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It would be typical of us to get Qatari owners right at the time their economy is tanking and oil revenues aren't meeting expenditure.

Oil prices are always short term, don't worry they'll go up soon, plus the Qatari company that would buy us has their fingers in a lot of pies. They are the largest shareholder in Sainsbury's, own the Shard, own Harrods, own 17% of VW, just to name a few.
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Seems unbelievable to me that a orthodox muslim country would want to buy a football club that has such firm Jewish roots...

Come on Mike, here's your chance, we will forgive you all your sins if you manage to sell us to some Kings sheiks bearing gifts... :yikes:

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Seems unbelievable to me that a orthodox muslim country would want to buy a football club that has such firm Jewish roots...

Come on Mike, here's your chance, we will forgive you all your sins if you manage to sell us to some Kings sheiks bearing gifts... :yikes:

 

Not sure I want owners from a country that has allegedly funded ISIS. Is it a rule we have to have owners that are cunts?

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2016 is his sale date, get a few million more from Sky and player sales and then he's gone

 

I dont even think it will be then, that little snippet came out amongst all the anti pardew stuff.  I think they were just throwing the dog a bone but thee is no truth in it.

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To be honest, I can't see why he would sell and it really pains me to say that. I believe that NUFC will end up bankrolling his takeover of Rangers and keeping them propped up.

 

:sadnod:

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2016 is his sale date, get a few million more from Sky and player sales and then he's gone

well I believe the exact term was earliest sale, never said he would be selling it then

 

To sell you need a buyer so unless he has one lined up, it could be years before we are sold even if he wants to sell (see Lerner at Villa and also Everton).  He would also have to be prepared to sell the club at a reasonable price instead of the overflated prices he has quoted previously.

 

Apparently the Qatari people are only interested in a London club and their preference is for Arsenal but they are not interested in selling.  Spurs and West Ham have been suggested but West Ham don't fit their profile and there are issues with Spurs because of the Jewish connection although it is the most feasible especially because of the land they own which would allow them to invest in the area like City have.

 

I have to admit to getting frustrated with how London-centric football is becoming as investors and footballers only seem to be interested in London.  Most of the European leagues only have a couple of clubs in the capital but we could probably form a league on its own with all the London clubs.

 

 

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