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Not really bothered unless they start competing with us. If it comes to that then it’ll be really unfair and hopefully the appropriate bodies will intervene.
When have we ever relied on simply "outspending everyone?"Well the sugar daddy owners like Abromovich, the oil owners all do it massively.
The point is United would just need a top up on top of what we can already spend and we could literally outspend anybody with that right owner.
Yes we already spend high, but as I said earlier that shouldn’t negate the fact we could spend a lot more with the right owner.
Just look at the Pandora papers leak, all the super rich do the exact same thing. No one will or can stop them.That's how businesses work aint it. By putting out a different name or create a new subsidiary when they want things to happen their way..
Hahaha it really gets to me that these people are so much worth than the City owners ???They can go for Haaland. Welcoming their new 500M underwear sponsor.
Lots of us might start coming round to all this.Random footballers I reckon they might buy:
Donny
Martial
Lautaro Martinez
Sterling
Funny thing is, that's what it comes down to in general. All these morality lectures are just a smoke screen.Not really bothered unless they start competing with us. If it comes to that then it’ll be really unfair and hopefully the appropriate bodies will intervene.
People were acting like the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia were buying them and the Crown Prince would attend games. If it is an investment fund that is accustomed to buying into Western businesses........The Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund is buying it. The Saudi state will have no ownership or control over the football club. The governer of the PIF, Yasir Al-Rumayyan will be the president of NUFC.
Though the chairman of PIF in MBS.
The PIF has previously invested in Uber, Twitter, BP, Bank of America, Disney, Boeing and so many other companies.
All this is on paper. Depending on what you think of Saudis, you can draw your own conclusions.
Prem CL places will be increased to 5 or 6 soon enough.United will do well to hang on to a CL place in the years to come. Tough.
and Sarabia.Random footballers I reckon they might buy:
Donny
Martial
Lautaro Martinez
Sterling
Robinho-style first.Can they outright go buy the likes of Haaland and so on? Or will they have to Robinho it out?
As we've seen with our noisy neighbours, money always wins out. Newcastle will do whatever they like and nobody will stop them. There might be some cosmetic facade of appearing to make them play by the FFP rules, but it will be meaningless. Suddenly the corner flags at St James's Park are sponsored for a billion quid each, the stadium for 10 billion.Can they outright go buy the likes of Haaland and so on? Or will they have to Robinho it out?
What makes you think you know my intention or what I care or don’t care about?Funny thing is, that's what it comes down to in general. All these morality lectures are just a smoke screen.
Qatari compainy BEIN Sports held the PL broadcasting rights for the Middle East. Saudia Arabia have/had beef with Qatar so blocked BEIN Sports in Saudi Arabia, meaning the only way to watch games there was to pirate them on dodgy streams. The Saudi government kind of let those streams happen/almost encouraged them.So what changed for the PL? That statement about legal assurance is obviously a joke so something behind the scenes must have changed. Super league concept putting them on a backfoot worrying that they'll lose their monetary monopoly? Something Tory government related who were pressured by KSA? Any ideas or insights?
And I mean more than just "money makes the world" because obviously that wasn't the case two years ago.
The anti-human rights league?Can we just put PSG, Newcastle and City in a league of their own?
Whilst I think this is overstating the case I do think there's truth there. I was a lot more pissed off at your dodgy owner back in the first Mourinho stint when it looked like you were gonna spend so much that no other team in the world could compete and I was expecting you to win like 9 out of every 10 league titles and bore us all to death. Now loads of teams spend more than you I can't say I find myself worrying about Abramovich as much.Funny thing is, that's what it comes down to in general. All these morality lectures are just a smoke screen.
Unless they get a top class coach, bring in loads of frees and manage to keep fees for other transfers down, which will be hard because selling clubs know they have loads of money and will look for higher prices accordingly. It's highly unlikely there for anything less than 1bn.I’m not saying they won’t spend that much, they have the potential to splash much more than a billion over the next few years. But if they’re clever they could feasibly put together a team challenging for the CL spots for less than that. When they reach Europe is when you start to see the big vanity transfers.
That'd be hilarious. Having unlimited funds and buying those twoRandom footballers I reckon they might buy:
Donny
Martial
Lautaro Martinez
Sterling
I'd be more worried about other things with the new owners: like staying in one piece.The squad must be shitting themselves. Will have a complete turnover within 2-3 windows.
So this thread would be 24 pages old if they brought Corinthians or any other club that's zero threat to Europe's elite?What makes you think you know my intention or what I care or don’t care about?
Enjoy your ownership if that suits you, but if you find that you are having to lie to yourself to do so, you might have a problem.
Europa Cup is fast becoming our competition anyway. Quite exciting.United will do well to hang on to a CL place in the years to come. Tough.
Yea but the Pl and UEFA will pile into that and stop it due to FFP breaches?They will get some obscene money from ‘Sponsors’ a la City. Gary Cook, before he resigned as CEO at City managed to get a £500 m sponsorship deal from his former employer, Nike. A plane buff mate of mine said the Saudis are looking to revamp their airline so you can imagine a conversation that goes like this. ‘ Hello, is that Boeing?’. ‘I’m looking to buy 100 new planes would you be interested’. ‘Er, yes’. ‘Good, I would like one in Newcastle United colours which would look good if Boeing sponsored the team’. ‘How much do you want’?.
ThisThe only positive about this is that they won't be buying us.
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It's almost inevitable. People with that kind of money don't roll into town to play around the edges. They are serious.Another club plucked from obscurity by oil....
A matter of when, not if they will win a Premier League title now