S.A.F.C. - the future

[Essayyeffcee]

Think SD deserves to make a small profit, after all he has made sure we are still running as a football club, albeit he has made many errors...

He has to go down as the tightest man in football tho but after what’s happened over the last year, it was probably for the best.

I don't think he's the tightest man, he's just never had the amount of money required to run a football club. IMO I reckon he never thought he would ever be at the club for the length of time he has been

 

[Saf]

Sartori 20%
SD 15%
CM 6%

That leaves 59%

13th November 2020.

Report: Sunderland ownership change in the offing as ex-Marseille heir & Sartori launch takeover - Roker Report (sbnation.com)

 

[sad-eyed prophet]

So,do we take it that SD is paying back FPP from his £18m?

 

[alan reed]

As long as they do it carefully. It was illegal payments that got the club relegated first time in their history.

my old man who is 94 always says, since this happened, the football league have had it in for Sunderland. i'm beginning to think he may be rght.

 

[Wardley Makem]

Anyone able to copy the article over?

 

[The Berk]

Anyone able to copy the article over?

Stewart Donald has agreed to sell Sunderland AFC to an international consortium led by Juan Sartori and Kyril Louis-Dreyfus, according to reports published by The Guardian today.

The deal would see current majority owner Stewart Donald retain 15% of his shares, whilst Charlie Methven would also retain his 6%.

Donald currently owns 74% of Sunderland, but the new proposed move would see Louis-Dreyfus acquire 60%, with Sartori retaining his 20% stake.

Despite his lack of involvement so far at Sunderland, Sartori has been credited with bringing Louis-Dreyfus into the deal.

Since acquiring a minority stake, Sartori has been a silent figure, especially since the beginning of his personal political aspirations back in Uruguay.

Kyril is the son of former Marseille owner Robert, where his mother Margarita remains a majority shareholder.

According to Forbes, Margarita is worth $5.6billon and The Guardian stated Kyril “is estimated to have a trust fund worth more than £2billion”.

Louis-Dreyfus is Harvard University educated and previously sat on the board at Marseille, he is believed to have a credible array of contacts across European football.

It would appear that Louis-Dreyfus is the mystery figure who was granted exclusivity by the club at the beginning of the season, with the deal reported to be completed within two weeks.

If any takeover is finalised, Louis-Dreyfus would have to pass the English Football League’s fit and proper ownership test.

Sunderland cancelled a supporters meeting due to take place yesterday and have declined to comment about The Guardian’s report today.

 

[Wardley Makem]

Stewart Donald has agreed to sell Sunderland AFC to an international consortium led by Juan Sartori and Kyril Louis-Dreyfus, according to reports published by The Guardian today.

The deal would see current majority owner Stewart Donald retain 15% of his shares, whilst Charlie Methven would also retain his 6%.

Donald currently owns 74% of Sunderland, but the new proposed move would see Louis-Dreyfus acquire 60%, with Sartori retaining his 20% stake.

Despite his lack of involvement so far at Sunderland, Sartori has been credited with bringing Louis-Dreyfus into the deal.

Since acquiring a minority stake, Sartori has been a silent figure, especially since the beginning of his personal political aspirations back in Uruguay.

Kyril is the son of former Marseille owner Robert, where his mother Margarita remains a majority shareholder.

According to Forbes, Margarita is worth $5.6billon and The Guardian stated Kyril “is estimated to have a trust fund worth more than £2billion”.

Louis-Dreyfus is Harvard University educated and previously sat on the board at Marseille, he is believed to have a credible array of contacts across European football.

It would appear that Louis-Dreyfus is the mystery figure who was granted exclusivity by the club at the beginning of the season, with the deal reported to be completed within two weeks.

If any takeover is finalised, Louis-Dreyfus would have to pass the English Football League’s fit and proper ownership test.

Sunderland cancelled a supporters meeting due to take place yesterday and have declined to comment about The Guardian’s report today.

Brilliant. Thank you.

 

[Southern A]

that's the article from weeks ago

 

[Wardley Makem]

that's the article from weeks ago

Just noticed that. Oh well, I wasn't specific I suppose

 

[Billy Batts]

Stewart Donald has agreed to sell Sunderland AFC to an international consortium led by Juan Sartori and Kyril Louis-Dreyfus, according to reports published by The Guardian today.

The deal would see current majority owner Stewart Donald retain 15% of his shares, whilst Charlie Methven would also retain his 6%.

Donald currently owns 74% of Sunderland, but the new proposed move would see Louis-Dreyfus acquire 60%, with Sartori retaining his 20% stake.

Despite his lack of involvement so far at Sunderland, Sartori has been credited with bringing Louis-Dreyfus into the deal.

Since acquiring a minority stake, Sartori has been a silent figure, especially since the beginning of his personal political aspirations back in Uruguay.

Kyril is the son of former Marseille owner Robert, where his mother Margarita remains a majority shareholder.

According to Forbes, Margarita is worth $5.6billon and The Guardian stated Kyril “is estimated to have a trust fund worth more than £2billion”.

Louis-Dreyfus is Harvard University educated and previously sat on the board at Marseille, he is believed to have a credible array of contacts across European football.

It would appear that Louis-Dreyfus is the mystery figure who was granted exclusivity by the club at the beginning of the season, with the deal reported to be completed within two weeks.

If any takeover is finalised, Louis-Dreyfus would have to pass the English Football League’s fit and proper ownership test.

Sunderland cancelled a supporters meeting due to take place yesterday and have declined to comment about The Guardian’s report today.

Isn't that an old article?

 

[The Berk]

Isn't that an old article?

Aye, it’s the only one I can see to copy n paste ower though

 

[APC]

Aye, it’s the only one I can see to copy n paste ower though

There’s one in the times from today mate

 

[Nig]

my old man who is 94 always says, since this happened, the football league have had it in for Sunderland. i'm beginning to think he may be rght.

Fair do's, I bet he's got some great stories to tell.
What did he used to do ?

 

[alan reed]

Fair do's, I bet he's got some great stories to tell.
What did he used to do ?

started out as a miner, then went to ICI finished his working life as a milkman. he does have some great stories for sure.

 

[kingkeane]

A family worth just short of 8 billion in bed with Abu Dhabi who now own 40% of their business. A slight step up from Donald

 

[The Berk]

There’s one in the times from today mate

Ahh right I didn’t know. I’ll see if I can get it.

 

[Dunder Mifflin]

So total control, and therefore a takeover, with KLD calling all the shots ...

... that'll do for me

Nothing is happening though

 

[rooch 3]

Sartori 20%
SD 15%
CM 6%

That leaves 59%

13th November 2020.

Report: Sunderland ownership change in the offing as ex-Marseille heir & Sartori launch takeover - Roker Report (sbnation.com)

So you new back in November and didn’t say anything you bugger, anyway chuffed to bits it’s got the green light now.

 

[TeamOfTalents]

A family worth just short of 8 billion in bed with Abu Dhabi who now own 40% of their business. A slight step up from Donald

Abu Dhabi? What have I missed?

 

[The Berk]

Well I’ve read the free bit and that says it should be complete by the time we play next. Tomorrow night we’re at home do not long to wait.