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Player Valuation: £35m
This has to scare off the Qataris. If they try to buy us, there’s no doubt they’ll be invadedWell, Amanda Stavely's stake in Newcastle is now below 10%.
Maybe time to give her a real challenge
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This has to scare off the Qataris. If they try to buy us, there’s no doubt they’ll be invadedWell, Amanda Stavely's stake in Newcastle is now below 10%.
Maybe time to give her a real challenge
To the first point, they have no security so they have no leverage.It's difficult to believe the loans made by 777 didn't come with some description of covenant requiring full repayment by Moshiri or any alternative buyer in the event the 777 deal collapsed and the club ended up in different hands.
Even if they didn't, I really can't see the 777 administrators accepting a haircut any time soon. The 777 collapse is going to be sufficiently messy that it will be filling courtrooms for years to come. Rushing into taking a haircut will just see the administrators join them. American creditors are vicious.
This.This has to scare off the Qataris. If they try to buy us, there’s no doubt they’ll be invaded
To the first point, they have no security so they have no leverage.
There were likely penalties which may or may not be enforceable now.They definitely have no security over our assets or income streams but there has clearly been something preventing Moshiri from walking away up until this point.
Even allowing for a healthy dose of hubris and idiocy, I struggle to believe they (and now the administrators) have no levers to pull. They've clearly had doubts about their own ability to pull this off for months now, no way have they kept ploughing in £20m after £20m without some kind of angle to work if Moshiri took fright or received a more attractive offer.
I called it in September, I will claim my crown whenever you’re all ready xo