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"We got an email off Teasy who reckons that more than two bids have been made! Tune in at 5pm for our exclusive interview with Skirge to hear what he fkn thinks about this latest development!"

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"We got an email off Teasy who reckons that more than two bids have been made! Tune in at 5pm for our exclusive interview with Skirge to hear what he fkn thinks about this latest development!"

 

:celb:  :snod:

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"We got an email off Teasy who reckons that more than two bids have been made! Tune in at 5pm for our exclusive interview with Skirge to hear what he fkn thinks about this latest development!"

:lol: :lol: :lol: Yeah I have to wait until 5 as their bleep machine is playing up

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Newcastle confirm multiple £100m buyout bids

 

Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley has received at least two offers of £100m for the club.

 

Managing director Derek Llambias confirmed on Monday that several bids at the sportswear magnate's asking price have been tabled as hopes of a quick sale grow.

 

He said: "There have been more than two bids at £100m.

 

"At the moment, we are in the hands of lawyers and it is all ongoing.

 

"We are giving interested parties all the help that they need."

 

The identities of the bidders remain a closely-guarded secret with all having signed non-disclosure agreements before being granted access to the club's books.

 

Llambias is understood to have shown a Malaysian consortium around St James' Park and the club's training ground last week, while the Singapore-based Profitable Group and former chairman Freddy Shepherd are known to have held discussions with Seymour Pierce, the investment bank handling the sale.

 

However, amid suggestions that there have been offers at lower prices - the Malaysians were said to have bid £80m, but agreed to take on an overdraft of up to £40m - Llambias is adamant that £100m remains the figure prospective buyers need to meet.

 

The Magpies were put up for sale days after Ashley and Llambias held talks with Alan Shearer over the manager's job, and that vacancy is still to be filled.

 

Shearer is keen to take on the role, but it is caretaker boss Chris Hughton who is currently putting the players through their paces at a pre-season training camp in Ireland as talks behind the scenes continue.

 

Whoever does buy the club, time is fast running out before the start of the new Championship season on August 8 with the squad yet to be re-shaped and an annual wage bill which has been reduced to around £62m in the wake of recent departures, still way in excess of what a side outside of the Premier League can afford.

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=659347&sec=england&cc=5739

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There are bids of £100m on the table, but as Ashley is looking to pass on the £34m debt as well it looks like there is still some way to go before Cockney Wanka accepts a bid. More stalling tactics from his mouthpiece Llambiarse.

 

 

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"We got an email off Teasy who reckons that more than two bids have been made! Tune in at 5pm for our exclusive interview with Skirge to hear what he fkn thinks about this latest development!"

 

Llambias' Daughter: "Daddy, I can't do this maths question. What is 15 to the power of 4 times pi?"

 

Llambias: "More than two, that's for sure."

 

What a strange quote.

 

Hurry up, this is rediculous.

 

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http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11095_5417512,00.html

 

 

"Newcastle have received at least three bids for the club which meet owner Mike Ashley's £100million asking price.

 

Ashley put the club back on the market shortly after they slipped out of the Premier League at the end of last season.

 

Managing director Derek Llambias has confirmed that several parties are continuing to hold talks as hopes of a swift deal grow.

 

He said: "There have been more than two bids at £100million.

 

"At the moment, we are in the hands of lawyers and it is all ongoing.

 

"We are giving interested parties all the help that they need."

 

Consortium

The identities of the bidders remain under wraps with all having signed non-disclosure agreements before being granted access to the club's books.

 

Llambias is understood to have shown a Malaysian consortium around St James' Park and the club's training ground last week, while the Singapore-based Profitable Group and former chairman Freddy Shepherd are known to have held discussions with Seymour Pierce, the investment bank handling the sale.

 

However, amid suggestions that there have been offers at lower prices - the Malaysians were said to have bid £80million, but agreed to take on an overdraft of up to £40million - Llambias is adamant that £100million remains the figure prospective buyers need to meet.

 

The Magpies were put up for sale days after Ashley and Llambias held talks with Alan Shearer over the manager's job, and that vacancy is still to be filled.

 

Shearer is keen to take on the role, but it is caretaker boss Chris Hughton who is currently putting the players through their paces at a pre-season training camp in Ireland as talks behind the scenes continue"

 

 

same yawn worthy drummed up media rollox

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If there's any truth in the story that the Malaysian bid is £80m plus taking on the overdraft of up to £40m that must make them short of what Ashley wants by about £14m. Leaking the info is most likely just an attempt to get the price up a bit further.

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