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CBRE Global Investors is a global real asset investment management firm with $106.2 billion in assets under management
Didn't I just say that? CBRE Group is feckin' massive but CBRE GI ain't no midget
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CBRE Global Investors is a global real asset investment management firm with $106.2 billion in assets under management
Didn't I just say that? CBRE Group is feckin' massive but CBRE GI ain't no midget
OK, but CBREGI are still small players in London - probably less than £1bn of assets.
Thanks, agreed the Nova Scotia Tottenham Developments Ltd is probably nothing to do with us, almost certainly another Tottenham Developments Ltd exists which was created in Bahamas (Joe has had quite a few companies created in his home county) such as https://opencorporates.com/companies/bs/168131B (which was only formed in January 2020 so may be not Joes's) or Isle of Man or anywhere else which can use 'Ltd' as part of its name (for example there is another Tottenham Developments Ltd in Republic of Ireland) https://opencorporates.com/companies/ie/530283 with some association with either ENIC or Joe.
My original point was that as its not on UK Companies House I cant directly find who owns/controls it - although with Tottenham Holdings Ltd disclosure that Joe is a person with significant control that's quite a step forward.
Agree that whatever the corporate structure that Spurs are doing a massive job of helping to redevelop the area of Tottenham (often with 35% affordable housing, although Brook House was 100%) along with community facilities such as Schools, medical centre (still to be built ?) and public areas both for leisure and kids playing areas, a great advert for private enterprise meeting social needs. And something to be proud of - Spurs have already built more homes (Brook House and 500 White Hart Lane), in our area of Tottenham than Haringey and now with well over 1,000 homes more with planning permission (The Goods Yard plus those on the stadium site, in total about 1,000) or in the process (B & M Site) for another 300+ homes.
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Investment Management (CBRE Global Investors)
We are one of the world’s largest real asset investment management firms, providing a complete range of innovative solutions that reduce risk and optimize returns for our global client base of institutional investors.
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CBRE (probably best known in UK as 'Richard Ellis' which was swallowed up into the current CBRE many years ago), which owns CBRE Global Investors.
CBRE is a huge company operating pretty much worldwide in many segments of the Real Estate industry, including direct investment where its subsidiary, CBRE Global Investors, is of a size (probably allowing it to be part of FT 100 index were it an independently listed/quoted company) where it has a separate management.
Best stadium in the world, shame about the football
Agree. I think it was because we all knew we were going to lose.
It's the football - exactly the same is happening at away matches.
The team only starts trying to win in the last 10 minutes, until then it's lots of sitting in deep and passing sideways.
The crowd reacts accordingly, nothing the fans do will make the players switch from Mourinho's game plan.
Atmosphere is depressing at the moment. As each game passes it becomes more apparent people are there for the day out, the novelty of visiting the new stadium rather than getting behind the side. Where I sit, front of North upper, people are forever up and down, getting food, struggling to find their seats. Does my head in. Yesterday was the worst I've known for it. Not sure if the ticket office will accept seat moves next season but I'll certainly be considering it. The view I have is great, but it doesn't feel I'm at the football anymore.
It doesn't always.
Under more emotional/instinctive managers the players can be influenced to break from their tactics more easily - both a positive and negative thing.
It was a cauldron of noise and the opponent played in total fear up until November
Good point about the football although you could kind of say if we created a better atmosphere to begin with, the players might react with more passion and flair. At the moment you wonder if players are afraid to take risks when attacking because they are worried about the backlash from the crowd.
Pretty dire football atm yes but some of the fans are not helping with constant moaning.
Pretty dire football atm yes but some of the fans are not helping with constant moaning.
Generally I'd say you were right, but yesterday we had 65% possession, passed more, with greater accuracy, had more shots on target. I genuinely think we were trying to score throughout the game, just weren't good enough.
Whilst i wasn't there,gutted it was as bad as everyone i have spoken to has said.
On Saturday was drinking in my local with a group over from Ireland going to the new place for the first time.
Shame they din't have a more memorable visit.
On Saturday was drinking in my local with a group over from Ireland going to the new place for the first time.
Shame they din't have a more memorable visit.
I'm not sure we intended to have as much of the ball - just the two game plans were very similar and Wolves are better at counter attacking
Every single person I spoke to, family, friends and TFCers (and myself) thought we would be lucky to get a point.
Hard to get excited when you know what is coming.
We still sang as we always do but without any real conviction.
Dreading being among thousands of tourists and day trippers on Wednesday.
Hard to get excited when you know what is coming.
We still sang as we always do but without any real conviction.
Dreading being among thousands of tourists and day trippers on Wednesday.
It was a cauldron of noise and the opponent played in total fear up until November
.........and at away games?
Maybe the boxing fans can show us how to make a real atmosphere. I was embarrassed yesterday - I was looking over at the press box and thinking, they should write how shit our support is. Wolves' fans were not great either but they may as well have been singing to an empty stadium for most of the game.
I having been saying this for years, we have shit support; we lack imagination, don't get behind the team and have this hooligan aggression. Now, some of you can drag your heals in and argue how great our away support is, it is isn't.
I was desperate for a piss so went down a minute before halftime, it was just full of fat, red-faced, middle-aged, aggressive drunks - that is what the stadium is good for, middle aged men getting pissed and moaning.
I am done.
I having been saying this for years, we have shit support; we lack imagination, don't get behind the team and have this hooligan aggression. Now, some of you can drag your heals in and argue how great our away support is, it is isn't.
I was desperate for a piss so went down a minute before halftime, it was just full of fat, red-faced, middle-aged, aggressive drunks - that is what the stadium is good for, middle aged men getting pissed and moaning.
I am done.