Chinese Consortium invests $400m in CFG

We have gone a long way since the days of White and Swales and Freddie fcukin Pye.
As much as I love our recent sucess and power, sometimes I just miss those good old days.
 
Read the post from GDM pal, that is the nail hit firmly on the head.
Football has changed and moved on and we're in pole position.
The rest are still on the parade lap.

totally appreciated, and good post that one

Aye how i yearn for that Kippax asbestos roof,crumbling terraces,shithole khazis,bovril and smax,greenhall whitley bitter,being herded about like animals and being battered by the south yorkshire police and Tony Cunningham missing 3 yard sitters.

you've hit my romantic spot right in the chops :)

Console yourself with the thought that it was the G14 that made football that way and we've now outflanked them completely off the field and I'm sure that in the next few years we'll grind them into the dust on the field.

i like this, makes a lot of sense

so wise

You are David Conn and I claim my £5

send me your bank details by PM (dont forget the long number on the card and the 3 digit security code ;) )
 
That reminds me, it's your round next time we meet up ;-)

Did you buy one when i saw you in the Tibb Street Tavern? I'm so filthy rich I can't actually remember, but I appreciate it means more to others.

I'm out on the 12th December for a "sesh" if you want me to buy you one back. I'll get you a bag of chips if you're hungry too.
 
Returning to the shirt selling fantasy statistics:

I have no clue on the amount of shirt selling required to make a sizeable impact on revenue and PR...
... Clearly an ex-Chevrolet pr/media buyer, was of a similar level of understanding.
 
Looking at this mind boggling deal in a simplistic way. If for example Mr A Owner set up a business and over the years put £100k of his own money into the business as capital and then when it was valued at £1M with a new investor arriving he agreed to sell say 20% of the business for £200k. Mr Owners options would be to either plough all the cash back into the business or possibly take back part or all of his original outlay.
My own opinion is that our owners will take the first option and continue to take us on this incredible journey towards world domination. China is a massive market and will very quickly take us to the next level.
 
The deal, which values CFG at around $3 billion, is still subject to regulatory approval.

Wow!! Is that what we are worth under the CFG...

Fuck all the rags that spout they're the richest club in the world bollocks..
 
Looking at this mind boggling deal in a simplistic way. If for example Mr A Owner set up a business and over the years put £100k of his own money into the business as capital and then when it was valued at £1M with a new investor arriving he agreed to sell say 20% of the business for £200k. Mr Owners options would be to either plough all the cash back into the business or possibly take back part or all of his original outlay.
My own opinion is that our owners will take the first option and continue to take us on this incredible journey towards world domination. China is a massive market and will very quickly take us to the next level.

The Sheikh hasn't sold his own shares. He's issued extra ones and sold those, effectively exchanging equity for capital. The difference between your scenario and the actual one is significant because we've exchanged a seat on the 7 man board for £265m, and the consortium are big hitters in the Chinese media, ensuring we also get huge growth on the back of this deal.
 

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