Brylowes
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I doubt he wants the stadium,
Doug King Takeover (7 Viewers)
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TomRad85
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I booked the day off for my anniversary, but its cool to spend the whole day staring at my phone right?
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Covkid1968#
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Exactly what I was thinking!!!
Nick
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Yeah, if his intention was to get the ground then the club then it means the club isn't an option now....
David O'Day
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If we are really going to be debt free then wtf is Grenners going to post about now?
eastwoodsdustman
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Taxis?
Brighton Sky Blue
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Yes a clever move to sell to a fellow hedge fund rather than a billionaire.
Happy_Martian
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For those asking about the cash....
From the statement on BBC:
"King is chief executive of Stratford-upon-Avon based oilseed processing facility Yelo Enterprises, who have invested more than £70m in the region.
He previously founded investment firm RCMA Capital LLP - which has overseas investments of more than £400m - and of which he remains majority owner."
He may have a few quid to his name
£6.50 in loose change and a packet of Cheese and Onion Crisps
From the statement on BBC:
"King is chief executive of Stratford-upon-Avon based oilseed processing facility Yelo Enterprises, who have invested more than £70m in the region.
He previously founded investment firm RCMA Capital LLP - which has overseas investments of more than £400m - and of which he remains majority owner."
He may have a few quid to his name
£6.50 in loose change and a packet of Cheese and Onion Crisps 
Grendel
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I love it when this unexpected development happens all you think of is me
How cute
Skybluedownunder
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About Yelo — Yelo
yelo.com
Doug King
CEO & Chairman
Doug spent 10 years of his career with Cargill, where he was Head of UK Grain and Non Grain Feed Ingredients business in the late 1990s before moving to become the Trading Head of Cargill’s Global Petroleum Trading business in Geneva. Doug graduated with a Bachelor of Science (Honours) degree in Mathematical Engineering from Loughborough University, England in 1990.
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Doesn’t sound that rich though
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Nick
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Im going to have 14 pints.
Flying Fokker
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Well I never. Where does this leave us?
clint van damme
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Of rapeseed
skyblueeyesrevisited
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This is getting more and more like an episode of Succession
Evo1883
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Rich enough to have cleared the clubs debts ? Which puts us in a great position really
shepardo01
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Still waiting to see how much CCC have bent over and taken in the ass from "big" Mike's chopper
shmmeee
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For those asking about the cash....
From the statement on BBC:
"King is chief executive of Stratford-upon-Avon based oilseed processing facility Yelo Enterprises, who have invested more than £70m in the region.
He previously founded investment firm RCMA Capital LLP - which has overseas investments of more than £400m - and of which he remains majority owner."
He may have a few quid to his name
Neither of these guarantee personal wealth though.
The CableGuy
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16/11/22- The City Rises
Out of fracking nowhere! Hopefully more investment into the squad is incoming, we and Robins deserve it.
Out of fracking nowhere!
Hopefully more investment into the squad is incoming, we and Robins deserve it.Brighton Sky Blue
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Well if he had taken over both ourselves and the stadium and got rid of SISU's involvement completely it would have been a much better outcome for ourselves. All this would appear to do is introduce another kind of purgatory
Liquid Gold
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I wouldn't worry about Sisu's 15% at all.
That is basically something so they don't have to close their investment and capitalise whatever loss is left over after this sale.
It also gives them the opportunity to cash in on promotion without having to deal with funding us in the championship.
That is basically something so they don't have to close their investment and capitalise whatever loss is left over after this sale.
It also gives them the opportunity to cash in on promotion without having to deal with funding us in the championship.
Earlsdon_Skyblue1
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I know I need to post, but i don't know what to say. I'm genuinely not sure how to describe this. Spent years dreaming about it and visualising the day SISU get to fuck.
Where's that fucking GIF of the beer being thrown at a festival? Even the Reeves one on MDMA will do at this point. Someone? Anyone? Lloyd's?
Where's that fucking GIF of the beer being thrown at a festival? Even the Reeves one on MDMA will do at this point. Someone? Anyone? Lloyd's?
Liquid Gold
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Strong indicators though
Sky Blue Harry H
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I'm trying to calm down by watching Big Vik v Mexico.
Update - Mexico are dirty and Sweden are very poor.
Vik not doing a lot, which is fine by me (Mexico have most of the possession)
Update - Mexico are dirty and Sweden are very poor.
Vik not doing a lot, which is fine by me (Mexico have most of the possession)
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SeaSeeEffCee
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If he wants to win the fans over early there is a certain Swedish striker who could do with having a big fat contract slapped in front of him…
Winny the Bish
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WE ALL DREAM OF A TEAM OF DOUGIE KINGS
I’d have a guess this is something Ashley wasn’t expecting to happen. Let’s be clear we all know that he was going to try and get the club on his terms when he was ready in the future.
This could mean Ashley won’t bother if he can’t get CCFC. Next 48 hours are going to push the Ronaldo stories off the back pages LOL.