And move them to Blackburn in protest at not getting the groundLooks like the owners of Liverpool FC are looking for offers to sell, I wonder if our Joy could be interested and bugger off up there.
Looks like the owners of Liverpool FC are looking for offers to sell, I wonder if our Joy could be interested and bugger off up there.
Mike Ashley was treding on twitter for a bit, mainly fans of other clubs hoping he was going to make a bid for Liverpool
We’ll they do say many a true word spoken in jest.Assume that's a joke, right?!
Probably, although their soul went long ago.next club to sell their soul to a middle eastern country
They're talking about 3.5bn. Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi already have PL clubs leaving Qatar (heavily invested in PSG) and Dubai with the latter having tried before. Probably rules Sisu out ...Probably, although their soul went long ago.
Bigger than Manchester Utd?They must be the biggest brand in the PL surely?
Bigger than Manchester Utd?
Up to four billion now !
Did you think FSG is a hedge fund? incorrect. Fenway Sports Group Holdings, LLC, is the parent group company of Major League Baseball's Boston Red Sox, Premier League club Liverpool F.C., and the National Hockey League's Pittsburgh PenguinsWell that's one hedge fund bored of their toy...
They're owned by a hedge fund. See Peter Temple's book 'Hedge Funds: Courtesans of capitalism'.Did you think FSG is a hedge fund? incorrect. Fenway Sports Group Holdings, LLC, is the parent group company of Major League Baseball's Boston Red Sox, Premier League club Liverpool F.C., and the National Hockey League's Pittsburgh Penguins
Would you be happier if my comment, which is rather less pithy (and it's not hedge fund avenue for SISU to own CCFC either) to say 'that's the majority shareholder, whose wealth derives from his hedge fund business, that therefore funds Liverpool's ownership through the conduit of his personal wealth gained from such activities, bored of his toy', then?I have not read Temple's book but FSG are not a hedge fund nor are they owned by one. JW Henry (the founder) owns 40% and is the major shareholder. Chairman Tom Werner is the next largest shareholder. RedBird Capital Partners do have a significant (3rd largest) holding, but they are a New York based Private Investment firm and are primarily involved in Private Equity rather than traditional Hedge Fund business. The 4th largest holding is owned by Michael S Warner a Boston based Asset Manager. It seems that JWH wants to consolidate his business globally and expand it in the US. Not a question of hedge funds and toys. Hope that clears that up?
But they are not owned by a hedge fund, which ever why you spin your comment it is not correctWould you be happier if my comment, which is rather less pithy (and it's not hedge fund avenue for SISU to own CCFC either) to say 'that's the majority shareholder, whose wealth derives from his hedge fund business, that therefore funds Liverpool's ownership through the conduit of his personal wealth gained from such activities, bored of his toy', then?
It's not so catchy!
The same as we aren't, and Man City aren't owned by a national government...But they are not owned by a hedge fund, which ever why you spin your comment it is not correct
Manchester United will I’m sure are the biggest brand in the PL followed by Liverpool then Arsenal.
Not a question of "pithy" but more about accuracy. Your original comment was wrong and misleading, so I felt obliged to point that out. If you find that defensive, that is entirely your problem. Have a nice day.Would you be happier if my comment, which is rather less pithy (and it's not hedge fund avenue for SISU to own CCFC either) to say 'that's the majority shareholder, whose wealth derives from his hedge fund business, that therefore funds Liverpool's ownership through the conduit of his personal wealth gained from such activities, bored of his toy', then?
It's not so catchy!
Why is the most disgusting club in the history of football being talked about on this forum?
Why is the most disgusting club in the history of football being talked about on this forum?
Both and nothing you can say will make any differenceThe fan's yes the club no.
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