I think he will eventually sell it
Of course he will, eventually.
I think he will eventually sell it
Of course he will, eventually.
no mention of that I the figures which were specifically described as for transfer windows
so I am right then
So for now caution needs to be heeded
Just in the same way that he will also die some day.
not really its clear to me that Ashley is the most disgusting man in business..
I think he does want to sell , but as we know he will not sell anything cheap … someone might come along and only time will tell.
I'm sure there are worse business people. See Philip Green for starters
I concur - but is this bidder really any better? So far, to me, it seems that they can't meet the asking price in one lump sum so what happens if there is a problem down the line? A bit like being a homeowner, if my boiler goes I have to find the money for a replacement - under MA we would get that replacement but would we under these people or will they wait for a youth product to pass their plumbing course?
I think they sound much better suited because they have a passion for sport and use the terminology we are her to win it and even dream . The thing I like most is that they want to use a different approach and that being invest more heavily in youth and say it's about getting the best coaches . I'd be delighted with that.
and pouchy is a traitor !
So.... they can't afford £300M in one lump sum yet they can afford the best coaches, improving training facilities and invest in youth as well as spedning £110M in the next two transfer windows...... something doesn't seem to fit to me
Absolutely ridiculous suggestion. Unlike you I know the meaning of loyalty. Fairweathers like you will shift their opinion to suit the situation. You've even recently fostered anti Bobby Robson sentiment on here. You're a true turncoat.
Not being funny, but what was your previous username?I have been advised you have been slating me via pm mate ..
You shouldn’t be allowed to buy a club in installments as it is obvious where the installments are going to come from - the club profits. They keep expenditure to a minimum, declare a profit, pay a dividend and then use that dividend to pay the installment.I concur - but is this bidder really any better? So far, to me, it seems that they can't meet the asking price in one lump sum so what happens if there is a problem down the line? A bit like being a homeowner, if my boiler goes I have to find the money for a replacement - under MA we would get that replacement but would we under these people or will they wait for a youth product to pass their plumbing course?