I don’t think they would want to play there and I also doubt they have relegation clauses. I am more terrified of another ten years of Levy, vs a VDV transfer request
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Management Would you take relegation if it meant new owners and a fresh start?
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Yeah, because that’s all relegation would entail — a VDV transfer request.
It’s not like more than 40% of teams that are promoted to the Prem are immediately relegated again. And I’m sure if we’re relegated then we’re going to get altruistic new owners with endless pockets rather than VC vultures looking for distressed assets. After all, that’s what all owners are all about….
I started the thread and voted Fuck Off myself
Pretty sure this was after losing the chav cunts again and watching another season go down the drain. At 43 years of age I now have the the maturity to admit that I have work to do on myself in terms of reacting to losing.
I don’t want new owners although it would be nice, I want Levy out of the club as CEO
Thread is nonsensical, anyway - WTF would ENIC sell the asset at its rock bottom value? At minimum they'd stay to rebuild the club to top 6 level then look to offload because they don't want to risk their capital again.
Well he owns 30% of the club and hasn't gotten even remotely close to relegation or losing money, so you can want it but it's delusional.
Let's close this and in its place, start a new slow mo hot chics pillow thread.
The deal is:
We go down, and in exchange we get Levy gone, ENIC gone, and we get ownership who are present and genuinely want to compete for the league and champion's league year in and year out, will organize the board and management properly, will back managers and spend what it takes, etc?
I think that's a bargain.
We go down, and in exchange we get Levy gone, ENIC gone, and we get ownership who are present and genuinely want to compete for the league and champion's league year in and year out, will organize the board and management properly, will back managers and spend what it takes, etc?
I think that's a bargain.
Careful. You're about to be attacked by those who think no-one can find joy in the club they love because we haven't won trophies recently.
Until we win a trophy the club is to be moaned and whinged about incessantly. All players are crap. The manager is crap. Owners crap. Food crap. Club font is crap. When we lose, we're super crap. When we win, the opposition is crap.
You get the gist.
What was the point of bumping this daft thread?
To be honest I prefer to continue paying the highest ticket prices in the world whilst the ownership continuing with their faux, feigned interest in sporting achievement safely in the 4th to 10th PL position perpetually, for evermore
If we are really lucky, the clubs valuation might exceed 10BN and we could just get the wage to revenue below 30% if we are really brave - that’s what it’s about. Frugality, and retail strategy that’s makes Mike Ashley and Phillip Green envious
I will cross my fingers and legs that the Goons don’t won’t the league and City make some signings and turn it around - Citeh Citeh ! I can ‘FEEL THE GLORY’ for sure
Except that wasn't what 'the deal' was laid out to be.
That "chance to oust" being when exactly?
That's true, but how many groups can put that kind of money together?
It's big money; but that doesn't answer the question?
You said any sale is constrained by how much of THEIR money ENIC put into the stadium........ That amount was zero.