FloydianMag

Whether you like them or not they are part of the football landscape and clubs have contractual obligations to them.

WTF

Hope this Man U supporting twat is correct!

This shit rearing it’s head again!!

Interesting

https://x.com/iftvofficial/status/1866838237731566034?s=46 january window on us and Italian media doing it’s usual.

Is that because Shareholder Loans would be subject to market rates of interest and impacted by a clubs credit rating/risk?

We could sell a couple of bridges🤣

That may well be, however he isn’t going to piss the Saudis off by given the new IR from preventing Saudi PIF ownership of NUFC wherever they choose to invest in the the North or even the South for that matter.

Interesting given the recent amendments put forward by the HoL and the independent football regulator to ban state ownership of football clubs!

Also the French who have a huge armament industry. This pie chart gives you an idea of Saudi/Gulf region spending in arms and what it could mean for the UK.

I’m sure in any decisions the government consider for the new IR they’ll always factor in the massive Saudi and Gulf region investment and spending in the UK whether people like it or not.

Peter Silverstone went to Saudi with the squad yesterday, I doubt he’s went for the warm weather training.

Times article https://archive.ph/phU2f

Potential new CEO https://x.com/craighope_dm/status/1857107876751323349?s=61&t=Yt8DTJJ-7Jh_ndgpdGSFKQ

Possibly but you have to factor in that what they did then wasn’t illegal. Hence the meeting on 22/11 will be fractious if not hostile to changes being applied retrospectively.

The players they’ve sold recently I doubt it was money from Bloom’s personal wealth that funded the Minteh purchase.

Interesting read although from October it sums up the problems the PL are facing on 22/11 when they meet. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5839766/2024/10/14/premier-league-shareholder-loans/

I guess there’s a fair chance those clubs will likely vote against the new ‘amendments’ PL have got themselves in a bit of a mess.