I actually thought he'd given all his shares and rights in enic over to his daughter vivienne ?
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Management Qatar holds Spurs talks
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If, and it is still a big if in my opinion they did want in. Could it be that buying a minority stake in the short term to get their feet under the table (and probably with a lot less fuss than a full take over) would be the way to go.
Give them time to sell the majority stake in PSG and buy the remaining majority off ENIC but all agreed up now?
Who knows?
As discussed, they don't even need to sell PSG. They just need to set up another business to run Spurs.
Not yet. They’re held in a discretionary trust at the moment. We don’t know if she’s a beneficiary or not or whether he’s transferred it into that to dispose of some of his shares/ownership.
What, something like ENIC!?!?
Like Redbull
No, as in they could just buy ENIC, keep the same ownership structure and go from there.
This is what 49ers enterprises are doing at Leeds.
They started out buying 15% of Leeds in 2018. Increased their stake to 44% in 2021. And are now looking to get over the 50% line.
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They would be infected by ENICENIA
13500 members on here. Not even 100 want Qatar in. Not even 1% onboard.
Unbelievable stat.
Shocking scenes for the levybots to compute.
Unbelievable stat.
Shocking scenes for the levybots to compute.
I love BrunoIncoming: This guy......
I’m sure once the money starts flowing opinions may shift.
What’s the point of anything?
Unless 13,500 vote "no" then this is incorrect. You can only base the vote on those who have voted and more have voted yes than no or don't know.
PSG to leave Parc des Princes amid mayor row
Paris Saint-Germain will leave the Parc des Princes, their home ground since the club's formation in 1970.
Another possible reason for them looking at investing in other clubs perhaps?
TLDR version: PSG want to make renovations to the Parc de Princes. But the city of Paris, who owns the stadium, don't want to, or at least not to the extent that PSG want to. PSG have offered to outright buy the stadium but the city has said no.
Not when you combine the "no" and "don't know" votes they haven't.
Hopefully this deal happens, ideally a complete buyout would be the best option.
Those fans who don't like it will be fine eventually, once the club start competing and winning on a regular basis
Those fans who don't like it will be fine eventually, once the club start competing and winning on a regular basis