Usmanov

[Disgruntledgoat]

You can't, if it was that easy every club would be sponsored by their owners business.

Which as long as the revenue was in line with the general economy of shirt sponsorship in the PL and the money actually came from the business would be no issue.

 

[Goat]

You can't, if it was that easy every club would be sponsored by their owners business.

Not every owner in the league invests money into their clubs.

City, Everton, Leicester, Wolves, are the only 1s last time I checked.

Maybe you have heard of the King Power Stadium?

 

[blue61]

Yes it would. Because that is within the order of magnitude that a premier league team can attract in terms of sponsorship. The real question is why would ford want to pay 64 million to sponsor us?

Because it's party time baby

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Anyone else think Usmanov is waiting for our finishing position in the league before a shirt sponser figure is announced eh lads?

 

[catcherintherye]

Make that argument to the average supporter on the street and you'd get laughed at.

We are only as good as we are today. Nobody else besides us gives a toss about our history.

But in this context we would be making the argument to a judge, who would see it as a sufficiently robust exemplar.

 

[Pudsey]

The "man on the Clapham omnibus". Mind you, he probably supports Arsenal.

 

[Lmc2016]

Anyone else think Usmanov is waiting for our finishing position in the league before a shirt sponser figure is announced eh lads?

Definitely, where worth a few more quid a season with the extra exposure the sponsor would get from European games, whether its an Usmanov company or someone else.

Imagine even if we do miss out on europe this sesson there would be a clause that bumped the payement up if we qualified next season.

 

[deipnosophist]

It’s possibly apocryphal, but wasn’t there talk of big Uzzy being a Soviet agent who used his local corner store in Knightsbridge as a drop point for getting sensitive material back to the mother country. By the by: in NZ we call such drop points ‘dairies’ and in recent history (i.e. post WWII), they’ve tended to be owned by emigres from India. I recall as a lad being sent to the dairy by ma to buy things like tumeric root and various other spices for a nice curry. I had a very happy childhood. Things have not been quite so rosy as an adult, largely due to the fact that most of the sports teams I support, are a bit ‘meh’ ...I’m hoping Uzzy’s moolah might improve the fortunes of one of those teams!

 

[Brisan123]

We are merely just people on the internet, I know some of us think we have a clue, but compared to Usmanov and Moshiri, we really havent got a clue and im pretty sure they have ALL the answers.

This really
Before the AGM all I read was big losses ,no revenue ,amortization,sell to buy Profit and loss accounts,FFP and something like STCC
With all due respect lads with a financial background were saying we were knackered financially
No one and I mean no one seen the 30 m to be allowed join a non existent queue for the right to bid in the hope of getting the chance of bidding for naming rights.
It came out of no where
I work for a multinational ,second biggest in their field in europe.
I know the Managing director fairly well as I am here 38 years
He tells me the big bosses have a 3 yr plan , a 5 yr plan and a 10 yr plan
He knows most of the 3 year plan ,some of the 5 year plan and SFA of the 10 year plan
Billionaires do what they do under a cloak of secrecy and only those in the inner circle know whats going on
They have ways of making money lads on her know nothing about
AS @roydo says its a matter of watching the dots
The first dot dropped when Usmanov gave Moshiri 15% of Arsenal for nothing
As Moshiri said in the Panorama interview ,"If someone gives you 5 pound ,who owns it ,you or the person who gave it to you "
There was a reason for that gift and no one either here or at Arsenal seen it
Now it looks like the reason was Usmanov was not confident of getting control of Arsenal and wanted out but on his terms and at his price,and wanted a back up plan
DBB at the AGM said
Everton chief executive Denise Barrett-Baxendale has admitted that 'in an ideal world' the club would not be sponsored by a gambling company.
Next thing SportsPesa are gone and a sponsorship space opens
In the financial times interview with USMANOV


It has been more than a decade since Usmanov, the $16.5bn metals and technology tycoon who counts presidents as close friends — but not the one in the Kremlin, he stresses — sat down with the FT. He may own a newspaper, but he also exerts considerable effort trying to stay out of them. Particularly ours.

Why the interview and why now


“I knew this company would turn the world on its head,” he says of his early investment in Facebook. He tells me he invested $460m directly into the social media company and another $420m through a fund managed by his partner Yuri Milner, now seen as Russia’s most influential tech investor. At one point Usmanov says he controlled almost 8 per cent of the company’s stock. His return was “more than five-fold,” he says

Knows how to get in at ground level to maker money




“They are going to build a new stadium. Why not the USM Arena? It is not obligatory for me to participate myself. I could just sponsor them.” A week after our meeting, Usmanov brokers a deal to bring Carlo Ancelotti, the former Real Madrid manager, to Everton

Setting the tone for the AGM

These lads do nothing without a reason and that includes buying Everton and buying the liver building and building a new stadium


Liverpool Waters is a large scale £5.5bn development that has been proposed by the Peel Group in the Vauxhall area of Liverpool, Merseyside, England. The development will make use of a series of presently derelict dock spaces at Central Docks, with much of the docks in a World Heritage Site. This is an area north of Liverpool's historic Pier Head.[1] It is the sister programme of the Wirral Waters project. Since 2012 the two projects have enjoyed enterprise zone status, together forming the Mersey Waters Enterprise Zone.[2]

It would be pointless and crazy to try and second guess these lads

 

[micknick]

This really
Before the AGM all I read was big losses ,no revenue ,amortization,sell to buy Profit and loss accounts,FFP and something like STCC
With all due respect lads with a financial background were saying we were knackered financially
No one and I mean no one seen the 30 m to be allowed join a non existent queue for the right to bid in the hope of getting the chance of bidding for naming rights.
It came out of no where
I work for a multinational ,second biggest in their field in europe.
I know the Managing director fairly well as I am here 38 years
He tells me the big bosses have a 3 yr plan , a 5 yr plan and a 10 yr plan
He knows most of the 3 year plan ,some of the 5 year plan and SFA of the 10 year plan
Billionaires do what they do under a cloak of secrecy and only those in the inner circle know whats going on
They have ways of making money lads on her know nothing about
AS @roydo says its a matter of watching the dots
The first dot dropped when Usmanov gave Moshiri 15% of Arsenal for nothing
As Moshiri said in the Panorama interview ,"If someone gives you 5 pound ,who owns it ,you or the person who gave it to you "
There was a reason for that gift and no one either here or at Arsenal seen it
Now it looks like the reason was Usmanov was not confident of getting control of Arsenal and wanted out but on his terms and at his price,and wanted a back up plan
DBB at the AGM said
Everton chief executive Denise Barrett-Baxendale has admitted that 'in an ideal world' the club would not be sponsored by a gambling company.
Next thing SportsPesa are gone and a sponsorship space opens
In the financial times interview with USMANOV


It has been more than a decade since Usmanov, the $16.5bn metals and technology tycoon who counts presidents as close friends — but not the one in the Kremlin, he stresses — sat down with the FT. He may own a newspaper, but he also exerts considerable effort trying to stay out of them. Particularly ours.

Why the interview and why now


“I knew this company would turn the world on its head,” he says of his early investment in Facebook. He tells me he invested $460m directly into the social media company and another $420m through a fund managed by his partner Yuri Milner, now seen as Russia’s most influential tech investor. At one point Usmanov says he controlled almost 8 per cent of the company’s stock. His return was “more than five-fold,” he says

Knows how to get in at ground level to maker money




“They are going to build a new stadium. Why not the USM Arena? It is not obligatory for me to participate myself. I could just sponsor them.” A week after our meeting, Usmanov brokers a deal to bring Carlo Ancelotti, the former Real Madrid manager, to Everton

Setting the tone for the AGM

These lads do nothing without a reason and that includes buying Everton and buying the liver building and building a new stadium


Liverpool Waters is a large scale £5.5bn development that has been proposed by the Peel Group in the Vauxhall area of Liverpool, Merseyside, England. The development will make use of a series of presently derelict dock spaces at Central Docks, with much of the docks in a World Heritage Site. This is an area north of Liverpool's historic Pier Head.[1] It is the sister programme of the Wirral Waters project. Since 2012 the two projects have enjoyed enterprise zone status, together forming the Mersey Waters Enterprise Zone.[2]

It would be pointless and crazy to try and second guess these lads

Good post. Although the layout had me spinning a bit.

 

[summerisle]

Nice jacket.

 

[BossBlue]

Four years since Mosh/Usman took over the club and we're still no further on as a club

Hmmm

 

[kithnou]

Four years since Mosh/Usman took over the club and we're still no further on as a club

Hmmm

All the money in the world is pointless if you are clueless about football.

Hopefully we now have the people in place to drive us forward at the club.

 

[BossBlue]

All the money in the world is pointless if you are clueless about football.

Hopefully we now have the people in place to drive us forward at the club.

Which people are you referring to?

 

[SpongeBob brown shoes]

Four years since Mosh/Usman took over the club and we're still no further on as a club

Hmmm

Small pieces of a puzzle being placed quietly, people will think it came from nowhere but in reality the foundations where laid years ago, the building of something great doesn't happen over night but is woven in the smallest detail, the biggest wall, tallest, strongest wall is only held together by the quality of the mortar that holds the bricks together, was enough cement used, was it laid in a frost, was the conditions just right

















Koff ya red tit