How much is his £10m from 1989 worth today? That's a nice starting point.How much has he raised?
About £24m...How much is his £10m from 1989 worth today? That's a nice starting point.
Anybody wealthy enough to buy out the Glazers sure as hell isn't going to share it, that's for sure.If he can form some kind of partnership with Ratcliffe or someone like him he might have a chance, otherwise he's just wasting his time.
He once played Keepie uppie infront of the Stretford End wearing the world's tightest Bryan Robson cosplay. Google it.Who is he? Can someone give me a quick summary? Would this be a good thing?
Watching the video he says everything is ready but he needs Ratcliffe to come forward. So maybe everything isn’t ready…How much is his £10m from 1989 worth today? That's a nice starting point.
We'll be fine as long as there are levers to pullWhat is actually a lot worse than the Glazers is fecking crazy owners or fan owned. That would really destroy us.
He used to own Carlisle United, once made himself manager and ran them into the ground. He's an idiot.Who is he? Can someone give me a quick summary? Would this be a good thing?
It's a bid riddled with expletivesHostile bid? Does that mean you offer way below the value price then get turned away?
So this isn't exactly great news?He used to own Carlisle United, once made himself manager and ran them into the ground. He's an idiot.
Laporta might be available soon, so let’s pull some leversWe'll be fine as long as there are levers to pull
Based on Knighton's past history it's probably more akin to fan fiction than news.So this isn't exactly great news?
He's not serious. He's an attention whore and he knows that talking about the Glazers/United gets his name back in the news. No real potential buyer would go into business with this guy.So this isn't exactly great news?
It means the club is not officially for sale, so your consortium pays way over the odds for each share to guarantee that most shareholders will sell to you.Hostile bid? What does it even mean? Time to get the pitchforks ready or what?
What percentage of the club is owned by non-glazers? It’s not much is it?It means the club is not officially for sale, so your consortium pays way over the odds for each share to guarantee that most shareholders will sell to you.
It's like me walking into the Porsche garage and flashing them the tenner in my wallet and asking to see their best 911 Turbo.Google says he’s with 7m quid. Please tell me Google is wrong?![]()