The Agenda (Merged)

[Bill]

Re: so this agenda thing.

FFs this is getting bad now.

Seems if your white and rich your Ok, if not we will ignore you.

I couldn't disagree with your first line at least.

Possibly only bettered by ruler man.

:)

 

[aguero93:20]

Re: so this agenda thing.

FFs this is getting bad now. spoke to my mam(mum) this morning( who is a city fan but not really up with football) asked if she had seen the snow at the city game. no she said all they showed was chelsea, utd and arsenal, nothing about city. If she can see it, then its plane to all.

Lets have a look at the owners


Club Owner(s) Estimated combined net worth Source of wealth
Arsenal
(more information) United States Stan Kroenke (66%)[1]
Russia Alisher Usmanov (15%)
Iran Farhad Moshiri (15%) £4,000m
£18,600m
£2,900m Kroenke Sports Enterprises
Metal and mining, investment
Steel and energy
Aston Villa
(more information) United States Randolph Lerner[2] £1,000m[3] MBNA Corporation, Progressive Corporation
Burnley England Mike Garlick (31.21%)
England John Banaszkiewicz (26.48%)
England Brendan Flood (15.22%)[4] £55m[5]
?
? Michael Bailey Associates
Freight Investor Services
Mosaic Private Equity
Chelsea
(more information) Russia Roman Abramovich[6] £9,500m[7] Oil and industry
Crystal Palace England Steve Parish
England Martin Long
England Stephen Browett
England Jeremy Hosking[8] ?
?
?
£193m[9] Tag Worldwide[10]
Churchill Insurance
Farr Vintners
Marathon Asset Management
Everton
(more information) England Bill Kenwright CBE (25.84%)
England Robert Earl (23.27%)
England Jon Woods (18.92%)[11] £33m[9]
£240m[9]
? Theatre production
Planet Hollywood
Ocean Software
Hull City Egypt The Allam Family[12] £317m[13] Allam Marine
Leicester City Thailand The Srivaddhanaprabha Family[14] £1,600m[15] King Power International Group
Liverpool
(more information) United States John W. Henry[16] £1,600m[17] John W. Henry & Company (futures trading), Fenway Sports Group,
Manchester City
(more information) United Arab Emirates Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan £20,000m[9] Oil and industry, investment
Manchester United
(more information) United States The Glazer Family[18] £4,400m[19] First Allied Corporation, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Newcastle United
(more information) England Mike Ashley £6,000m[20] Sports Direct International
Queens Park Rangers
(more information) Malaysia Tony Fernandes (66%)
India Lakshmi Mittal (33%)[21] £650m[22]
£15,800m[23] Air Asia, Tune Group, Caterham F1 Team
ArcelorMittal
Southampton Switzerland Katharina Liebherr £3,000m[24] Inheritance
Stoke City England The Coates Family[25] £925m[26] Bet365
Sunderland United States Ellis Short[27] £1,360m[28] Lone Star Funds, Skibo Castle
Swansea City Wales Mr. & Mrs. Martin Morgan (22.5%)
South Africa Brian Katzen (20%)
Wales Swansea City Supporters Trust (20%)
Wales Huw Jenkins (12.5%)
Wales Robert Davies (10%)[29] £32m[9]
?
?
?
?
Property, hotels and travel
?
Investment trust
?
?
Tottenham Hotspur
(more information) England Joe Lewis (70.6% of 85% holding company)
England Daniel Levy (29.4% of 85% holding company)[30] £4,900m[31]
? Tavistock Group
ENIC Group
West Bromwich Albion
(more information) England Jeremy Peace (59.8%)
England Geoff Hale (10.4%)[32] ?
? Investment
Property development[33]
West Ham United
(more information) Iceland CB Holding ehf (10%)
England David Gold (35.1%)
Wales David Sullivan (51.1%)[34] ?
£250m[9]
£400m[9] Straumur Investment Bank

Seems if your white and rich your Ok, if not we will ignore you.

It's a funny thing to jump out reading that list but I don't think the Coates Family (Stoke) should be allowed to own a Premier League club and a bookmaking company that takes bets on Premier League football, it opens the door for some crooked behaviour.

 

[pudge]

Re: so this agenda thing.

I knew it...

 

[HelloCity]

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[Balti]

Re: so this agenda thing.

mostly we just fucking hate rags lol

 

[Hamann Pineapple]

Re: so this agenda thing.

Jose says there is an agenda, against Chelsea !

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/30618225" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/30618225</a>

 

[Aguero_Element]

Re: so this agenda thing.

haha if jose thinks there is agenda against chelsea he needs to look at things from our perspective :D.


He is only saying that because he can.

 

[jaiguruKun]

Re: so this agenda thing.

Many things anger Man City fans?
This tweet smacks of Hilda.

 

[Henkeman]

Re: so this agenda thing.

Mourinho always says something controversial after a poor result. It's to distract the media from his players and the performance; the media fall for it every single time. Remember the ballboys thing after they lost? It's no different.

And if the media do keep falling for it, then he's going to keep doing it. Good management really.

 

[BayernMan]

Re: so this agenda thing.

Mou made the same claims after the Chelsea vs Bayern Super Cup game, he's just blowing off steam....