Also they couldn’t afford any of our good ones.
it’s ok the PL teams can and are
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Also they couldn’t afford any of our good ones.
Only fans I think mate.This fella knows his stuff.
Definitely subscribing to him. Does he have a patreon?
Where have you been catcher? Hope all is well
Uefa have cleared them to both compete the rules might change but with more clubs being multi owned it's going to be a minefieldHow does the city group deal with both City and Girona in the CL next season?
Also they couldn’t afford any of our good ones.
I think we may keep them
And go 2 points minus
Stick 2 fingers up to the prem and there cartel clubs
I'm not sure how he sees the relationship going, but I doubt either party would be a feeder club. Maybe some cooperation between the two at certain moments.
Mussolini is a distant relative.Surprised no one has asked if he's Pro Palestine or Israel yet.
there will be a club do it at some pointerm… i know it’s the weekend n all do you like a smoke?…![]()
Farhad Moshiri has this evening notified all interested groups in purchasing Everton of his preference to sign an exclusivity deal with Dan Friedkin. Friedkin, CEO of The Friedkin Group, is also owner of Italian side AS Roma.
Dan Friedkin, 59, who's net worth Forbes estimates to be $6.2 billion (£4.9bn), has requested time to fully assess the deal and terms before signing an exclusivity agreement. If he does proceed, he is set to purchase current owner Farhad Moshiri’s 94 per cent stake in the club.
Friedkin was ranked as an outsider last week. Meanwhile, local businessman Andy Bell and George Downing's group, who are still open to being involved in any successful bid, were seen as an early front runner. With Moshiri moving goalposts, Vatche Manoukian and his consortium submitted a bid this week alongside MSP's initial offer.
The consortium led by London-based businessman Vatche Manoukian put in a £400m all-equity offer while Vici Private Finance, backed by two billionaires also stepped forward to table a bid. This is all whilst talks were had with A-CAP and John Textor, who owns a 45% stake in Crystal Palace.
After a chaotic search for a new owner, an exclusivity deal is yet to be signed, but according to Farhad Moshiri, it's getting closer.
The Bobble.
Hey buddy you ok? Just been a bit chocca with work, how are you?
How does the city group deal with both City and Girona in the CL next season?