bluebandits
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allan harper said:
Did I say he was the ruler? He is Minister for Presidential Affairs as far as I know and I dont wear any knickers, they are for girls
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City Lend Dubai £10,000,000,000
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Did I say he was the ruler? He is Minister for Presidential Affairs as far as I know and I dont wear any knickers, they are for girls
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bluebandits said:allan harper said:Monsour isnt the ruler abu dhabi so dont get ya knickers in a twist
Did I say he was the ruler? He is Minister for Presidential Affairs as far as I know and I dont wear any knickers, they are for girls
my mistake sorry for being thong
bluebandits
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I undiestand. Let's put a stop to this now
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bluebandits said:I undiestand. Let's put a stop to this now
agree, its turning into pantimime
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/4d89b972-e8d9-11de-a756-00144feab49a.html?
This is useful. But you can pull as many political strings as you like - Assets an be "seized" but they may turn out to be worthless. Companies across the world took a big hit in their valuations when news that Abu Dhabi may allow Dubai to default on its interest repayments.
What has happened now is that Abu Dhabi carries the exposure, to a small ($10 Billion today!) extent. They can impose qualifications and demands on how the monies are used, but nevertheless it's still a risk, but as said they had no alternative as the economy of the region would be affected if they stood aside.
This is useful. But you can pull as many political strings as you like - Assets an be "seized" but they may turn out to be worthless. Companies across the world took a big hit in their valuations when news that Abu Dhabi may allow Dubai to default on its interest repayments.
What has happened now is that Abu Dhabi carries the exposure, to a small ($10 Billion today!) extent. They can impose qualifications and demands on how the monies are used, but nevertheless it's still a risk, but as said they had no alternative as the economy of the region would be affected if they stood aside.
bluebandits said:City Lend Dubai £10,000,000,000
This ^^^^^^^^ Embarrasses (spl) me. It is fucking comments like this that piss off most neutrals and makes us a laughing stock frankly. In terms of investment by Sheik Mansour, our beloved club is but a tiny part but has done what I think was intended, by putting Abu Dhabi and more importantly Sheik Mansour on the map! I would like to hear from our Arab stock market guy's exactly what percentage of the Sheiks portfolio is tied up in our club. I love the fact that he has invested in us but dont get carried away thinking that the whole wealth of Abu Dhabi is behind us, it isnt.
Wind your neck in FFS! Why do you always get one Mr PC on every thread? Jesus f***ing H Christ!
Yeah, I'm really sure every other clubs forums are currently in meltdown becuase of what I posted.
Luckily enough the other 99.9% of City fans who have read the title and thread have taken it as it was supposed to be, with a pinch of salt.
As for you Mr PC, go and do something less boring instead.
S04
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I reckon that I´m needed again.
Abu Dhabi lends Dubai 10bn..correct
Same guys that own City?..correct
Is it the same money..?
Tough one this, basically it is because The Al-Nahyans own Abu Dhabi, and ADUG is the composed of the six brothers belonging to the most powerful fraction of the Al-Nahyans, the ruler of Abu Dhabi is the crownprince (who is an ADUG member), not the Emir that basically tries to run the whole country in a federal sense.
Abu Dhabi lends Dubai 10bn..correct
Same guys that own City?..correct
Is it the same money..?
Tough one this, basically it is because The Al-Nahyans own Abu Dhabi, and ADUG is the composed of the six brothers belonging to the most powerful fraction of the Al-Nahyans, the ruler of Abu Dhabi is the crownprince (who is an ADUG member), not the Emir that basically tries to run the whole country in a federal sense.
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Not our owner!
mammutly
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Isn't there a tribal connection?
From the little I know about Arab culture, this deal will have other layers beyond the hard finance.
From the little I know about Arab culture, this deal will have other layers beyond the hard finance.