eyalluvitt
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“Rhubarb till I die”I'm cutting my apple tree down!
“Rhubarb till I die”I'm cutting my apple tree down!
That is essentially a propaganda article for Saudi Arabia from Dan Roan who has spent the last decade writing vile and biased articles about our owner. Also bear in mind that Abu Dhabi is one of the most liberal regimes in the entire Middle East, especially compared to Saudi. So why has Roan and his BBC pals been so selective and vicious with his coverage of City?
I’d prefer it if Moldova were the state that bought them.There's still Kuwait, Bahrain, and further afield Brunei - none of whicj have invested into Football AFAIK
Or why Posh is doing $5.00 b/j's ;-)
You was robbed mate!!
Apple cannot buy Utd with company money, their investors will have a fit. I own Apple shares and would ditch them if they bought utd, and would never buy Apple again (Sharp anyone, how did that work out). Also every investment would need some sort of board approval which wouldn't work with a football club. They could buy a percentage of shares but out right ownership no chanceBut Apple would sell 1.1 billion phones over night. That’s how many United fans there are according to United and their media whores.
The mental gymnastics and hypocrisy really are something to beholdThat is essentially a propaganda article for Saudi Arabia from Dan Roan who has spent the last decade writing vile and biased articles about our owner. Also bear in mind that Abu Dhabi is one of the most liberal regimes in the entire Middle East, especially compared to Saudi. So why has Roan and his BBC pals been so selective and vicious with his coverage of City?
It won’t just be that either. They’ll want to be in on the streaming deals when Sky becomes obsolete.Apple cannot buy Utd with company money, their investors will have a fit. I own Apple shares and would ditch them if they bought utd, and would never buy Apple again (Sharp anyone, how did that work out). Also every investment would need some sort of board approval which wouldn't work with a football club. They could buy a percentage of shares but out right ownership no chance
Maybe, but with only Utd to stream the people who would pay is small. The majority of their worldwide fans are in poor countries that can't afford to pay for any streaming service. If they pay 5bil for Utd thats a lot to recoup from a dwindling fan base. No shareholder in their right minds would sanction thatIt won’t just be that either. They’ll want to be in on the streaming deals when Sky becomes obsolete.
Which is why they’d probably prefer the exclusive rights to stream the whole PL, not just the rags.Maybe, but with only Utd to stream the people who would pay is small. The majority of their worldwide fans are in poor countries that can't afford to pay for any streaming service. If they pay 5bil for Utd thats a lot to recoup from a dwindling fan base. No shareholder in their right minds would sanction that