Daily Mail- must be true
Interesting that he owns a casino....and a vineyard
There is only one me. Never use other forums. No one possesses my balanced and rational thought processes.
The Greek fella, the Indian fella, the Manhattan crew, the hoff, now this one. Believe it when it happens and no guarantee that better than sisu - remember the excitement last time?
Hope its true and works out but I'm sceptical of another foreign investment who only wants it on the cheap. Strike a deal now and save 10 points if genuine. Bing sisu an extra million that you'll recoup by being a league higher .... rinse and repeat and when acl dont get their pot of gold you can all moan at thus lot once the honeymoon period is over.
Sisu, the only game in town. Oh wait..
Interesting that he owns a casino....and a vineyard
The Greek fella, the Indian fella, the Manhattan crew, the hoff, now this one. Believe it when it happens and no guarantee that better than sisu - remember the excitement last time?
Hope its true and works out but I'm sceptical of another foreign investment who only wants it on the cheap. Strike a deal now and save 10 points if genuine. Bing sisu an extra million that you'll recoup by being a league higher .... rinse and repeat and when acl dont get their pot of gold you can all moan at thus lot once the honeymoon period is over.
Rob - I don't think its as simple as trying to get it on the cheap - SISU have consistently refused to sell (heavens knows why) but by being in administration they are no longer in full control, the administrator is. He/she will decide if a bid is acceptable and will then put together a CVA which is put to the creditors for acceptance. Presently SISU via their ARVO vehicle have the clout to simply keep rejecting these proposals but the administrator can if he feels there are exceptional circumstances force through a sale by the formation of a new company. This was done by Brendan Gilfoyle at Leeds - now what was the name of the ACL's preferred administrator? Coincidence? Maybe maybe not?
There is only one me. Never use other forums. No one possesses my balanced and rational thought processes.
one criticism of sisu is they are not football people. I presume the American tycoon is?
one criticism of sisu is they are not football people. I presume the American tycoon is?
Haskell IV moved to Moscow in 1992 to start the Haskell International Group, which began with real estate investment and property management but also operates restaurants and manufactures furniture.
one criticism of sisu is they are not football people. I presume the American tycoon is?
And that would mean another 15 pt penalty. Are the Trust supporting that?
It really doesn't matter. He will install a board with Elliott and Hoffman who have vast experience in running a football club.
He's a minority shareholder in the Jacksonville Jaguars, a team who are perennial under achievers & in fact worse than the eternally awful Cleveland Browns who until recently were owned by Villa owner Randy Lerner.
Surely we don't want a cowboy do we?
He would more than likely just ignore us and only concentrate on his beloved Spurs.
And the Coventry Telegraph can confirm that the American is the man being lined up by Ricoh Arena owners ACL to take over the football club.
Read More http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/co...s-coventry-city-92746-33017986/#ixzz2NyUsOk4C
seems the telegraph think it's true......don't mean that it is though
A parting gift from SISU would be to accept an offer before administration.
How big are you ?
Exactly what I put in previous post - maybe all these pre court leaks are just to give SISU the option to bow out gracefully, with more cash than a forced admin sale would bring, give us new (hopefully better) owners and ACL a partner they can work with. Win-win-win
It would appear the principal activity of the SISU apologists this morning is frantically Googling a chap they'd never heard of before breakfast, to latterly convince themselves, then others, that he's a wanker. It could have been Mother Theresa of Calcutta, back from the dead with a winning lottery-ticlet and there'd still be a problem
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