No way to know how much truth there is in his story, but he makes it sound like a bullet very narrowly dodged.
Someone must have been reading here when it was all Textor this and Textor that;
Someone bell Friedkin again.
No way to know how much truth there is in his story, but he makes it sound like a bullet very narrowly dodged.
Someone bell Friedkin again.
5 mins in, quite the fascinating story.
The bit about ‘one of the owners’ particularly
It sounds to me like he realises he overstepped the boundary by doing that daft interview - and so he's trying to reframe his position at that time as someone who thought he was our new owner.If it is true then Moshiri is even dodgier than I thought he was, which was very dodgy indeed
Imagine stringing them both along like that. No wonder it took so long to get an actual deal through when he was messing all the potential buyers around with zero transparency
Thought he came across a lot better than he did when he was talking about buying us, quite incredible Mosh put him up to it, possibly to close out the deal with TFG in the end. Pretty forthright and sounds sincere to me.
Just him acknowledging it was daft to do the interview (albeit understandable in the circumstances) is fascinating.
Also can’t recall if Kenwright had passed by then, but if so the ‘one of the owners’ comment (while the other two were smirking) when strictly speaking there should only have been Mosh legitimately described as an owner is a pretty big smoking gun for Usmanov imo.
Interesting watch...his fella was heavily involved in our takeover,and gives abit of insight into it.
We come up in conversation just over half way through.
5 mins in, quite the fascinating story.
The bit about ‘one of the owners’ particularly
The whole 'wire instructions not being sent' to me looks like Textor was very much used as a decoy to smoke out the Friedkin Group, who were always interested.That is fascinating. So apparently Mosh lead them on, all documents were signed, and Textor was just sitting waiting for wiring instructions that they kept not sending until they sealed the deal with TFG. The interview makes more sense now.
Lucky escape.That is fascinating. So apparently Mosh lead them on, all documents were signed, and Textor was just sitting waiting for wiring instructions that they kept not sending until they sealed the deal with TFG. The interview makes more sense now.
Absolutely moshiri was as mad as a hatter lolThe whole 'wire instructions not being sent' to me looks like Textor was very much used as a decoy to smoke out the Friedkin Group, who were always interested.
The whole 'wire instructions not being sent' to me looks like Textor was very much used as a decoy to smoke out the Friedkin Group, who were always interested.
Absolutely moshiri was as mad as a hatter lol
Mosh was never one for transparency...If it is true then Moshiri is even dodgier than I thought he was, which was very dodgy indeed
Imagine stringing them both along like that. No wonder it took so long to get an actual deal through when he was messing all the potential buyers around with zero transparency
Even more reason to be thankful for TFG coming back to the tableHe would own us now if he had managed to sell those Palace shares. Frightening.