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38 minutes ago, Wallsendmag said:

 

Of all the shit Luke Edwards has typed over the years, and there's been too much to mention, his breaking news story about Henry Mauriss has to be at the top of the pile :lol:

 

It's funny when these morons are duped like this, shows some of them up for what they are. The whole Yerdas Selzavon thing on SSN man, these people will spout any shite to fill the void.

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3 minutes ago, Dr.Spaceman said:

 

It's funny when these morons are duped like this, shows some of them up for what they are. The whole Yerdas Selzavon thing on SSN man, these people will spout any shite to fill the void.

 

Aye it's all about generating clicks and advertising revenue these days. Accuracy of the stories isn't particularly important as long as there's clicks and engagement. An inaccurate story that generates interest is more use to them than an accurate story that doesn't.

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1 hour ago, Dr.Spaceman said:

I heard it's Henry Mauriss and he does actually exist

Henry Mauriss, Midhat Kidwai's WhatsApp screenshots, that far eastern lot who were photoshopped with Barack Obama - what a grim period that was.

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10 minutes ago, Miggys First Goal said:

Christ, we've had some right weird takeover rumours like :lol:


I seem to remember Steven Taylor doing some sort of video with a couple of dodgy looking businessmen, but maybe that was a fever dream [emoji38]

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14 minutes ago, mouldy_uk said:


I seem to remember Steven Taylor doing some sort of video with a couple of dodgy looking businessmen, but maybe that was a fever dream [emoji38]

Was that not when he was unveiled as head coach at some middle eastern team?

 

 

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16 hours ago, JT24 said:

Hopefully means they’re selling up completely. 

 

 

It could happen. Just need someone to want to buy us first. 

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On 19/05/2026 at 02:26, Miggys First Goal said:

Christ, we've had some right weird takeover rumours like :lol:

I swear I remember a bunch of hedge funds popping up claiming to be interested before Ashley, all with ridiculous names [emoji38]

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25 minutes ago, woody said:

I swear I remember a bunch of hedge funds popping up claiming to be interested before Ashley, all with ridiculous names [emoji38]

Belvedere group, they managed to get a hold of Chopra but were called out for faking their companies own cover photo?

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1 minute ago, Fenham Mag said:

Isn’t this a continuation of the story earlier this week to find partners to fund the stadium?

 

Yup

 

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1 minute ago, Fenham Mag said:

Isn’t this a continuation of the story earlier this week to find partners to fund the stadium?

Aye. Hardy isn’t a good source. 

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9 minutes ago, TheBrownBottle said:

£300m isn’t likely to fund much in terms of infrastructure …

If this new training ground is 200m the upgrades in current infrastructure is 30m and the leazes terrace purchase it's all gone already 😑 

 

Doesn't seem to make sense to me to water down their ownership when what they do next the stadium and new training ground surely massively increases the clubs value.

 

 

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Just now, nufcjmc said:

If this new training ground us 200m the upgrades in current infrastructure is 30m and the leazes terrace it's all gone already 😑 

 

Doesn't seem to make sense to me to water down their ownership when what they do next the stadium and new training ground surely massively increases the clubs value.

It would only make sense if the intention is to offload the risk upfront and then dilute the other investor’s stake with future investment.  

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"Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund is prepared to dilute its stake in Newcastle United by selling up to 25 per cent of its shareholding in the club.

The PIF, which recently pulled the plug on its funding for LIV Golf, intends to remain the majority shareholder. However, the move is seen as key in an attempt to get equity into the Premier League club before the announcement this summer of a proposed £200million training ground at Woolsington, a village near Newcastle, and further talks on a possible new stadium that could cost more than £1billion.

The club’s value, according to sources, is thought to have increased to about £1.5billion. A sale of a quarter of the PIF’s stake would give the buyer a shareholding of 21.25 per cent of Newcastle and could bring in more than £300million, a sum that would be put towards the two substantial projects.

The PIF owns 85 per cent of Newcastle at present, a stake it purchased from the former owner Mike Ashley in a £305million takeover in September 2021. The Reuben brothers, through RB Sports & Media, own the other 15 per cent.

It is thought that the PIF is prepared to dilute its present holding in the club to about 63.75 per cent after being told at a club meeting last month that equity was needed to progress the plans for a new ground and training facility.

Newcastle must part-fund any new stadium themselves. That means the club will need to have enough equity to have the right loan-to-value ratio. They will also have to carry a significant part of the funding for a new ground and are looking for new investors to join the PIF and the Reuben brothers."

 

 

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6 minutes ago, TheBrownBottle said:

It would only make sense if the intention is to offload the risk upfront and then dilute the other investor’s stake with future investment.  

I dont think I am smart enough to really do the pros and cons I get spread the risk, mitigate risk, keep your own liquid capital to allow to diversify your interests which may yield quicker or better returns.

 

However if they want to be the best and by default mean we become worth alot more you don't surely sell up a large chunk at a 1.2/1.5b value if you think down the line you could be worth double or more?

 

 

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