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I say as someone in finance who has had detailed and light touch exposure to NDAs in business or part of business sales that anyone who let anything out the bag - even to a colleague - would be frog marched straight into a disciplinary.

 

There will be rumours of course and some of these will become 'fact' but these cant be trusted at all as nobody outside the NDA will know anything

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Friend of a Friend In Peace, here.

 

First of all, you've got a great football club and great fans. Not like those dirty mackems up the road. We all have a soft spot for your team and see you as a club we could easily share scarves or merge crests with. Perhaps even a Friendly Cup. Anyway, Thommo says deal done and I trust him.

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Everyone who works for Newcastle United signs a media agreement saying they'll not share any information they might know or hear regarding the operational status, players, and staff of Newcastle. Even the community coaches have to sign one of those. I can't imagine someone in accounts is going to tell someone that the takeover is done, maybe as a joke to mess with the person who kept asking them everyday if it was 'done yet'.  :lol:

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He sat in her living room for an interview with her iirc.  I would say the reason she hasn't come back is because Ashleys a piss taking cunt, and he also rejected 3 offers from her.  Guessing it gets to a point where you realise you aren't going to get the deal you want.

Ashley kept upping the price, then a couple of her backers invested their money elsewhere, and she was interested again, but would have to find some new backers or wait for her original backers to have some funds available to invest again.
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Everyone who works for Newcastle United signs a media agreement saying they'll not share any information they might know or hear regarding the operational status, players, and staff of Newcastle. Even the community coaches have to sign one of those. I can't imagine someone in accounts is going to tell someone that the takeover is done, maybe as a joke to mess with the person who kept asking them everyday if it was 'done yet'.  :lol:

 

It's the same for people who work for Sodexo. If there is a story that is of interest to the media they will be briefed, on matchday, as to what they should say in response to questions.

 

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This cunt bankrupt yet? How likely is it that his wealth is seriously taking a hit and potential suitors know this and are trying to squeeze him?

 

Nah. Didn't think so either.

 

It's all in wallpaper.

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For me we are stuck in a never ending Ashley circle. He doesn’t spend money in the summer so when season starts we are near to the bottom so he decides i’ll Sell the club but still wants £300 million. Any new owner rightly thinks well I’ll give you £200 million and extra £100 million if we stay up. He thinks fuck that then when we do stay up he wants £400 million for the club, then the cycle begins again. We just have to hope someone can see the potential and see if we spend correctly Rafa will keep us up no problem. But this is NUFC we are always the nearly club.

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How to read into this..

 

On my LinkedIn, “Walker Morris LLP in the news”

 

Click the link..

 

There’s a shields gazette article posted - “Newcastle United News: Takeover Deal edges closer as Rafa Benitez eyes Arsenal target”

 

Just 3 likes but one of them is Rob Aberdein who’s a partner with Walker Morris

 

Think this is actually happening lads!

 

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If some reports are true about Kenyon being £100 million short of the asking price then how is the club going to be any better off with having money to spend on transfers?

 

Well, we could spend the money we have and get in the future for starters. Plus I can imagine that our income will rise with someone who knows to manage a football club.

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