I'm still not clear on why a pure profit-motive is not being countenanced.
I'll make some assumptions that seem reasonable:
1) The Premier League continues to grow worldwide
2) Arsenal continues to be a highly covered/marketed/followed club
3) Prem teams in general grow in valuation
4) Arsenal do not get relegated
5) Kroenke does not care about trophies
6) Arsenal make enough money from sponsorships/commercial to maintain regular competition for European spots
Why would someone who loves money not desire more shares in that situation?
I'll make some assumptions that seem reasonable:
1) The Premier League continues to grow worldwide
2) Arsenal continues to be a highly covered/marketed/followed club
3) Prem teams in general grow in valuation
4) Arsenal do not get relegated
5) Kroenke does not care about trophies
6) Arsenal make enough money from sponsorships/commercial to maintain regular competition for European spots
Why would someone who loves money not desire more shares in that situation?