According to the Sun Bernie's little girl is moving into a £45m nice new house she must have one hell of a job to afford a mortgage on that
He's not mortgaged LR to pay for it, we bloody are!!!!! I thought the increase in ticket prices was to help pay for a new ground....not a new house!!
Maybe he's building a new ground in the back garden then he wont have to leave after 20 minutes to miss the traffic
He bought it for her about 6 months ago. I think it's his way of saying sorry for what he did to her mum. But it's old news, just obviously taken this long for the re-fit.
Business vs pleasure. You can't compare the two. Still a drop in the ocean for the Board's combined finances.
He actually spent 100 million buying them houses F1's Bernie Ecclestone splashes the cash for his ladies Formula One supremo and CEO Bernie Ecclestone has just bought two London property for his daughters, paying a total of £101 million... please log in to view this image Ecclestone's daughters Tamara and Petra Bernie Ecclestone, Formula One Supremo and CEO of Formula One Motorsport, has recently purchased two London properties for his daughters. According to a recent report, Bernie Ecclestone paid a total of £101 million (US$ 161.4 million) to acquire two of Londoon's most expensive properties for his daughters Tamara and Petra. Ecclestone's daughter Petra received a £56 million, grade two listed, eight-bedroom house in Chelsea, named Sloane House. Whilst Ecclestone's other daughter Tamara received a £45 million ($US 72 million) house in Kensington Palace Gardens. Ecclestone is quoted by U.K. paper The Sunday Times saying; "I'm very proud of them. They're good girls. They're not stupid when it comes to money. They are very level headed and that's something I and their mother insisted on. At Christmas we bought them things we thought they needed and would use." "They've both got boyfriends, they travel, and renovating a property will be good work for Tamara. There won't be a housewarming party for a while because there's a lot of work to do, but that's good. It will keep her busy and it will be a good project for her to learn from. I think they will even be able to make a healthy profit when they come to sell," he added. Ecclestone, whose divorce settlement with ex-wife Slavica in 2009 cost him a reported £1 billion (US$1.6 billion), was also asked whether he would be retiring as Formula One CEO at any time soon. "I'm not taking it easy. I can't afford to take it easy. It's business as usual," he said. Perhaps the comments are justified if his recent presents to his daughters are anything to go by.
His wife towered over him, she's at least a foot taller. Stayed with him long enough to fleece him, now we're paying his divorce settlement in season ticket prices...
maybe they are going to move into loftus rd..expect a roof over the pitch any day now..be nice to have the garden indoors
