Javier Tebas named to UEFA's Executive Committee

bobbyowenquiff said:
Incredible. Tebas is a public supporter of Far Right groups in Spain. He has presided over a league that has been brought to its knees by corruption and fraud investigations at its leading clubs (Barcelona and Real Madrid) and seen some players and club directors jailed for match fixing (Real Betis). He has also faced corruption allegations relating to his son's ownership of football clubs in Spain.
These are just the sort of things you need on your CV to become a member of the UEFA Exec Committee. Will the English press continue to endorse all his public comments without any sense of scrutiny or balance?
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I don't think a League that appoints Mr Riley as it's chief of refs and var? can see anything wrong with Mr T s appointment.
 
Fantastic! They are destroying each other.

BBC Sport.

Real Madrid will launch lawsuits over a deal that will see a private equity company get a 10% share of future La Liga television rights.

The club will begin civil and criminal action against La Liga president Javier Tebas and CVC Capital Partners' chief Javier de Jaime Guijarro.

La Liga said clubs could vote on the 2.7bn euro (£2.3bn) deal on 12 August.

But Real Madrid said it would take "any appropriate legal action" to nullify any agreements reached.

La Liga said Real Madrid were using "coercive and threatening" methods to stop clubs having their say on the deal.
 
CVC are a US private equity fund registered in Luxembourg. You may remeber them buying a big chunk of Formula One. Big rows followed that too. Dont know if they still own any of it.
Their investors are institutional such as pension funds etc.
 
KS55 said:
CVC are a US private equity fund registered in Luxembourg. You may remeber them buying a big chunk of Formula One. Big rows followed that too. Dont know if they still own any of it.
Their investors are institutional such as pension funds etc.
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Funny how all these US private equity firms are trying to capture sports globally.
 
KS55 said:
CVC are a US private equity fund registered in Luxembourg. You may remeber them buying a big chunk of Formula One. Big rows followed that too. Dont know if they still own any of it.
Their investors are institutional such as pension funds etc.
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I thought it was the 3-digit number on the back of a credit card. If they get a cut of every transaction they’re definitely rolling in megabucks!
 
KS55 said:
CVC are a US private equity fund registered in Luxembourg. You may remeber them buying a big chunk of Formula One. Big rows followed that too. Dont know if they still own any of it.
Their investors are institutional such as pension funds etc.
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Get into a business bed with Americans and you will not be smiling the morning after. Ask the rags dippers and arse fans.
 
bobmcfc said:
Who are CVC and who exactly are the 300 investors worldwide. It would be very interesting to find Javier Tebas had any holdings with them.

The deal would be for 50 years and make CVC nearly 300b, with a initial investment of Under 3b.

Seems like a shit deal for La Liga
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Theyve invested in Pro14 and Premiership Rugby....and recently the 6 Nations......they say they invest to broaden and develop the sports...but theres always a price im sure...

www.rugbyworld.com

What are CVC’s plans for rugby? - Rugby World Magazine

What are CVC’s plans for rugby? Rugby World finds out why the private equity company is investing in different rugby tournaments
www.rugbyworld.com www.rugbyworld.com
 
Norman kneejerk said:
Correct. One or two companies around here had their pension funds emptied. too following US acquisitions. Always benefits them not you.
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Aye in the good old days we could rely on the likes of Robert Maxwell to raid the pension funds. Now they have to get the Americans to do it.
 
CVC are playing a clever game - huge upfront cash injection - massages the egos of incumbent Board members - they can invest these sums into the business - and play the hero. Longer term after they have buggered off the Company repays that initial cash injection hundreds of times over - they have affectively sold future incomes. Short term these deals look attractive long term they are awful - but to some only the short term seems to matter. Many of these types of schemes roll up all sorts of fees and payments - so incumbents often get very well rewarded for selling their (or more accurately their organisations) soul.
 
uefa - fuck super cup and pay fine for attempt gangbang on uefa .

teabag- i’m the fat ring leader ,now turn around , pull your pants and bend over .

psg- be gentle we got lubes and messi .

uefa - ok teabag you are our new boss .

teabag - i blame man city for financial doping .
 
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