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Time to call out the tight dwarf again
Go ahead. I imagine he gives the same amount of fucks the rest of us give about what you say though, and is probably sitting over the moon at the progress the club has made under him.
Tight?
Tight?
What happened to your avatar ,Virgy?
He dead.
Whats levy done now then?
Reference accusations of being tight.
Reference accusations of being tight.
Don't worry about Carlito, he was the biggest proponent of signing Sissoko for thirty million.
The transfer window is like ground hog day. By now it should be clear that most of our business will be concluded in the latter stages of the window ( as is the case with most of the market), that there will be no high profile signings ( not for a club with our resources and current capital commitments) And yet the expectation is always the opposite bizzare.
Had a dream that Levy died last night. The most disturbing thing about it all was that I was dreaming about Levy in the first place.
Imagine sitting at home on your couch, watching spurs on the TV in the new stadium. And Mark Zuckerburg is sitting there doing his best Levy imitation
I think, if true, we should all be profoundly thankful for that.
I'd much rather we go for an Asian investor. At least there are some cases where that has worked out decently (Leicester, the new owner in Villa seems to be doing things right after a bumpy start, West Brom as well) than a yank who won't be present in any way shape or form.
Would also make sense with how hard we are going at marketing ourselves in Asia with AIA etc.
Would also make sense with how hard we are going at marketing ourselves in Asia with AIA etc.
I'd be very surprised if we sold for anything less than £3Bn given how lucrative the league is now and the continued growth, and the assets we have in place/almost in place in terms of players and facilities. The value of the club in five years time, if we have on field success as well, could easily be pushing over £5Bn in my view.
I think it's inevitable we will eventually sold to someone who can put PL + NFL = 2.5 or 3 instead of 2
I can see the attraction to Zuckerberg as well - live streaming of PL football via Facebook