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Reckon Vinai and Lange will stay for the time being but they'll be an overlap with Kehl eventually taking Lange's job and he'll get pushed out the club, probably the best we can hope for as ENIC are never getting rid of Vinai and they wouldn't suddenly sack Lange without a handover and creating yet another vacuum.
He owns 25% of Tottenham. He wouldn't be allowed to be chairman of any club in England.
This might have something to do with it...
Daniel Levy's estimated net worth is approximately £650 million ($873 million), according to the Sunday Times Rich List.
Why would you want the stress when you're loaded?
They were never selling anyway. They expect that in the immediate future, club values will continue to increase. Its an appreciating investment which has not yet reached its peak. No more, no less.
Oh do fuck off back to Facebook.Good for you then mate, enjoy it, he won't be here long or his party.
That and the fact that he not a "career" chairman - he put in his entire life from mid 30's to now wanting to be involved with this club. You are reply to one of the people morbidly obsessed with him though, so logic isn't relevant
He wanted to run Spurs . That's obvious. Unlike Ventkatesham.
the value will rise with the PL tides. Up Up Up.
And if there's ever a US Footie franchise in London and they play at WHL, then they've hit the jackpot
How much of that is wrapped up in his stake in Spurs?
Yeah there was a statement by Thierry Henry on I think it was The Overlap, where he made fun of Barca having "more than a club" (mes que un club) on the seats, and Xavi gave him a drilling for it saying he couldn't even begin to comprehend what that meant as someone new to the club. It's a prime example of club culture and being more than a paycheck. You won't ever get that hiring in someone who seemingly refuses to wear the club's crest, having kitted himself out in Woolwich garb at his previous job.
There's no way ENIC can afford an NFL franchise in London. I've covered this at length elsewhere before. The NFL owners would demand an expansion fee of £10B+. ENIC couldn't afford it if they liquidated everything, including ownership of THFC.
If Chelsea ever get a stadium built, I would expect they install a similar pitch system and, truthfully, any London NFL team would be sold to Boehly and Clearlake who have many multiples of ENIC's wealth.
Pretty much 90% of it probably. Though it's not clear how much is Josh's or the rest of the family, but those capitalist lists are mostly meaningless onanism anyway, so it's not rooted in fact
.An absolute dreamboat
Like his predecessor
Probably fair to say not one for the Ladies
Cheers, I've missed it all all though.
Levy bust a gut to get the astroturf under the grass pitch. Would seem to be quite a cost just to get a couple of US games a season and Beyonce every now and then?
His stake in ENIC is 29.88%
We can't all be Daniel Levy's
Estimates from those familiar with the constructions have placed the cost increase for the retractable pitch amd additional locker rooms to be 2-3% of total costs, or £20-30M. The NFL paid £10M towards it during construction. They also reportedly pay £2M rent for each game, now at 12 (I believe) - so that's £24M with plenty more coming under the agreement.
So the part time NFL alone will produce a profit for the system within the stadium's first decade, with the ability to host many more non-football events than comparable stadia being complete icing-on-cake profit.
IMHO they have already hit the jackpot when Kane was here. It's never going to happen again for a long long long time. Their ship has sailed.
That's a relief they can keep all that utter crap. Not that Boehly will be at Clearlake by the time Chelsea open a new stadium mind.