I don’t buy all this he’s a lunatic, mental etc etc. In my interpretation he is most likely not a nice man, wholly single minded and an extremely tough / difficult negotiatior who has little interest in compromise, and most certainly no interest in what’s best for the club.
Ive no idea if it’s true, but if talk that the club and it’s assets can be acquired free of debt and with clean title as a Championship club for under £40m, then I’m coming round to thinking that that is fair value in this industry.
A Championship club sold 1 player for £15m yesterday.
£40m to buy something guaranteed to lose you a few million a year ...
If by miracle you get to the Prem take the money and run to relegation , who is making money in the Prem , doesn't Josh Harris want to sell his palace bit because just staying there is not making money with the huge player costs
For those asking why the story has come out, here’s a snippet from yesterday’s Sun. At that point the Welsh end will have chased the story and he will have known the game was up.
For those asking why the story has come out, here’s a snippet from yesterday’s Sun. At that point the Welsh end will have chased the story and he will have known the game was up.
This is how myself & my Bluebird Bestie see it. Which is why, at this moment, we both think we’re going to lose out :-:neutral:
Just my view (I am not, in any way, in the know), but I think the Aussies have been looking for a way out (WITHOUT LOSING FACE!) for some time now.
Probably, the consortium fell apart after first doing due diligence, not because of price, but the actual day-to-day costs of running a professional football club.
They don't want to be seen as the bad guys. (What was the name of Muir's electrical company again???) So, they have been presenting continuous "problems" over the last 2 years. (Whether that be the make-up of the consortium, "failing to provide documents to the EFL", the decor in the board room, whether the pitch is South facing, blah, blah, blah...) That way, they can prepare a nice statement, explaining why they are walking away, making it seem they are such a nice bunch, and it was circumstances that made them walk away, rather than a lack of will or resources...
If they are Two Chalets preferred bidder, all other potential purchasers are probably being told by LDV, Two Chalets, or somebody else we don't know about, that they will have to wait to see if the Aussies can actually get a deal across the line...
This may just be Mehmet's attempt to say "Sh1t, or get off the pot"...
Airman states in his latest VotV blog that the reported sales of CAFC in the £30-37M range do not include substantial payments upon any future promotion or perhaps player sell-on fees. And that the free and clear price is quoted as much higher. No way is RD walking away, writing-off £30-40M in debt now that we are in the Championship when we was unwilling to do so in League One.
wouldn't that come under third party ownership which isn't allowed over here?
Because Duchatelet made about 10 million from Batshuayi's second transfer after leaving Standard, from Marseille to Chelsea for 33 million I firmly believe that he assumed the same practice happened in England as we are all in the EU ( at the moment) Roland either doesn't read the small print on contracts and the Rules of English football or his Lawyers don't pass on the info. That's why we are having the Ex director loan fiasco and Duchatelet being surprised about the Fair play rules being altered.
Any business man who doesn't do DD because the asking price is low (when RD purchased Cafc for a song) is going to get a lorry loads of trouble down the road.
This is what's come to fruition and why everyone is so frustrated.
From another site, apparently its not happening (Dalman that is). Well it was nice while it lasted....back to square one I guess, which will be The Aussies still hanging on in there.
From another site, apparently its not happening (Dalman that is). Well it was nice while it lasted....back to square one I guess, which will be The Aussies still hanging on in there.
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no, it's because of the embarrassing Nigels
At that point the Welsh end will have chased the story and he will have known the game was up.
Which is why, at this moment, we both think we’re going to lose out :-:neutral:
Probably, the consortium fell apart after first doing due diligence, not because of price, but the actual day-to-day costs of running a professional football club.
They don't want to be seen as the bad guys. (What was the name of Muir's electrical company again???) So, they have been presenting continuous "problems" over the last 2 years. (Whether that be the make-up of the consortium, "failing to provide documents to the EFL", the decor in the board room, whether the pitch is South facing, blah, blah, blah...) That way, they can prepare a nice statement, explaining why they are walking away, making it seem they are such a nice bunch, and it was circumstances that made them walk away, rather than a lack of will or resources...
If they are Two Chalets preferred bidder, all other potential purchasers are probably being told by LDV, Two Chalets, or somebody else we don't know about, that they will have to wait to see if the Aussies can actually get a deal across the line...
This may just be Mehmet's attempt to say "Sh1t, or get off the pot"...
It's not often I'm close... But on this one I was #winning
Think it's a bloke, but these days who knows?
f5
Any business man who doesn't do DD because the asking price is low (when RD purchased Cafc for a song) is going to get a lorry loads of trouble down the road.
This is what's come to fruition and why everyone is so frustrated.
I genuinely don’t see why they are still trying.