all 19 apparentlyYes. Name those clubs. We know who they are. The corrupt owners at LFC, MUFC, Arsenal, Spurs. The greedy bastards who have fleeced the fans for years. Well it's farewell to them. They have ruled the roost but now the times are changing.
all 19 apparently
Make no mistake, there will be renewed push for Super League now Saudis got in and safe to say Newcastle wont be part of those plans.
This Newcastle takeover will shake up football big time (no i dont mean Newcastle domination, cos in any case that would be years off if ever achieved).
all 19 apparently
Make no mistake, there will be renewed push for Super League now Saudis got in and safe to say Newcastle wont be part of those plans.
This Newcastle takeover will shake up football big time (no i dont mean Newcastle domination, cos in any case that would be years off if ever achieved).
I don't think anybody actually wanted the takeover to happen, City included. The potential effects of hyperinflation could be damaging to alot of clubs.We have also learned that the £305million deal — led by Saudi’s £700billion Public Investment Fund (PIF) — was strongly resisted throughout by Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal and Tottenham, with Spurs said to be the chief agitator in lobbying the Premier League to deny the Saudis entry to the top flight. [ Daily Mail ]
Apparently we and Chelsea aren't in the Revolt. It's the yanks
The Americans are absolutely hell-bent on creating a closed shop that produces dividends or capital appreciation with little effort and little risk.We have also learned that the £305million deal — led by Saudi’s £700billion Public Investment Fund (PIF) — was strongly resisted throughout by Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal and Tottenham, with Spurs said to be the chief agitator in lobbying the Premier League to deny the Saudis entry to the top flight. [ Daily Mail ]
Apparently we and Chelsea aren't in the Revolt. It's the yanks
Is Will Haaland the Aldi version of Erling Haaland?Will Haaland be the new Andy Carroll ?
Well there’s a fucking surprise!We have also learned that the £305million deal — led by Saudi’s £700billion Public Investment Fund (PIF) — was strongly resisted throughout by Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal and Tottenham, with Spurs said to be the chief agitator in lobbying the Premier League to deny the Saudis entry to the top flight. [ Daily Mail ]
No no it's not dead, it's restin'!"I'd like to register a complaint! This Premier League club I bought off you from this very boutique is dead!"
"It's not dead. It's in transition."
"I know a dead club when I see one..."