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You put a value earlier which you have since removed, I won't repost the value as you edited for a reason.
I heard we are going to change to a red kit with a yellow star on and there will be no investment. Can't say where I heard it from obviously so it is a case of wait and see. And like yours it has a 50%!chance of being correct. Or not.
Dunno why all the hostility towards someone sharing information.
There's loads of ways this could leak, and it sounds plausible what he's saying.
There's loads of ways this could leak, and it sounds plausible what he's saying.
Has this been posted before?
http://www.chinauncensored.com/inde...g-qinghongs-daughter-in-law-launders-billions
Not sure about the providence of the website etc.
EDIT: It seems the site maybe funded by Falun Gong and is rabidly anti-Chinese Communist Party and continually looks to dig up dirt. Still if they are gangsters it could be useful in transfer dealings.
http://www.chinauncensored.com/inde...g-qinghongs-daughter-in-law-launders-billions
Not sure about the providence of the website etc.
EDIT: It seems the site maybe funded by Falun Gong and is rabidly anti-Chinese Communist Party and continually looks to dig up dirt. Still if they are gangsters it could be useful in transfer dealings.
I think any business person worth their salt would realise that the squad needs improvements as without it we will almost certainly go down. Therefore there is no way someone would take us over without there been any investment. However. There is a race against the clock as usually takeovers take a long time and time is running out. Therefore some form of agreement has to be put into place about transfers because it becomes increasingly unlikely it will be done before the window closes.
So a number has to be decided and an agreement about who pays it has to be decided too. Also. The question is who is deciding these targets because it looks like it will be the Chinese. Money mooted is more than the £18m that was supposedly the original budget.
do some peolpe just sit on here waiting for someone to post a bit of info just so they can then spend the next 2 hours ripping it to shreds and to prove the op was wrong
some people need to get a job and a life
So, who do you think would be paying it? Someone who hasn't bought it yet, or someone who is selling it and won't invest any more?
Hull City takeover gathers pace as Chinese investors set up UK sports company
The takeover of Hull City a group of Chinese investors appears to be gathering pace.
Brother and sister Dai Yongge and Dai Xin Li were yesterday appointed as directors at a new UK company called Rehne Goldenway Sports Management Ltd.
The Dais property development empire in Hong Kong is known as Rehne Commercial.
The company, which has been registered at Companies House, has its own registered offices in Devonshire Square, London.
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The takeover of Hull City a group of Chinese investors appears to be gathering pace.
Brother and sister Dai Yongge and Dai Xin Li were yesterday appointed as directors at a new UK company called Rehne Goldenway Sports Management Ltd.
The Dais property development empire in Hong Kong is known as Rehne Commercial.
The company, which has been registered at Companies House, has its own registered offices in Devonshire Square, London.
- The Dais have been in negotiations with City's current owners Assem and Ehab Allam for the past fortnight and were in attendance for the opening game of the Premier League season last weekend, a 2-1 win over Leicester City.
The nature of the new company's business is not described in the documentation but, if the takeover goes through, it will almost certainly become the firm which ends up owning the club.
Companies House records show it was re-named on August 16 having previously been known as Hamsard 3412 Ltd. after originally being incorporated in June this year.
The siblings, who run Chinese development group Rehne Commercial Holdings, attended City's opening Premier League fixture last Saturday at the KCOM Stadium.
They also own Chinese football club Beijing Rehne FC.
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Members of the Chinese delegation at the KCOM
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The documents filed with Companies House list Yongge Dai as living in one of Hong Kongs most exclusive apartment complexes in the Wanchai district where two bedroom flats cost more than £2m.
His sister's address is given as a prominent address on the banks of the Thames in London.
A third director appointed at the same time as the pair is named as Hao Tang, living at a separate address in Hong Kong.
Meanwhile, documents posted this week show that two mortgages held by the Superstadium Management Company (SMC) were paid off in full earlier this week.
They relate to Hull City's training ground in Cottingham and its previous academy base in County Road North, west Hull.
It's believed the timing is significant as it could pave the way for the Chinese investors to take over a debt-free SMC from the Allam family who currently hold all the shares in the company which operates the KCOM Stadium and the nearby Airco Arena under a lease from the city council.
http://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/hull...tory-29635768-detail/story.html#ixzz4Hm2FxEiz
Anyone who tells people to get a life needs to get a life. And, why should OAPs go out and get a job?