Damo_1878
Don't care. Not bothered.
It's the purchase of a half-billion-dollar business in one of the richest sports leagues in the world, not a second hand tv off craigslist. Friedkin will have his people going through every inch of this club with a fine toothcomb, turning over every stone. Could be weeks or even months if so required. Then there's all the Premier Leagues owners tests to deal with, which could also be any amount of time - assuming of course, he wants to proceed with the purchase of a business that is currently a financial mess.
He's obviously a serious guy, and conducts his business in private, not like 777 who had a public running commentary. It's a lengthy process, they're professional people, and I'm sure they'll update the world only when there is something concrete to report. Signs are positive so far though.
I wouldn't expect their due diligence to take any longer than 3 months maximum. They can be getting Premier League permission in parallel and that will have already started
You are absolutely right about the stark difference in media approach. 777 Partners had literally journalists (including one "A.M.") literally briefing for them, virtually daily. It was forced and it was because 777 Partners were on a timeline because they intended to leverage us/the stadium to save their own "business". When that started to face opposition they tried to silence those concerns. Totally inappropriately.
This is a totally different situation. Friedkin Group are business people insofar they run businesses on an ongoing sustainable basis with their own money on the line.
There isn't a media running commentary but I'm led to believe they are talking to people. Surrounding the club
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