Well at .least he will blow Liverpool's asthma inhalers out the window.Reckon he’ll appoint his cycling guru to a high position within OT? I do.
So if this information is correct Jassim/state have been planning for this moment to happen for the last couple of years for United to become available? Or was there already communication between jassim/the state and the glazer’s about the possibility of a sale? Which begs the question are they really going to walk away at this point? And how does that make Ratcliffe look, has he just been used as a pawn?Tweet
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Leaving the hotelWas he spotted outside or was he spotted coming out of there?
Hardly hard to find outUnbelievable the way people have this kind of random knowledge of who owns a hotel and is on the board
One can only hope.Obviously this now means there is no doubt Qatar have won, but what if it's just some rich guy stopping in one of London's prestigious hotels?
By the look of him, he uses them as hotel.Looking forward to tomorrow when Avram's seen leaving a petrochemical facility.
I just feel that if you wanted to compete against PSG and co in French football — why the heck did you buy Nice to start with?He can’t compete with Lens and Marseille? he’s about to enter his 5th season with Nice what the feck is he doing if they’re mid table at this point? The French league is poor. Lacazette is currently the leagues second top goal scorer with 25 goals he was washed up in the PL years ago.
The French league is shit. I’m not having any excuse why a multi billionaire who wants to own United and compete in the hardest league in the world can’t at least get in the mix for a Europa spot in France
I don’t buy your Swiss opinion either. How badly must it be run that he can’t even keep a club in that semi-pro league with his backing? something isn’t right with Ineos owning sports teams they’re awful at it.
Yeah, the women's FA Cup final just happened. Do you think he hates London so much that he'd fly back to Florida as soon as the game ended?Something is up, he is still in London and not back in Florida.
courtesy? What in the last 18 years has shown you the Glazers have any of that ?I mean what if he's just there as a courtesy call to inform them in person.
I don't know how many hotels of that caliber there are in London tbh but the Qataris owns 3 of the 4 I do know, the one they don't being The Ritz, so I'd imagine it's not uncommon to see the Glazers at one of these hotels when they're actually over in the UK.One can only hope.
He’s been in London since Friday. He flew in and out the same day last time he was here for a final.Yeah, the women's FA Cup final just happened. Do you think he hates London so much that he'd fly back to Florida as soon as the game ended?
Why not? It's an historical club, in a large french city that has very recent infrastructures.I just feel that if you wanted to compete against PSG and co in French football — why the heck did you buy Nice to start with?
Isn’t it very obviously just a play to buy a football club and develop it long term?
Every time I go to any hotel anywhere, to stay there, or just have a meal or a drink, it's only ever because I'm about to close a deal with the owners.Obviously this now means there is no doubt Qatar have won, but what if it's just some rich guy stopping in one of London's prestigious hotels?
By the look of him, he uses them as hotel.