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More like suck him off for 20 years with no investment. Then suck some more when there is.Cunt Levy off when there's no investment, ignore him when there is (appears to be at least) makes sense
More like suck him off for 20 years with no investment. Then suck some more when there is.
More like suck him off for 20 years with no investment. Then suck some more when there is.
The Chelsea price will give an indication of Spurs value even though Spurs lack the silverware, a full season of stadium revenues must have given ENIC the confidence to input this cash. Small extract from following article on Chelsea , Spurs must be making similar matchday earnings already.85. 6 - 87.5 is an increase of 1.9%
Anyone who thinks spurs are worth 7b is probably not a cfa.... Or mentally stable.
I'm far from an expert in finances but were the club not legally obliged to announce it?Whilst this £150 million injection is obviously good news and long overdue, is it something that needed to be announced quite so publicly?
This is a genuine question btw for any business head on here. Does it not compromise our negotiation position somewhat if a club knows we’re more flush than previously?
More like cunt Levy off when there's no investment, when there is.....cunt him off some more.Cunt Levy off when there's no investment, ignore him when there is (appears to be at least) makes sense
GEDSON. . Absolute comedy.Jose spent nowhere near £150m. We spent the Eriksen money on Bergwijn and swapped KWP for Hojbjerg. We spent £55m on Reguilon, Doherty and Rodon plus Vinicius, Bale and Gedson (lol) on loan.
Quite possibly mate I genuinely don’t know. It just seems strange to me.I'm far from an expert in finances but were the club not legally obliged to announce it?
Might be way off the mark but pretty sure I read that somewhere as your initial point was something I was wondering.
I was thinking that too. I'm not a financial person, but as they're fiddling about with shares, were they not obliged to make it public?I'm far from an expert in finances but were the club not legally obliged to announce it?
Might be way off the mark but pretty sure I read that somewhere as your initial point was something I was wondering.
It's something to do with shareholders being impacted and being a public company which is why it was announced.Quite possibly mate I genuinely don’t know. It just seems strange to me.
Tbh, until I actually see us spending money on players early on that Conte want and actually back up our words in website announcements, I’m always going to just take announcements like this with a pinch of salt.
Might seem too pessimistic for some but I’ve been through too many false dawns under ENIC at this stage.
Wouldn't surprise me if this happens in the summer. We've become a very attractive proposition - just hope Levy doesn't get too greedy. Maybe it's already a done deal, hence the sudden generosity from Enic.What will the next bit of news be , stadium naming rights on the way
Things are aligning nicely for ENIC.
There are no more excuses and this is a historical opportunity to strike.
Well, more like a burning platform ...
This is if ever a summer where heavy, considered investments will need to be made, whether we prefer to or not.
The sheer incompetence at Man Utd and Woolwich simply cannot carry on like this. But for now both are probably stuck for at least ½ or 1 season more with inept directors and manager, respectively. Eventually they will start getting things right, though, and both have good financial basis.
Then there is Newcastle. They won't get things right for this season, but next season they just might.
We have Conte and by all chances CL football again.
This is ENIC time. This is it. Not later. Now.
If they don't do it this time, then there is absolutely no chance they ever will want to.
ENIC owns 85% of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club. The other 15% is owned by people like myself who decided not to sell our shares when ENIC took over.Whilst this £150 million injection is obviously good news and long overdue, is it something that needed to be announced quite so publicly?
This is a genuine question btw for any business head on here. Does it not compromise our negotiation position somewhat if a club knows we’re more flush than previously?
It's called "Igula syndrome."Do you know what, fair play to you.
I get so fucking tired going over the same with you over and over that I mostly give up. but you're relentless. it's admirable, even though I disagree with 90%+ of the posts you make.
Imagine spending over £3bn on Chelsea to sports-wash your reputation, yet everyone (that's not a knuckle dragging Chelsea fan) STILL thinks you're a Putin-stooge cunt.Abramovic “loaned” the Chavs billions and isn’t asking for it to be repaid back.
ps. I like a number of individuals bought shares in THFC plc when it publicly listed in 1982.ENIC owns 85% of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club. The other 15% is owned by people like myself who decided not to sell our shares when ENIC took over.
the effect of this cash injection is an increase in the ENIC shareholding from 85% to circa 87%. Effectively it dilutes small shareholders so yes, it does have to be publicly announced.
For my part, my shares are not worth much and I only hold them for fun. So the dilution doesn’t bother me at all.