Usmanov

[Sir Alan]

Pipe dream that is never happening.

Sad because he would make us relevant again

 

[blulouie]

Pipe dream that is never happening.

Sad because he would make us relevant again

Do you have inside info ?

Mate of your's found papers on his yacht ?

Or a pessemistic guese ?

Or are you the New Esk ?

 

[AdaBrummieblue]

Never too late

You said "never say never"... Now I'm confused.

 

[BrendanGOT]

Worth pointing out that at the AGM today he voted to keep Chips and Kroenke Jr on the board. Bit of a blow to the shareholders trust and will probably have brought their opinion of him down. Interested to see what he's up to. Definitely looking to offload his shares if he didn't take the opportunity to change the board

 

[Connor]

 

[BrendanGOT]

See my post above mate, he'd the chance to vote them out but didn't. He's up to something.

 

[AndyC]

You said "never say never"... Now I'm confused.

Never say never, cos it's never too late

 

[neil999]

Still amazed that he looks like the cursed offspring of the danger mouse characters Baron Greenback and Penfold..

 

[blueblue]

People seem to know absolutely that he won't come to Everton.
However, they have no idea what his intentions are about his Arsenal shareholding.

The truth is that nobody on here knows about his intentions regarding Arsenal or anything that may happen thereafter... of course I would guess that Moshiri does.

 

[Wayno]

mad how people write him off as completely an utterly a no go when , despite potentially making the Arsenal fans fume like Nordic Kopites, he sponsored our training ground

 

[bluestevon]

Never say never, cos it's never too late

It's on like donkey kong

 

[duncs pigeon]

I always laugh when people say he will get board at Arsenal, I think of a couple of things I would get up to as a billionaire but being board definitely isn’t one.

Bored as in bored or board as in on-board?lol

 

[onlyme]

See my post above mate, he'd the chance to vote them out but didn't. He's up to something.

I'm interested to know how -if he's only got 30% of the Arsenal shares- he could have voted them out.

 

[bluestevon]

I'm interested to know how -if he's only got 30% of the Arsenal shares- he could have voted them out.

He couldn't have, BUT the key thing is he voted against the will of the arsenal supporters trust who are against Kroenke, and voted for two of Kroenkes people - one being his son.

Absolutely makes zero sense why he would do that, as it will just alienate a lot of supporters who have wanted him to take over.

 

[roydo]

He couldn't have, BUT the key thing is he voted against the will of the arsenal supporters trust who are against Kroenke, and voted for two of Kroenkes people - one being his son.

Absolutely makes zero sense why he would do that, as it will just alienate a lot of supporters who have wanted him to take over.

My theory, and it is nothing other than that, and I cant think of any other reason, is that he did it to sort of pipe down the AST. Like, if he had publicly voted against Stans Man, the AST might have got more emboldened, ergo, making the sale of his stock more problematic.

"You buy these, and you will be expected to be the ring leader for the AST"

Making the situation less fraught might appeal more to a passive Hold and Keep foreign buyer.

But hey, I deliver parcels.