Robbie Boy
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Always makes sure he covers every angle, so he can say he was rightHe's the guy that talks a hell of a lot about very little.
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I remember the days when SSN was reputable.
Always makes sure he covers every angle, so he can say he was rightHe's the guy that talks a hell of a lot about very little.
Welcome to Sky Sports News
Good advice! Or in my case, look after the fiver and the tenner will look after itsslfLook after the millions and the billions will look after themselves!
I think you're getting confused mate.They just spent 220billion for a 4 weeks event. You think they want to quibble over a few hundred million difference for the appearance of not looking foolish? It would be like Ronaldo arguing over the price of his paint job on his lambo.
What I hate is how he starts off every interview with "from what I am hearing..."Always makes sure he covers every angle, so he can say he was right
I remember the days when SSN was reputable.
Never said dumb or stupid, just not as smart as Malcom. Btw, malcom fecked us but got himself or his estate a hell of a dealIn any business you never assume the person on the other side is dumb or stupid. You never prepare things from that perspective
You cant compare the two. I'd list the million reasons, but you're on a Man United forum so I shouldnt need to.Yep just like PSG dominated World Football, oh wait..
Can never substantiate anything he says, and just comes across clueless.What I hate is how he starts off every interview with "from what I am hearing..."
Feckin hell, it could be from jassim's neighbour's cousin's barber!
Oh man, you still fart about with folding money?! In my case, Look after the debit card, and you’ll never have any change to park the car!!Good advice! Or in my case, look after the fiver and the tenner will look after itsslf
Let’s be completely honest here, how many of the people who complained about state ownership did it from a place of point scoring and using it as an attempt to discredit the achievements as opposed to genuine moral grounds? I bet that number is far, far higher.Fecking hell mate.
At least you admit it. Fair play.
Stolen from American investor Barren Wuffett.Look after the millions and the billions will look after themselves!
Honestly I have less of a problem with Malcolm than the cnuts in the PL who allowed it.Never said dumb or stupid, just not as smart as Malcom. Btw, malcom fecked us but got himself or his estate a hell of a deal
So true. I am guessing that Sky had to start competing against the shorter media cycles due to social media and broadcast/internet media.... Or so I have been hearing!@sglowrider thinking about it, it's funny. I'm not into any form of social media whatsoever, and I get my footie news from here.
However, back in the day, SSN was absolutely spot on and totally reputable. I spent so many hours of my youth glued to SSN and still vividly remember them breaking the Rooney to United story, and the yellow ticker announcing we signed Nani and Anderson, out of nowhere. I haven't watched it in years, as it's become a farce. No idea what went so wrong for them.
I have fond memories of them from my youth. But now, they're like a fecking parody.So true. I am guessing that Sky had to start competing against the shorter media cycles due to social media and broadcast/internet media.... Or so I have been told!
These guys just post what ever shite comes into their heads.You’re shitting me?
Probably for their social media engagement, it seems like that’s the second most important thing to many, after breathing.@sglowrider thinking about it, it's funny. I'm not into any form of social media whatsoever, and I get my footie news from here.
However, back in the day, SSN was absolutely spot on and totally reputable. I spent so many hours of my youth glued to SSN and still vividly remember them breaking the Rooney to United story, and the yellow ticker announcing we signed Nani and Anderson, out of nowhere. I haven't watched it in years, as it's become a farce. No idea what went so wrong for them.
He’s a mandroid who starts every.staccato.sentence.with. “…..Look….”Seriously, who the feck is this Kaveh bloke on Sky?!
Hes at an age now he wants to leave a legacy. That's all their is too itI don’t think a ‘private’ wealthy individual would buy Utd unless they were worth in excess of 100bn. Makes no sense based on likely return and the stress. Would need to be seriously wealthy enough for Utd to just be a hobby for them. That’s why I don’t understand SJR’s bid.
Yeap. Used to be gospel. Now its as credible as social media.I have fond memories of them from my youth. But now, they're like a fecking parody.
At least its not crypto!!Oh man, you still fart about with folding money?! In my case, Look after the debit card, and you’ll never have any change to park the car!!![]()
Don’t be such a goody two shoes![]()
Don’t be such a goody two shoessglowrider said:
More like Adam Ant
Sadly for some in the younger generation, it is more important than breathing.Probably for their social media engagement, it seems like that’s the second most important thing to many, after breathing.
No its not about Antman.... so for those who don't know what we are on about...Don’t be such a goody two shoes
Holy flashback!
Ah to be young again, when there was music on MTV, reliable sports news on Sky, and social media was uploading a picture of your dinner onto MySpace!Sad for the younger generation, it is more important than breathing.
Yeah we seen a lot of that whenever criticisms were directed at Qatar during the World Cup. I always thought if we ever got bought by Qatar, Saudi Arabia etc. that many United fans would hop onboard the sportswashing train. I just never imagined so many would get on at the first stop.Yes. And that's the thing I can't quite wrap my head around. Or rather - I understand it, but I'm shocked to see United fans I've known for years doing it.
And...it's (actually): sportswashing. Yeah? The thing some people claim is a myth.
When I run into a season ticket holder (a man I have known for years) who now argues that:
a) "we're not like City, we're a big club - it's not the same thing"
b) "we won't cheat like City - because we don't need to"
and
c) "it isn't Qatar, it's a Qatari businessman"
...and the same man, when I say: "Come on, this is the very thing you've ridiculed City for" responds by accusing me of being "prejudiced" (he refuses to go into details when I ask him)...
...my conclusion is that it is not a myth, and that it does work.
Ah to be young again, when there was music on MTV, reliable sports news on Sky, and social media was uploading a picture of your dinner onto MySpace!![]()
No I'd quite like you to list a million reasons for me please mate.You cant compare the two. I'd list the million reasons, but you're on a Man United forum so I shouldnt need to.
No idea mate but I'm sure there were no doubt many. Sadly probably more than were genuine in their criticism.Let’s be completely honest here, how many of the people who complained about state ownership did it from a place of point scoring and using it as an attempt to discredit the achievements as opposed to genuine moral grounds? I bet that number is far, far higher.
Nope!I’ve been out tonight and not been able to keep up and I also can’t be arsed reading 10 pages.
Have we had any news since Jim’s bid went in?
Any new texts from Kaveh’s phone that he’s dramatically announced as breaking news lately?
Wot, Adam Ant is involved now?He just needs to stand and deliver now
I think it's off by 10 or 20 times, probably even more. It's embarrassing for Forbes to come out with such a ridiculously low estimate, only need a brief bit of research to realise how many times more they might be worthEven if it’s off by a few billion, he still wouldn’t have enough to buy United outright, promise a new stadium, massive annual transfer budgets and beyond.
As was mentioned elsewhere by MTF, having managed the sovereign wealth fund wouldn’t yield the manager many billions without massive corruption, which of course the Qataris are well familiar with given out they bribed their into getting the World Cup.
That would be £4billion. Still not enough to buy United. And that’s before we even get to the bit that it’s not him but one of his 15 kids allegedly attempt to buy United. This entire thing stinks to high heaven.I think it's off by 10 or 20 times, probably even more. It's embarrassing for Forbes to come out with such a ridiculously low estimate, only need a brief bit of research to realise how many times more they might be worth
Without any corruption the average fund manager takes 2% of the fund value per year PLUS 20% of profit - I'll leave you to do the maths on a £200bn fund that he managed for many years
Then he takes those billions and gives them to his sons to set up a family office to invest in things like this:
https://www.oerlive.com/qatar/former-qatari-pm-cashes-in-with-333-million-london-hotel-sales/
And these
https://www.manchesterworld.uk/spor...-mansions-to-yachts-and-picasso-works-4056410
Again I'll leave you to do the maths of how the family office fund might have grown in the decade since HBJ went private
Suffice to say they can very easily afford it and that's before even mentioning several financial institutions where they are either major shareholders or sit on the board (Deutsche Bank, QIB, etc) so they will have backing from whoever they need AND obviously will have a whole raft of wealthy friends & family if they want to put together a consortium
I know you have a huge antiQatar agenda but to suggest that a family of this level of global wealth can't afford to buy our club is simply laughable
I think your calculator is broken - try again.That would be £4billion. Still not enough to buy United. And that’s before we even get to the bit that it’s not him but one of his 15 kids allegedly attempt to buy United. This entire thing stinks to high heaven.
He actually mentioned 'sons' plural in the one interview he's done referencing Man United so although Sheikh Jassim is the leader, I think others are involvedI hope he doesn't have to spend the same amount for each kid, they'll own most of the PL