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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 14 May 19 9.14am | |
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Originally posted by Sherlock II
You are correct, Thaksin is a folk hero in the poorer north and north east of Thailand and the working class areas of Bangkok where his social programs gave dignity to the poor and the downtrodden. He might be corrupt but, as you say, so are most high up the food chain in Thailand. I think he would invest some of his fortune in the playing side and attract a lot of support to the club from not only within Thailand but also from China where he has extensive interests and from where his family originally came. And, of course, his sister the lovely Yingluck would be a welcome visitor to Selhurst Park. Edited by Sherlock II (14 May 2019 7.36am) She sounds like a lucky omen.
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Canterbury Palace Whitstable 14 May 19 9.31am | |
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Presumably P Diddy and Colonel Gadaffi will be part of the consortium? If so we might finally get Nugent over the line.
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 14 May 19 9.49am | |
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Originally posted by HesHereHesThere
Tits up, yes you're right but if its done properly it obviously works, Leicester, Wolves and Man City I think have done it the right way but the way Chelski have gone about it is horrible. This geezer is supposed to have serious dough unlike Simon Jordan and Mark Goldberg and we all know how those reigns ended. This story came out of Vietnam originally so I'm taking with a pinch of salt...but it livened up my afternoon. Apart from the latter Chelsea strategy of stockpiling youth players, the Man City way isn’t any different from how Chelsea bought their early success.
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 14 May 19 9.57am | |
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Originally posted by RyWa
Everyone speaking like this means we'll suddenly spend money.. our current owners have a combined net worth of nearly 5 billion, thats alot more than this Thai bloke. Edited by RyWa (14 May 2019 8.07am) Those American part owners of ours will never invest much more than they already have so their wealth is irrelevant. They also want out anyway so even less chance of them spending anything. A sale is obviously what is wanted and needed. Hopefully Parish ensures it’s to people who’ll keep the club safe firstly, and in the Prem.
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CrazyBadger Ware 14 May 19 10.13am | |
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On one hand you have allegations of a corrupt official in a country where they seem to use those allegations as a way of outing goverment regimes. Interesting that he only got 'outed' when we started to be tough on the war on drugs. But then the list of Corruption allegations is so long - there has to be something there. Not sure what he's been doing for the Last 10 years, hopefully watching all the football he can get his hands on!
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Hrolf The Ganger 14 May 19 11.01am | |
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We can't spend billionaire money on players so the only thing that a guy like this could do for the club would be to invest in the ground and facilities to increase our revenue and make us more attractive to players and new fans.
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 14 May 19 11.12am | |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
We can't spend billionaire money on players so the only thing that a guy like this could do for the club would be to invest in the ground and facilities to increase our revenue and make us more attractive to players and new fans. Chelsea did so before FFP and Ken Bates had finished the stadium but with a debt of about £90 million. It’s once FFP has come in that Chelsea struggled to win titles and probably gave abramovitch the excuse not to spend. City use sponsorship from the owner’s business to fund the team. They’ll be investigated and probably face a transfer embargo imo. As long as Liverpool don’t win the league again I’m not bothered.
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richardxtra Kettering 14 May 19 11.32am | |
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Originally posted by Canterbury Palace
Presumably P Diddy and Colonel Gadaffi will be part of the consortium? If so we might finally get Nugent over the line. 😁. Those were the days.
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crvenaeagle 14 May 19 11.37am | |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Chelsea did so before FFP and Ken Bates had finished the stadium but with a debt of about £90 million. It’s once FFP has come in that Chelsea struggled to win titles and probably gave abramovitch the excuse not to spend. City use sponsorship from the owner’s business to fund the team. They’ll be investigated and probably face a transfer embargo imo. As long as Liverpool don’t win the league again I’m not bothered. It was Citys ridiculous spending habits that were the catalyst for FFP to come in. Having to create rules to "play fair" Basically "stop being dicks" Edited by crvenaeagle (14 May 2019 11.38am)
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glaziermart 14 May 19 12.01pm | |
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Palace deny they are in talks!! Can someone close or lock this tread
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jeeagles 14 May 19 12.16pm | |
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Originally posted by glaziermart
Palace deny they are in talks!! Can someone close or lock this tread If somethings not going to happen there's no need to close the thread. The brexit one would have ended 1000 pages ago if that was the case.
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west coast eagle 14 May 19 12.21pm | |
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Interesting development
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