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Kenyon would be an absolute disaster with this proposed model.

 

Why? Did he not do okay at Man Utd and Chelsea?

 

Also surley got to be better than Ashley.

he wouldn't actually. he is buying the club with debt which he will transfer to the club. paying dividends to him and his consortium every year whilst putting less money n=in the team than Ashley. he will double ticket prices like he did at man utd and Chelsea. he is also letting SD keep the advertising and run the club shops. it would be the worst of all worlds.

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Kenyon would be an absolute disaster with this proposed model.

 

Why? Did he not do okay at Man Utd and Chelsea?

 

Also surley got to be better than Ashley.

he wouldn't actually. he is buying the club with debt which he will transfer to the club. paying dividends to him and his consortium every year whilst putting less money n=in the team than Ashley. he will double ticket prices like he did at man utd and Chelsea. he is also letting SD keep the advertising and run the club shops. it would be the worst of all worlds.

 

Where is all this information coming from? is this guess work or have I missed something?

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Guest neesy111

He's had to put out a brochure to attract money, that means he will owe the money to whoever lends him it.  Quite logical.

 

It'll probably be similar to how Man Utd were bought out and I don't want it at all.

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I don't really care as long as Ashley is gone. New owners might be shit, but their shitness will result in a quicker and easier resale down the line if things don't work out. If things do work out then all is fine and dandy so a win-win situation compared to how it is now.

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I don't really care as long as Ashley is gone. New owners might be s***, but their shitness will result in a quicker and easier resale down the line if things don't work out. If things do work out then all is fine and dandy so a win-win situation compared to how it is now.

 

I tend to agree - and with this type of takeover the only way these people make money is for us to improve and be considerably better than we are now. That is of course no guarantee but it’s more ambitious than trying to finish 17th every season as cheaply as possible.

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I don't really care as long as Ashley is gone. New owners might be s***, but their shitness will result in a quicker and easier resale down the line if things don't work out. If things do work out then all is fine and dandy so a win-win situation compared to how it is now.

 

I tend to agree - and with this type of takeover the only way these people make money is for us to improve and be considerably better than we are now. That is of course no guarantee but it’s more ambitious than trying to finish 17th every season as cheaply as possible.

 

I believe if you can remove Sports Direct you can easily increase commercial revenue in the club. If you do this even without investment from new owners the club can meet the demands good managers require for players, training facilities etc without too many problems. That's all I want. If they make a few quid at the end fair enough. I'd happily bring back the Sir John Hall, Freddy Shepherd era where they were taking money from the club whilst still seeing investment and progression in the club. End of the day if the club can push towards success rather than settling as we are now, a share offering will bring them their money back in no time.

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If they're doing instalments so that they can invest in the club short term then I don't see the problem. Not many people who can afford to buy outright and spend 100-150m on the infrastructure and squad improvements needed off the bat.

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I mean, say what you want about Kenyon, but could you really see that guy installing Kinnear, Pardew, Carver, McClaren or Bruce as manager?! Absolutely not.

 

Mike Ashley has to go as a priority first, and then figure the rest out from there.

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I don't really care as long as Ashley is gone. New owners might be shit, but their shitness will result in a quicker and easier resale down the line if things don't work out. If things do work out then all is fine and dandy so a win-win situation compared to how it is now.

 

I'm the same.

 

I genuinely don't think any owners can be as bad as this fat twat. He has destroyed our fan-base and has literally sucked the soul of NUFC.

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Buy the club, make Rafa manager of all football matters with a sensible budget to work to and make Newcastle United the centre of the community

 

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Buy the club, make Rafa manager of all football matters with a sensible budget to work to and make Newcastle United the centre of the community

 

 

Simple for anyone with a brain!

 

It wouldn't surprise me if he's trying to tell investors over there about us!

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Kenyon would be an absolute disaster with this proposed model.

 

Why? Did he not do okay at Man Utd and Chelsea?

 

Also surley got to be better than Ashley.

he wouldn't actually. he is buying the club with debt which he will transfer to the club. paying dividends to him and his consortium every year whilst putting less money n=in the team than Ashley. he will double ticket prices like he did at man utd and Chelsea. he is also letting SD keep the advertising and run the club shops. it would be the worst of all worlds.

the brochure

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I don't really care as long as Ashley is gone. New owners might be shit, but their shitness will result in a quicker and easier resale down the line if things don't work out. If things do work out then all is fine and dandy so a win-win situation compared to how it is now.

 

I'm the same.

 

I genuinely don't think any owners can be as bad as this fat twat. He has destroyed our fan-base and has literally sucked the soul of NUFC.

 

He isn't our worst owner flip. Fat Fred, Seymour. Mckeog & Westwood all worse.

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I don't really care as long as Ashley is gone. New owners might be shit, but their shitness will result in a quicker and easier resale down the line if things don't work out. If things do work out then all is fine and dandy so a win-win situation compared to how it is now.

 

I'm the same.

 

I genuinely don't think any owners can be as bad as this fat twat. He has destroyed our fan-base and has literally sucked the soul of NUFC.

 

He isn't our worst owner flip. Fat Fred, Seymour. Mckeog & Westwood all worse.

 

Hes a bigger fatter worse version of those twats

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Shepherd was just as big a cunt but for all his faults at least had us competing as football club, Fat Mike will never get us finishing 2nd in the league, getting to cup finals or playing in the champions league.

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I don't really care as long as Ashley is gone. New owners might be shit, but their shitness will result in a quicker and easier resale down the line if things don't work out. If things do work out then all is fine and dandy so a win-win situation compared to how it is now.

 

I'm the same.

 

I genuinely don't think any owners can be as bad as this fat twat. He has destroyed our fan-base and has literally sucked the soul of NUFC.

 

He isn't our worst owner flip. Fat Fred, Seymour. Mckeog & Westwood all worse.

:ben:

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Buy the club, make Rafa manager of all football matters with a sensible budget to work to and make Newcastle United the centre of the community

 

 

Simple for anyone with a brain!

 

It wouldn't surprise me if he's trying to tell investors over there about us!

 

Anyone wanting to throw hundreds of millions at this club would be fucking mental not to approach Rafa. It would make their investment as safe a bet as they come.

 

I've no doubt Rafa will be bigging us up to anyone with the money.

 

lets be honest though, Kenyon and his 'updated' brochure are not serious.

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