CONFRIMED: Latest rumours Confrimed as Unconfrimed

[rabidbee]

Blue Waffle.

Bit harsh.

I presume you've not seen the meme.

Well I have now!

[Ascotexgunner]

Now some caller into BBC Berks and us saying the club is about to be sold to Blue River Holdings who he says are an affiliate company of Dai Yongge and Dayong Pang and owned by Ben E King (who I thought died in 2015). Anyway no doubt yet more made up bollox for those that are avoiding the bollox you get on tw@tter.

Is that the f*cktard that was droning on about relegation wouldn't be a bad thing as well. I caught the end of his ramblings, it was a bit of a Dai Yonge love in at the end.

[Pepe the Horseman]

Now some caller into BBC Berks and us saying the club is about to be sold to Blue River Holdings who he says are an affiliate company of Dai Yongge and Dayong Pang and owned by Ben E King (who I thought died in 2015). Anyway no doubt yet more made up bollox for those that are avoiding the bollox you get on tw@tter.

Is that the f*cktard that was droning on about relegation wouldn't be a bad thing as well. I caught the end of his ramblings, it was a bit of a Dai Yonge love in at the end.

Tbf relegation could be the reset we need.

[traff]

So, which Blue "something" is it? So far Twitter has mentioned -

Blue Heaven
Blue Horizon
Blue River

Blue moon (when we can expect the takeover to be complete)
Deep Blue Sea, Between Dai and the
Blue mood
Blue Monday
Blue Murder
Blue In The Face

Is the chip shop by Lidl buying the club?

[WestYorksRoyal]

It's the same guy propagating the Blue River rumour, just going round and round on Twitter and BBCRB and hoping that if he says it enough people will believe him. Will probably join here too.

Sad thing is a lot of people will fail for it.

[Sutekh]

Henry Winter highlighting the ongoing farce on his twitter feed, few good comments from fans of other clubs in there too.

https://x.com/henrywinter/status/1837383641329996236

[morganb]

So, which Blue "something" is it? So far Twitter has mentioned -

Blue Heaven
Blue Horizon
Blue River

Blue moon (when we can expect the takeover to be complete)
Deep Blue Sea, Between Dai and the
Blue mood
Blue Monday
Blue Murder
Blue In The Face

Is the chip shop by Lidl buying the club?

Just seen Duncan James, Antony Costa, Simon Webbe and Lee Ryan in the Oracle

[Mr Angry]

For information, which may - or may not - be relevant, the Governor of the People's Bank of China has announced a series of large interest rate cut overnight, in order to try to make China's growth (currently at 4.7%) hit their 5% target.

What does this possibly mean for us?

Well, the idea is to increase liquidity in the Chinese Banking system, and this could mean Dai has more funds available.

Story below:


Asian stocks rose to their highest in more than two and half years after China unveiled some of its most dramatic measures in years aimed at stimulating its faltering economy.

Shares jumped in Hong Kong and Shanghai following the measures, as leader Xi Jinping fears the world’s second largest economy could miss his 5pc growth target.

Commercial interest rates have been cut and banks have been freed up to hold less cash in reserve amid a prolonged property sector debt crisis and high youth unemployment.

Pan Gongsheng, the Governor of the People’s Bank of China, told a news conference in Beijing that it would cut a slew of rates in a bid to boost growth, pledging to “promote the expansion of consumption and investment”.

China will also cut the down payment requirement on purchases of second homes to 15pc from 25pc and cut to the reserve requirement ratio (RRR), which dictates the amount of cash banks must hold in reserve.

The latter move will inject around a trillion yuan (£106bn) in “long-term liquidity” into the financial market, Mr Pan said.

Recently, Chinese leader Xi Jinping urged officials to do more to get growth back on track.

China’s economy grew at a 4.7pc annual rate in the last quarter after expanding 5.3pc in the first three months of the year.

[windermereROYAL]

For information, which may - or may not - be relevant, the Governor of the People's Bank of China has announced a series of large interest rate cut overnight, in order to try to make China's growth (currently at 4.7%) hit their 5% target.

What does this possibly mean for us?

Well, the idea is to increase liquidity in the Chinese Banking system, and this could mean Dai has more funds available.

Story below:


Asian stocks rose to their highest in more than two and half years after China unveiled some of its most dramatic measures in years aimed at stimulating its faltering economy.

Shares jumped in Hong Kong and Shanghai following the measures, as leader Xi Jinping fears the world’s second largest economy could miss his 5pc growth target.

Commercial interest rates have been cut and banks have been freed up to hold less cash in reserve amid a prolonged property sector debt crisis and high youth unemployment.

Pan Gongsheng, the Governor of the People’s Bank of China, told a news conference in Beijing that it would cut a slew of rates in a bid to boost growth, pledging to “promote the expansion of consumption and investment”.

China will also cut the down payment requirement on purchases of second homes to 15pc from 25pc and cut to the reserve requirement ratio (RRR), which dictates the amount of cash banks must hold in reserve.

The latter move will inject around a trillion yuan (£106bn) in “long-term liquidity” into the financial market, Mr Pan said.

Recently, Chinese leader Xi Jinping urged officials to do more to get growth back on track.

China’s economy grew at a 4.7pc annual rate in the last quarter after expanding 5.3pc in the first three months of the year.

I thought getting money out of China was the problem? didn`t stop him paying off Couhig thought did it?

[Brogue]

Blue heaven holdings Ltd have confimred the sale of their stake in Everton to the friedken group.

Blue heaven was mentioned on here a couple of weeks back through some rumour from some no mark on twatter

Then we had blue river holdings mentioned the other day, who is this Hong Kong company linked with pang.

Maybe the two have been mixed up?

But most likely it’s all made up bollox and neither are remotely interested.

But I guess we shall see if there is anything in this blue heaven stuff now they are out of Everton.

[Winston Biscuit]

When is the next Chinese st8 visit to the UK? maybe the Prime Minister can bring this up with Xi Jinping?

[Sebastian the Red]

Now some caller into BBC Berks and us saying the club is about to be sold to Blue River Holdings who he says are an affiliate company of Dai Yongge and Dayong Pang and owned by Ben E King (who I thought died in 2015). Anyway no doubt yet more made up bollox for those that are avoiding the bollox you get on tw@tter.

Is that the f*cktard that was droning on about relegation wouldn't be a bad thing as well. I caught the end of his ramblings, it was a bit of a Dai Yonge love in at the end.

Tbf relegation could be the reset we need.

[Lower West]

For information, which may - or may not - be relevant, the Governor of the People's Bank of China has announced a series of large interest rate cut overnight, in order to try to make China's growth (currently at 4.7%) hit their 5% target.

What does this possibly mean for us?

Well, the idea is to increase liquidity in the Chinese Banking system, and this could mean Dai has more funds available.

Story below:


Asian stocks rose to their highest in more than two and half years after China unveiled some of its most dramatic measures in years aimed at stimulating its faltering economy.

Shares jumped in Hong Kong and Shanghai following the measures, as leader Xi Jinping fears the world’s second largest economy could miss his 5pc growth target.

Commercial interest rates have been cut and banks have been freed up to hold less cash in reserve amid a prolonged property sector debt crisis and high youth unemployment.

Pan Gongsheng, the Governor of the People’s Bank of China, told a news conference in Beijing that it would cut a slew of rates in a bid to boost growth, pledging to “promote the expansion of consumption and investment”.

China will also cut the down payment requirement on purchases of second homes to 15pc from 25pc and cut to the reserve requirement ratio (RRR), which dictates the amount of cash banks must hold in reserve.

The latter move will inject around a trillion yuan (£106bn) in “long-term liquidity” into the financial market, Mr Pan said.

Recently, Chinese leader Xi Jinping urged officials to do more to get growth back on track.

China’s economy grew at a 4.7pc annual rate in the last quarter after expanding 5.3pc in the first three months of the year.

Given all the news in the public domain. Where is Dai going to get this money from?

[Lower West]

Blue heaven holdings Ltd have confimred the sale of their stake in Everton to the friedken group.

Blue heaven was mentioned on here a couple of weeks back through some rumour from some no mark on twatter

Then we had blue river holdings mentioned the other day, who is this Hong Kong company linked with pang.

Maybe the two have been mixed up?

But most likely it’s all made up bollox and neither are remotely interested.

But I guess we shall see if there is anything in this blue heaven stuff now they are out of Everton.

Digging around there's nothing obvious to link Blue River Holdings to Pang. No interesting disclosures made by Blue River Holdings to the HK stock exchange either as yet.

[Forbury Lion]

Now some caller into BBC Berks and us saying the club is about to be sold to Blue River Holdings who he says are an affiliate company of Dai Yongge and Dayong Pang and owned by Ben E King (who I thought died in 2015). Anyway no doubt yet more made up bollox for those that are avoiding the bollox you get on tw@tter.

Is that the f*cktard that was droning on about relegation wouldn't be a bad thing as well. I caught the end of his ramblings, it was a bit of a Dai Yonge love in at the end.

Tbf relegation could be the reset we need.

That's what some of you lot said when we were in the Championship.... didn't work.

[Pepe the Horseman]

[Forbury Lion]

I thought getting money out of China was the problem? didn`t stop him paying off Couhig thought did it?

Probably the first instalment from the Olise sell on, supposedly £3m or thereabouts of a total of £5-£6m

Wouldn't be impossible to get a loan against this future income based on the fact that Bayern Munich and Crystal Palace are good for it or maybe the owner put the money in knowing he can take it out when the rest of the Olise money comes through

[Who Moved The Goalposts?]

Probably the first instalment from the Olise sell on, supposedly £3m or thereabouts of a total of £5-£6m

I was told we only got 10% of anything *above* £30m - so about £3.2m in total. And given how Olise has started at Bayern, £60m looks like a steal already.

[Snowflake Royal]

Probably the first instalment from the Olise sell on, supposedly £3m or thereabouts of a total of £5-£6m

I was told we only got 10% of anything *above* £30m - so about £3.2m in total. And given how Olise has started at Bayern, £60m looks like a steal already.

Remember when a few were saying he was a show pony and didn't deliver for us? Lolly at them.

[royalstevep68]

Probably the first instalment from the Olise sell on, supposedly £3m or thereabouts of a total of £5-£6m

I was told we only got 10% of anything *above* £30m - so about £3.2m in total. And given how Olise has started at Bayern, £60m looks like a steal already.

Remember when a few were saying he was a show pony and didn't deliver for us? Lolly at them.

Well in his first few weeks with Reading I was going to put a bet on that olise would play for France and another bet he would play for one of the top sides. I didn’t, gutted