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Watch us get bought by the Saudis man [emoji38]

 

How would that work if they turned out as bad as Ashley?  Would we have to boycott petrol to repent our sins?

They'd probably be absolutely mint owners alongside chopping cunts hands off and sponsoring terrorism and whatnot in the background.

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Its interesting that he says she was a guest of a person who owns a box but he won't say who it is.

 

https://mobile.twitter.com/CaulkinTheTimes/status/914941766343757824

 

https://mobile.twitter.com/CaulkinTheTimes/status/914921208747085831

 

This is 100% correct. She was on the table that Benitez sponsors within "Heroes" club alongside Wraith and Hillsborough woman. She was a guest of Benitez.

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Its interesting that he says she was a guest of a person who owns a box but he won't say who it is.

 

https://mobile.twitter.com/CaulkinTheTimes/status/914941766343757824

 

https://mobile.twitter.com/CaulkinTheTimes/status/914921208747085831

 

This is 100% correct. She was on the table that Benitez sponsors within "Heroes" club alongside Wraith and Hillsborough woman. She was a guest of Benitez.

So just Benitez inviting a Liverpool fan then?

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She moves quick this one.

 

Like a cougar on the hunt.

 

I'd be her prey.

 

To late I've already called her in a Karen Brady threesome.

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From earlier but whatever:

 

http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11661/11065449/amanda-staveley-considering-premier-league-takeover-of-one-of-three-clubs

Amanda Staveley considering Premier League takeover of one of three clubs

By Sky Sports News

Last Updated: 03/10/17 1:01pm

 

Private equity fund manager Amanda Staveley, who was spotted in the directors' box at Newcastle on Sunday, is currently considering the potential takeover of one of as many as three Premier League clubs.

 

The 44-year old financial guru has built up contacts in boardrooms across the UK over the past decade and has made no secret of her interest in investing in the Premier League.

 

Newcastle owner Mike Ashley was not at the Magpies' Super Sunday 1-1 draw with Liverpool at St James' Park, but it is understood Staveley met a number of Newcastle club officials and was impressed by the atmosphere created by the crowd of more than 52,000.

 

Sky Sports News understands that neither Newcastle or Liverpool provided tickets for Staveley, who runs PCP Capital Partners, a fund with global assets of more than £28billion.

 

At the weekend, SSN reported that Newcastle were in negotiations with a number of potential investors and had signed non-disclosure agreements with a number of potential investors. At this stage, it is understood Staveley is not working with any of these investors.

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