catcherintherye
Player Valuation: £80m
Whatever your personnal view of the BBC, it is the national broadcaster so it does hold weight.
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Whatever your personnal view of the BBC, it is the national broadcaster so it does hold weight.
Charlie Sweet
Player Valuation: £35m
If that's true he'll make some money but nothing huge. Peel owns the land and will sell to a developer at a value that enables that party to make a 20% profit on building something out. It's clearly though a risky business and personally not convinced about the market for flats in Liverpool. Compared to the rest of the country they are very cheap- as is the whole housing market in the area. Peel themselves will make a decent gross profit out of the site but only after many decades!
Charlie Sweet
Player Valuation: £35m
What rubbish. The BBC are amongst the most respected broadcasters in the world.
Yarrgh
Player Valuation: £70m
I see Navalny in the same light as [Poor language removed] Riot. Insignificant actors given huge credence in the west because they want to support those that destabilise the status quo in Russia just as those in Russia meddle in the politics of the west.
As long as the likes of Usmanov are wheeling and dealing and have a big economic impact outside the borders of Russia, as long as they keep their noses clean, no one will do a thing to hinder them and hurt their own economies especially during Covid and its hopefully soon to be aftermath.
Anyway, Moshiri owns us so meh.
catcherintherye
Player Valuation: £80m
We are delving into theoreticals here, so that ought to be made clear. However there are lots of ways he could make substantial revenue back. He could own land around the stadium which could go up in price. He could gain significant influence in the city, and potentially other cities as a result and have a say in further building regulations.
There was a show on Netflix recently about New York and the building works /the Mafia involved. How they positioned themselves and creamed off the top.
Now I am not for one 2nd going to suggest that this is the approach of Usmanov, as I have no evidence to say as much. However, people put and launder lots of money via property developments. Most of the big developments in most of the cities you see are at least partially paid for with laundered cash and with back handers.
If you have circa 15bn "legitimately" and more that is not easily known, making money and profit in a conventional sense is only part of the game. Being kind, you want to invest in ways that gain value, and influence and also allow you to obscure where money comes from (not necessarily due to legality but also to avoid taxation).
If the Docks project kicks off, which it could well do, it will be a big plus for Liverpool as a city. The people who wer ein early with Canary wharf docks, have probably milked an awful lot of money off it, far beyond the initial investment (all of this is allegedly and hypothetically of course).
catcherintherye
Player Valuation: £80m
I see Navalny in the same light as [Poor language removed] Riot. Insignificant actors given huge credence in the west because they want to support those that destabilise the status quo in Russia just as those in Russia meddle in the politics of the west.
As long as the likes of Usmanov are wheeling and dealing and have a big economic impact outside the borders of Russia, as long as they keep their noses clean, no one will do a thing to hinder them and hurt their own economies especially during Covid and its hopefully soon to be aftermath.
Anyway, Moshiri owns us so meh.
They are pathetic individuals, as you say given credence by a russophobic western media.
He is a politician with 0 MP's. We are locking Julian Assange up for exposing war crimes. Yet he isn't allowed to start dictating people lose money as a result.
He's an irrelevant figure and a failure of a man and politician this fella. His party have stood for election multiple times, lost and got nowhere. Thats not Putins fault.
Is there any chance that episode is still available anywhere or anyone knows the title?
Liamliverpool86
Player Valuation: £8m
What much the stadium £300 mill ... like change in usmonovs pocket
Didn't moshiri make that during the first lockdown - imagine how much the big fella made
Didn't moshiri make that during the first lockdown - imagine how much the big fella made
I don't think there's a billionaire alive who hasn't stamped a kitten or two to death.
Do we care, really?
They’re businessmen who have legal teams who know the law way better than us.
Him not issuing a legal letter says to me “not bothered lad”.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
There's an exciting thread :
Panorama to question ownership of Everton
Below the full report: ------------------------------------ Everton’s ownership and the alleged involvement of Alisher Usmanov, the Arsenal shareholder, at Goodison Park will be scrutinised in a two-part Panorama special to be broadcast on the BBC tomorrow and Monday. The BBC has obtained...
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twoblue
Player Valuation: £35m
Another anti BBC? Bbc is the next brexit. Farage is on the case.
It’s not not anti British. It just what the media owned by foreign nationals tell you to think, so that they can get rid of it, hold all the power and use that weight to put pressure on the politics.
Wanting foreign owned news corporations, having power over our politicians... now that is anti British.
Zatara
Player Valuation: £100m
There's an exciting thread :
Panorama to question ownership of Everton
Below the full report: ------------------------------------ Everton’s ownership and the alleged involvement of Alisher Usmanov, the Arsenal shareholder, at Goodison Park will be scrutinised in a two-part Panorama special to be broadcast on the BBC tomorrow and Monday. The BBC has obtained...www.grandoldteam.com
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Farhad had the 'journalist' off there...
Funny to watch...ran rings around him.
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