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From: Baldoni on 21 Feb 2010 07:37 DC wrote on 21/02/2010 : > Baldoni wrote: > >>>> >>>> Stan Kroenke has taken his stake to within 17 shares of the 30 per >>>> cent limit, at which he would have to launch a formal takeover (which >>>> if he reaches he couldn't be stopped from buying the club). >>> >>> >>> Shall I dig the rules out again for you? >> >> I am obsessed with man utd and will say anything. I loves it more so today >> as we had a 2-0 win and Utd were caned 3-1 at Everton. >> > > Hey balders corrected for accuracy Anyone who is familiar with my style of prose will know that I did not write that line immediately. :-) -- Count Baldoni In hoc signo vinces
From: DC on 21 Feb 2010 07:48 Baldoni wrote: > DC wrote on 21/02/2010 : >> Baldoni wrote: >> >>>>> >>>>> Stan Kroenke has taken his stake to within 17 shares of the 30 per >>>>> cent limit, at which he would have to launch a formal takeover (which >>>>> if he reaches he couldn't be stopped from buying the club). >>>> >>>> >>>> Shall I dig the rules out again for you? >>> >>> I am obsessed with man utd and will say anything. I loves it more so >>> today as we had a 2-0 win and Utd were caned 3-1 at Everton. >>> >> >> Hey balders corrected for accuracy > > Anyone who is familiar with my style of prose will know that I did not > write that line immediately. :-) > They will indeed know you didn't write it that's why it states "corrected for accuracy"
From: Mike Hall on 21 Feb 2010 09:17 On 21 Feb, 13:46, Mike Hall <tar...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > Arsenal's debt is easily serviceable > and I believe that the club is the most profitable in the Premier > League, though I would not put my life on that. Not including transfers of first-team players obviously. Mike Hall
From: SteveH on 21 Feb 2010 11:04 Mike Hall <tarrow(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > On 21 Feb, 13:46, Mike Hall <tar...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > > Arsenal's debt is easily serviceable > > and I believe that the club is the most profitable in the Premier > > League, though I would not put my life on that. > > Not including transfers of first-team players obviously. Such blind faith and optimism. Shame it's been influenced by inaccurate spin. Arsenal are no more or less safe than United and Liverpool. In many ways they're significantly less safe as their assets won't even cover their debts. -- SteveH
From: nigel on 21 Feb 2010 13:38
SteveH wrote: > Mike Hall <tarrow(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > > >>On 21 Feb, 13:46, Mike Hall <tar...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: >> >>>Arsenal's debt is easily serviceable >>>and I believe that the club is the most profitable in the Premier >>>League, though I would not put my life on that. >> >>Not including transfers of first-team players obviously. > It will be interesting to see if Fabregas stays or goes this summer. I reckon Arsenal are two or three top-quality players short of champions potential, most obviously lacking a top class goalie and a free-scoring striker who can hold the line. > > Such blind faith and optimism. > > Shame it's been influenced by inaccurate spin. > > Arsenal are no more or less safe than United and Liverpool. In many ways > they're significantly less safe as their assets won't even cover their > debts. > That's true of most clubs, I believe, including the one I follow. Every club counts as an asset intangibles such as global branding and goodwill, but they're not things you can sell when you get into Portsmouth's position. |