4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
This is true but maybe that is the problem, he loves the club so much he just dosen't want to pass it on
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This is true but maybe that is the problem, he loves the club so much he just dosen't want to pass it on
toffeesnuggs
Player Valuation: £2.5m
He's got some boss nicknames...
Billy liar
Kenwrong
Kim jong bill
Billy bulls*it
Kensh*te
Oh... and blue bill
Billy liar
Kenwrong
Kim jong bill
Billy bulls*it
Kensh*te
Oh... and blue bill
I think he'll stand down on Saturday, receive a standing ovation from all us luvvies, and come back for a 20 year encore.
Chang Elephant
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Swimming party accident
Pat's Van
Player Valuation: £70m
Is he interested in selling his own shares, or just replacing shares of the investors he already has?
bignev23
Player Valuation: £35m
At Barrymore's hopefully
paulbefc
Player Valuation: £60m
He will sell us to a billionaire who will give us the wealth of Chelsea, but will keep the soul of the club intact and we will return to the glory days of league titles and open-top bus parades in an ace new stadium where the RS had planned to build theirs, but we will nip and and pinch the site from under their noses forcing them to move to Kirkby and sign a deal with Tesco. Due to dwindling attendances, inability to compete with the big boys financially, the RS will slip down the table, into administration, (following huge over spending by the reinstated Kenny Dalglish) and finally into the football league.
Pandemonium.
Pandemonium.
Mark Cuban is a good shout
I agree with this. It annoys the crap out of me the sh1t he gets. Nobody knows which investors may or may not have come in for us, and if those investors were right for us. I would rather be skint but have a good manager. Every manager under BK is given total control and freedom to run the footballing side as they see fit and are given say on transfers. I also have no doubt that once a real, serious and proper investor wants to buy us then he will stand aside
Mark Cuban is a bit of a d1ck. Can you imagine the negotiations over player contracts? "here is the clubs offer. You have 20 seconds to decide yes or no, or the offer goes away"
I wouldn't judge him based on that show. He's done very well with his basketball team, and he understands the non-game aspects of owning a team very well. He's also good at leaving the on-court issues to his staff (although he does like to be in the know). I like him quite a bit, but I'm not sure he likes/understands English Football, and he's not the sort to buy a business if he hasn't already decided how he's going to make it work.
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