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Don't see it - share prices are indicitive of future performance (or projected performance), you would be looking to maiximse income streams in preparation for a floatation.

 

Cost control like we've seen at NUFC points more to a full sale than a floatation

 

I don't think it points to either. I think it points to self-financing. We're structured to aid "the group structure". The group consists of us and Sports Direct among others and is Ashley's personal revenue stream. He's getting wealthier because of this arrangement. He's not looking to sell.

 

Not an expert on stock markets and all that jazz, but what's stopping him offering shares and advertising space if it's making SD more money at the moment? Would Ashley accept selling, say, 25% of the club and advertising space for a big chunk of money? Surely if SD profits have went up and could be pinned to increased exposure in the premier league, with the club also becoming self sustainable to a degree, that would be an attractive proposition for an investor?  :undecided:

 

Just want rid of this fucking bandit now

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Don't see it - share prices are indicitive of future performance (or projected performance), you would be looking to maiximse income streams in preparation for a floatation.

 

Cost control like we've seen at NUFC points more to a full sale than a floatation

 

I don't think it points to either. I think it points to self-financing. We're structured to aid "the group structure". The group consists of us and Sports Direct among others and is Ashley's personal revenue stream. He's getting wealthier because of this arrangement. He's not looking to sell.

 

Not an expert on stock markets and all that jazz, but what's stopping him offering shares and advertising space if it's making SD more money at the moment? Would Ashley accept selling, say, 25% of the club and advertising space for a big chunk of money? Surely if SD profits have went up and could be pinned to increased exposure in the premier league, with the club also becoming self sustainable to a degree, that would be an attractive proposition for an investor?  :undecided:

 

Just want rid of this f***ing bandit now

 

That money would have to be the equivalent of what he expects to earn from Sports Direct in the forthcoming years - i.e. how much the free marketing is valued at.

 

In my mind there's no point in investing heavily in an entity (this case club) that is

a) already heavily associated with and branded by another brand - there'd be an immediate conflict of interests between Ashley and the parties.

b) not expecting or aiming to grow, but rather being conciously handicapped by it's majority shareholder and his self-inflicted debt.

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No doubt this sale won't find it's way back to the club.

 

We are officially being asset stripped now imo.

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He's a twat but it's somewhat irrelevant. The only way that's getting extended is if we get taken over by someone who cares and if that happens they can buy the land back.

 

Am I right in thinking the proposed expansion only adds 8k as well? With the TV money nowadays, that's next to nothing in terms of new revenue.

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He's a t*** but it's somewhat irrelevant. The only way that's getting extended is if we get taken over by someone who cares and if that happens they can buy the land back.

 

Am I right in thinking the proposed expansion only adds 8k as well? With the TV money nowadays, that's next to nothing in terms of new revenue.

 

What? And break whatever new building was constructed there down?

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He's a t*** but it's somewhat irrelevant. The only way that's getting extended is if we get taken over by someone who cares and if that happens they can buy the land back.

 

Am I right in thinking the proposed expansion only adds 8k as well? With the TV money nowadays, that's next to nothing in terms of new revenue.

 

What? And break whatever new building was constructed there down?

 

:lol:

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Aye, but it's not just about the 8000 extra seats. There were plans for a hotel, casino and conference centre (which would be owned by the club) Extra revenue down the pan.

 

:lol: What has Mike Ashley done so far to make you think that money will go back into the club?

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He's a twat but it's somewhat irrelevant. The only way that's getting extended is if we get taken over by someone who cares and if that happens they can buy the land back.

 

Am I right in thinking the proposed expansion only adds 8k as well? With the TV money nowadays, that's next to nothing in terms of new revenue.

 

The Chronicle says £300m to do it(plus the hotel or whatever would have been) which was never going to make money in our lifetime tbh

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At one time, the club supposedly owned a lot of property and land so it seems as if there will be little left other than the stadium (which seems to be used much less these days than previously outside of match days) and the training ground.  Will there be anything else left to sell off?  Maybe this is how they are going to pay for the training ground re-development?

 

I think we are fortunate that the land the stadium is on is owned by the council.  I always wondered if prospective owners might see the location of the ground and think about how much they could sell the land for (wasn't that one of the reasons people were buying Portsmouth?). 

 

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Do you agree with it being sold?  I'm more than a bit peeved, once it's gone it's gone.

 

I forgot we owned it tbh. I never expected us to build on it if i am honest, if we were realistically going to use it then yes i would be bothered but lets not pretend the money would benefit NUFC in any way.

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