Hugh Jass
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Maybe they will take Martial off us. 80 million.
Aramco is the most valuable company in the world or there abouts.Considering the size of Newcastle, the history of the club, the reach of the Premier League, Aramco’s obscurity and their need to put their name out there, it sounds like £1.8 billion over 6 years is a fair, non-inflated, market rate, compensation for the naming rights of the stadium
The only thing standing in the way of them welcoming more rich b*stards into the league was that other rich b*stards already there (BEIN) had issues with them. Once they squashed it, everything was copacetic.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.
*Thatsthejoke.gif*Aramco is the most valuable company in the world or there abouts.
Aramco is the most valuable company in the world or there abouts.
Does this mean we have no chance of getting Sean Longstaff now?
Let’s not overreactJust glad it wasn't us. I'd rather keep the Glazers.
Football is over. Chelsea and City accelerated it's death, city in particular as they were an absolute nothing club. Chelsea at least had put in the groundwork of becoming a competitive team.
If you're a team like Brentford or villa or any club that's been working so hard to build and progress then this is like being booted off the 'pyramid' and being told to be grateful to be let back on. Newcastle are a floundering shambles of a club and through no sporting merit at all are about to overtake clubs who have had projects in place for years with blood sweat and tears in it.
Abu Dhabi v Saudi Arabia. They should be made to change names to reflect reality. They're not football clubs anymore.
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.are the Saudi Government buying them or just a wealthy Saudi Arabian?
M O N E Y.How did MBS pass the fit and proper test. US and UK intelligence agencies both confirmed he was involved with the murder.
How did MBS pass the fit and proper test. US and UK intelligence agencies both confirmed he was involved with the murder.
Is right,Liverpool are more at risk than we are. We earn enough to compete with these lot even with the Glazers handbrakes being pulled.
Liverpool don't.
You only have to look at the wealth of the owners of the other clubs in the PL to see that the wealth of an owner doesn't translate to spending power.
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.
Yes they will….. money money money moneyWhy Newcastle? Why not United, Spurs, Liverpool, Arsenal? Why buy a team in which you need to replace all players and club which don't have big reputation. They will need 6,7 years to create a team for top 4 (if that is their goal of course). They can have all money in the world but top players will not go there now.
FSG are much better than the Glazers. They've invested in all areas of the club, on and off the pitch. They continue to redevelop Anfield and have a built a new training ground. They also recruit smartly meaning they don't have to spend as much as they get it right first time. The Glazers are a joke in comparison.
In the same way UK does business with Saudis all the time. By looking the other way.How did MBS pass the fit and proper test. US and UK intelligence agencies both confirmed he was involved with the murder.
Which is why they never put MBS as the owner of the club. Yasir is a business guy and not royal familyI feel like someone brazen enough to chop up a journalist who is an American resident, in the embassy in a foreign country, might not be very respectful of the divide between his roles in PIF and as the ruler of his country.
That’s just me though. Beyond chopping up journalists, killing dissidents, bombing neighbouring countries, funding extremism, and hacking public figures, he might be a genuinely nice guy. We will never know.
How did MBS pass the fit and proper test. US and UK intelligence agencies both confirmed he was involved with the murder.
You jest but, sadly, that is the world we now live in. City owners are bad but they are schoolboys compared to the Saudis.
PL is a shell of what it could have been. You are either big enough you get a vampire bat sucking you dry (United, Arsenal, Pool, Newcastle until 5mis ago) or you become some kind of sportswashing/political bolthole (City, Chelsea, Newcastle as of 5 mins ago).
Which is why they never put MBS as the owner of the club. Yasir is a business guy and not royal family
Probably because people have already seen everything to see that is there. No one is surprised anymore that Saudis are allowed to invest in yet another thing. They already invest in half of the big companies in almost every other country. Every country is happy to take their investment.The sad part is not the fact that Saudis are taking over Newcastle; it’s the depressing mental gymnastics and clear attempts to “nothing to see here” this away.
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..It’s literally a sovereign fund and MBS is the chairman. What a joke
They can go for Haaland. Welcoming their new 500M underwear sponsor.Can they outright go buy the likes of Haaland and so on? Or will they have to Robinho it out?