by Ian Royal » 03 Jan 2014 18:44
by SPARTA » 03 Jan 2014 19:03
ZacNaloen I expressed this to jon Keen on twitter yesterday (before this all broke), but my feeling with Oman is that we are still building on the youth network we've been developing and that has been a red herring in the take over stakes.
by Uke » 03 Jan 2014 19:07
Uke The US bid seems a lot more ''out in the open' than the Omani deal.
Whether that is a ploy to have one play their hand quicker than before.
However, we will only be able to have 'loans' again until the F&PP tests are completed and that will take weeks!
by Uke » 03 Jan 2014 19:17
LacosteUke The US bid seems a lot more ''out in the open' than the Omani deal.
Whether that is a ploy to have one play their hand quicker than before.
However, we will only be able to have 'loans' again until the F&PP tests are completed and that will take weeks!
Who's to say that after the last debacle it isn't already under way?
by Cypry » 03 Jan 2014 19:19
Uke The US bid seems a lot more ''out in the open' than the Omani deal.
Whether that is a ploy to have one play their hand quicker than before.
However, we will only be able to have 'loans' again until the F&PP tests are completed and that will take weeks!
by Uke » 03 Jan 2014 19:31
CypryUke The US bid seems a lot more ''out in the open' than the Omani deal.
Whether that is a ploy to have one play their hand quicker than before.
However, we will only be able to have 'loans' again until the F&PP tests are completed and that will take weeks!
You mean loan players? Don't think that's correct, Roberts was signed using cash from TSI long before the FA finally agreed to the takeover going ahead...
by sandman » 03 Jan 2014 19:46
Twix The American businessman behind the buyout is revealed.
by Cypry » 03 Jan 2014 19:47
UkeCypryUke The US bid seems a lot more ''out in the open' than the Omani deal.
Whether that is a ploy to have one play their hand quicker than before.
However, we will only be able to have 'loans' again until the F&PP tests are completed and that will take weeks!
You mean loan players? Don't think that's correct, Roberts was signed using cash from TSI long before the FA finally agreed to the takeover going ahead...
I meant loans like we used for Roberts
But if they can't sort the paperwork out, it'll be the other
by 3points » 03 Jan 2014 21:44
3points SJM needed to sell a stake to fund some of his other business operations. He is now relaxed about what is happening as his immediate cash flow problems were resolved by AZ's cash. AZ is complete history and won't be seen at RFC again - apparently his dad gave him the money for the first tranche and AZ said he could raise the cash to fund the rest. He hasn't been able to do this. As already stated AZ is drumming up buyers - there are three un-named interested parties and SJM is biding his time. However, if a deal isn't imminent come January then we will see a number of higher earning players being sold, and the likes of Baird and Sharp will leave as well. We could have a lot more young players being blooded in the second half of the season.
by SPARTA » 04 Jan 2014 00:35
by Big Ern » 04 Jan 2014 00:57
SPARTA David Harris @Handbags82
US interest in RFC allegedly Steve Ross headed cons'm, owner of Miami Dolphins, worth $4 billion. Omani interest Shk Kalifa. Omani's in advanced talks, Americans in the same boat. Straight fight, Chris Samuelson has a decision to make on who to sell TSI to.
by SPARTA » 04 Jan 2014 00:58
Big ErnSPARTA David Harris @Handbags82
US interest in RFC allegedly Steve Ross headed cons'm, owner of Miami Dolphins, worth $4 billion. Omani interest Shk Kalifa. Omani's in advanced talks, Americans in the same boat. Straight fight, Chris Samuelson has a decision to make on who to sell TSI to.
No decision to be made. Whoever offers most will get it.
by multisync1830 » 04 Jan 2014 01:00
SPARTA David Harris @Handbags82
US interest in RFC allegedly Steve Ross headed cons'm, owner of Miami Dolphins, worth $4 billion. Omani interest Shk Kalifa. Omani's in advanced talks, Americans in the same boat. Straight fight, Chris Samuelson has a decision to make on who to sell TSI to.
by Royal91 » 04 Jan 2014 01:06
SPARTA David Harris @Handbags82
US interest in RFC allegedly Steve Ross headed cons'm, owner of Miami Dolphins, worth $4 billion. Omani interest Shk Kalifa. Omani's in advanced talks, Americans in the same boat. Straight fight, Chris Samuelson has a decision to make on who to sell TSI to.
by AthleticoSpizz » 04 Jan 2014 01:07
by SPARTA » 04 Jan 2014 01:12
multisync1830SPARTA David Harris @Handbags82
US interest in RFC allegedly Steve Ross headed cons'm, owner of Miami Dolphins, worth $4 billion. Omani interest Shk Kalifa. Omani's in advanced talks, Americans in the same boat. Straight fight, Chris Samuelson has a decision to make on who to sell TSI to.
What has this chap got to do with Oman?
by Unbelievable Jeff » 04 Jan 2014 01:13
by Reading4eva » 04 Jan 2014 01:15
by Samrfc01 » 04 Jan 2014 01:16
Unbelievable Jeff Who would you guys rather given the little information we know?
Omani guy may pump money in for fun, could also turn out like Zinga
Yank has previous experience in the sporting world, $4 billion worth is not to be sniffed at either
I'd probably say get the Yank's in, however my opinion might change depending on what we hear in the coming week or so
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