Article in the Guardian mainly about the Mansoor City Football Group empire, it's reach and ambitions.
We get a mention towards the end ref. being on Red Bull's radar.
https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2017/jan/13/nyc-fc-manchester-city-football-mlsWe can but hope I guess.
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EDIT : Comment graveyard below, do not scroll if you don't want to see offit go mental
If you'd like white shirts, bulls on the badge, a name change and to visit the RB Arena every fortnight... You wouldn't be going to watch Charlton play.
For the record, I wouldn't want red bull as owners. But Sam seems to be saying that we'd be better off under the current shitpot because he knows exactly what both parties would do. Not a view or opinion on what they might do. He KNOWS what they are thinking. He's gifted.
And RedPanda clearly meant 'we' as in this forum.
It's like you're really angry and trying to start an argument. It's unnecessary.
https://www.google.co.uk/?gws_rd=ssl#q=fc+salzburg+table
Past behaviour is the best indicator of future behaviour. What Sam is saying is exactly what they have done at every sports enterprise they have owned.
Are you disputing whether they would do that to us? Really?
What information do you have that suggests they would treat us any different?
Good old @Off_it
Either watch our club languish in the lower tiers of League football to be a perpetual shop window for our gifted academy players and the not-so-gifted network journeymen, and watch our attendances dwindle to virtually nothing.
Or have a chance back at Premier League glory, but risk anything from the Valley being rebranded the Red Bull Valley, to our badge being rebranded with the bull.
The first option condemns our club, but the second option condemns our heritage. What's more important?