oakiecokie
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Re: City & FFP (continued)
Wonder what that daft cnut from the Gunners Fans Forum will make of it all ?
Wonder what that daft cnut from the Gunners Fans Forum will make of it all ?
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Re: City & FFP (continued)
He's never let cast-iron facts get in the way of his rhetorical presentations before, why would he start now?
oakiecokie said:
He's never let cast-iron facts get in the way of his rhetorical presentations before, why would he start now?
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Re: City & FFP (continued)
I've been thinking along the same lines for a while. There's no doubt in my mind that if Chelsea were able to build a new 60,000 seater stadium then their matchday revenues would be astronomical given that they're located in the most affluent part of the most affluent city in the country. However, a new stadium would cost hundreds of millions of pounds and although Roman has stumped up a huge amount of his own cash since 2003 I don't think he's prepared to finance the cost of a brand new stadium entirely out of his own pocket. He probably isn't in favour of doing it the way Arsenal did with the Emirates and playing the long game either. And neither, I suspect, would Jose. I would imagine Roman's way of financing this still rests on coming to an agreement with the Chelsea Pitch Owners who, after reading up on them just now, interestingly hold even more power at the club than I previously imagined.
That said, I do feel that as things stand Chelsea should have few problems remaining competitive for the foreseeable future despite what Mourinho said.
Chippy_boy said:
I've been thinking along the same lines for a while. There's no doubt in my mind that if Chelsea were able to build a new 60,000 seater stadium then their matchday revenues would be astronomical given that they're located in the most affluent part of the most affluent city in the country. However, a new stadium would cost hundreds of millions of pounds and although Roman has stumped up a huge amount of his own cash since 2003 I don't think he's prepared to finance the cost of a brand new stadium entirely out of his own pocket. He probably isn't in favour of doing it the way Arsenal did with the Emirates and playing the long game either. And neither, I suspect, would Jose. I would imagine Roman's way of financing this still rests on coming to an agreement with the Chelsea Pitch Owners who, after reading up on them just now, interestingly hold even more power at the club than I previously imagined.
That said, I do feel that as things stand Chelsea should have few problems remaining competitive for the foreseeable future despite what Mourinho said.
oakiecokie
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Re: City & FFP (continued)
And accusations of improper "deals".What a wanker he truly is.
Ray78 said:
And accusations of improper "deals".What a wanker he truly is.
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Re: City & FFP (continued)
Isn't it usually about 4.00pm
moomba said:
Isn't it usually about 4.00pm
oakiecokie
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Re: City & FFP (continued)
Can you nip down to the ground mate and put the chairs out for 4.00 pm.
moomba said:
Can you nip down to the ground mate and put the chairs out for 4.00 pm.