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TBG

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Leave it to the experts at the Chronicle to analyse what Rafa declining to comment means.

 

Should be able to sum it up in 4 articles over the next few days.

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Be interesting to see Rafa’s body language in the video.

 

He looks like he knows something.

 

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Ikon

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Leave it to the experts at the Chronicle to analyse what Rafa declining to comment means.

 

Should be able to sum it up in 4 articles over the next few days.

 

So true :lol:

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I`m still at a loss to where this "Magic Friday" comes from?

 

Other than hearsay & speculative tweets, who has decided that Friday will be the day of reckoning? what's the significance (leaving aside Airport / Ramadam etc. pots in the dark) of that day?

 

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I think wor Lee is asking the wrong person, Newcastle United football club and Mike Ashley are two totally different entity's

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If Rafa's demands were to difficult for Ashley to meet, could this be the latest stunt they're pulling to trick him into agreeing a deal? Basically saying the new owners want to be clear you are tied down to a contract before they buy and then that way if he doesn't agree the blame of no sale is on Rafa, if he agrees to a shitty deal with MA thinking its only short term then the deal collapses and the wankers have him trapped?

 

Or is this theory to far fetched.....

 

This is exactly the sort of shit Ashley would try to pull. Rafa wouldn't fall for it, but if he left and got blamed for a takeover collapsing, enough people might fall for it to continue filling the stadium.

 

On a related note, how are Rafa's contract talks going?  :lol:

 

It's not like this would have came out of the blue to the club just the other day, so why the fuck did we spend a week talking to Rafa to not conclude anything? Its suspicious as fuck. Especially given this regime's history, all of which gives cause for concern.

What kind of Heath Ledger's Joker in The Dark Knight level of counter-planning mastermind do you guys believe Ashley really is? He's a denim goblin who got rich shifting shit socks and exploting employment contract loopholes ffs :lol:

 

It's not necessarily how clever Ashley is, but the sort of twats he surrounds himself with. Bishop etc.

Besides I wouldn't put anything past these lot.

 

I would rather Benitez become a free agent than agree anything prior to this alleged takeover. Then if it is true negotiate a fresh deal with the new owners.

 

Basically as daft as it sounds, I don't trust Ashley's mob, and they probably are more crafty than the joker. ???

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Can we have a poll to see if people think this is happening or not?

 

My next door neighbour is a Pole I can as him if you want

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Right so just found the most recent investment commitments of the Bin Zayed Group.

 

Apparently in April just 6 days before they sent proof of funds to Mike Ashley about buying the club for £350million they also signed an investment commitment of $3billion to $5 billion in Indonesia.

 

The same Midhat Kidwai is pictured signing the investment commitment by the Bin Zayed Group.

 

They must be either be ridiculously wealthy or they just keep signing billion pound investment commitments without actually investing following the mou agreements.

 

Interestingly the guy they agreed the deal with is famous in Indonesia for corruption and deception and has the most horrific criminal past.

 

If this Bin Zayed group take us over I’m sure the British press would have a field day over it.

 

On the positive if these billion pound longterm investments are true then it seems we are likely to have a very rich group investing in the club.

 

Also some of his business associates have very close links to the ruler Mohammed Rashid Al Maktoum too.

 

From what it looks like I wouldn’t be surprised if the takeover happens providing his connections and these billion pound investment agreements by the Bin Zayed group are actually legit.

 

Here are some key articles I found on their latest investment agreement in April.

 

 

 

*Berkarya Makmur Sejahtera has just secured an investment commitment of US $3billion - US $5billion, equivalent to Rp.42 trillion - Rp.70 trillion from the giant real estate from Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Bin Zayed Group. With the funds, the company intends to expand the property business line to Goro's wholesale retail expansion.

 

Bin Zayed Group is committed to pouring investments of 3-5 billion US dollars or up to IDR 70.69 trillion for this purpose.

 

 

*Through PT Berkarya Makmur Sejahtera they have signed a memorandum of understanding with the Bin Zayed Group to build 500 thousand to 1 million homes. Development will be carried out throughout Indonesia every year at affordable prices.

 

In addition to property, business collaboration also covers the fields of oil and natural gas and renewable energy. For information, the Bin Zayed Group is a conglomerate that is engaged in many business fields.

 

The business group founded by Sheikh Khaled bin Zayed Al Nehayan in 1988 has expanded into many countries, including India and Africa.

 

According to CEO of Bin Zayed, during a press conference at Crown Plaza Jakarta, Indonesia and India were potential countries. Not only in terms of population and economic potential.

 

For this reason, he is very interested in investing in this country by cooperating with BMS. "In business, of course we pay attention to chemestry.”

 

After meeting with Milasari Kusumo Anggraini as the Managing Director of PT Berkarya Makmur Sejahtera in Dubai, we immediately collaborated seriously, Midhat said.

 

 

*After this MoU in the next 3 months both parties will finalize the strategy, investment and commitment towards the execution of the target.

 

Why not with local partners? Mila assured that this business synergy would provide added value to the project, especially to include foreign investment in Indonesia.

 

"Not to mention the multiflyer effect of each project undertaken, employment, regional economic movements, and the use of local raw materials. Even though the contractor works from the Bin Zayed Group”

 

 

*Berkarya Makmur Sejahtera at the signing of the MoU in Jakarta, Thursday, April 11, said that with the funds promised by Bin Zayed, at least 500,000 to one million cheap housing units could be built.

 

Bin Zayed Group is committed to pouring investments of 3-5 billion US dollars or up to IDR 70.69 trillion for this purpose.

 

He also stressed that together with Bin Zayed Group this cooperation would be rolling in the long term. "In the future, the target will be greater not only to meet the needs of 1 million housing units per year," he said.

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