, we could maintain the moral high ground of having success somewhat organically
BEN: not true im afraid
Today, I feel Qatari.