It's good to see momentum growing from the press.
Hopefully it leads to an actual shift and not just some one time big signing to appease people.
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Hopefully leads to a few maniacs climbing the stands and attacking him
Bodily harm? WhatWhich would then hopefully lead to those maniacs getting lengthy jail sentences for assault.
State of you, a supposed adult, wishing bodily harm on someone because you (understandably) hate the way he runs your football club.
And no, dont brush it off as banter.
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Levy aspires to be more like Brentford and Brighton than he does Liverpool and City.
Only way he goes is if he senses a crisis where the club becomes a liability not an asset.Levy’s too thick skinned to let any criticism get to him.
Only way we’re get rid is if ENIC receive an agreeable offer to purchase the club.
I shall not forget Postecoglou. He's the more urgent issue to address.Kilpatrick keeping the pressure on
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I genuinely do not feel there is any intention for Levy or ENIC to sell.True ... but also misses the much bigger point that Levy is trying to pull off a trick of maximising profit to maximise valuation for onward sale (at some point). It's that dirty work that denies fans re-investment of the money they pay to support the team.
100%ITK & 100% True. - Boehly and Clearlake agreed a deal to buy the club on 3 separate occasions. Levy and ENIC moved the goal posts so many times so they pulled out. Classic Levy. Coupled with the well known fact Abramovic also met with Levy and couldn't get the deal done tells you all to know. Sure Boehly and Clearlike didn't start well but now look at them. Could of been us! We have to get together and atleast try and get this lot OUT!
At the right price they will sell of course. And as baldy gets old/Joe's heirs etc things might change. Also, if (quite a big IF) the asset keeps appreciating, then their wealth becomes ever more concentrated in one asset, and there is risk there, even it's been all upwards to date.I genuinely do not feel there is any intention for Levy or ENIC to sell.
For someone to buy the club at a value that covers all the income they could make in the next 20+ years, the numbers would be well in excess of what even the nuttiest of nut jobs would pay.
Sure, some have likely got as far as a meeting with them, but I'd bet my arse that the "number" is as good as "no thank you"
The problem is the right price. Who in their right mind would buy a club with 1 league cup in a quarter of a century for, in all likelihood, more money than any other club on the planet?At the right price they will sell of course. And as baldy gets old/Joe's heirs etc things might change. Also, if (quite a big IF) the asset keeps appreciating, then their wealth becomes ever more concentrated in one asset, and there is risk there, even it's been all upwards to date.
Levy strikes me as arrogant bell who has obviously had huge success building the asset value. His arrogance and belief he can buck markets comes through both in his approach to wages, and transfers. Ultimately he won't be able to buck the market on the value of the asset, and it comes down to a personal decision as to whether an old man would rather have (say) £600m, or the income stream. One thing is for sure that fan hatred would not be nice for him or any heirs he might leave his ownership to. If a boycott is unachievable, at least making it an incredibly unpleasant experience for him to attend matches would help the club.The problem is the right price. Who in their right mind would buy a club with 1 league cup in a quarter of a century for, in all likelihood, more money than any other club on the planet?
I genuinely think Levy and Enic would want so much money that a buyer could look at elite clubs across Europe and get a better deal.
And it's all because they see the constant income as more appealing than a lump sum sale.
That is only an opinion of mine, but it's a suspicion I've had for a long time. They'd rather milk the cow for decades than sell it to a slaughter house for a quick buck.
Imagine Clearlake spending if they had Kane to start with...ITK & 100% True. - Boehly and Clearlake agreed a deal to buy the club on 3 separate occasions. Levy and ENIC moved the goal posts so many times so they pulled out. Classic Levy. Coupled with the well known fact Abramovic also met with Levy and couldn't get the deal done tells you all to know. Sure Boehly and Clearlike didn't start well but now look at them. Could of been us! We have to get together and atleast try and get this lot OUT!