The bids would be confidential. I doubt any company that made a losing bid would want it public knowledge.
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Saudi Sportswashing Machine
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The bids would be confidential. I doubt any company that made a losing bid would want it public knowledge.
We all agree it's dodgy. Just saying it is probably within the rules.
Bishop
Paul Stalteri
Aye and that's what I was trying to point out. He's assuming that bids are usually close in value but that wouldn't necessarily be the case. Sometimes they might be, often they're not.
Now in the case of Saudi Sportswashing Machine it's very easy to argue they are a project on the rise with increasing media presentation due to their finish in the league.
Regarding the company sponsoring them not having much of a presence previously, that would actually help their argument that sponsoring Saudi Sportswashing Machine is a massive pr opportunity and a chance to increase market awareness of their brand.
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Bishop
Paul Stalteri
We have no hope as it is. Just accept it. Our owners are unwilling to provide funds to bridge the gap so it is what it is.
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Our owners don't have the funds to. Most don't.
For me football needs to change and fans, instead of protesting about the owners should be protesting about the state of the game. It shouldn't be about who has the richest country that owns your team.
I'm not assuming anything. I don't believe it's normal for a shirt sponsor to go from 5m to 25m, Leicester won the league and they didn't get a jump like that.
So a company that has no presence a few weeks ago, can't afford a website and all of a sudden can spunk 25m a year on sponsoring a football team, that has next to no following outside their home city, and has ties to the owners of the football team. No nothing dodgy about that, go stick your head in the sand if you want.
Baleforce
Ron Henry
indospurs
Young-Pyo Lee
Ummm but it's always been about money, it's just gotten bigger in scale because of greed, apart from the odd anomaly. I'm really wondering if new wage cap rules will be effective, there's always a work around
There has always been a lot of things that are wrong. Doesn't mean we shouldn't try to change them.
Grays_1890
Colin Calderwood
Simple but post of the decade for me and says it in as many less words than I have tried to in recent times. This whole "If you can't beat them join them" and if you cant your owner is somehow a cnut is just a race to the bottom of football and society for me. Not caring where the money comes from and who gets paid what because of a few social comments aimed to shame people like "its not your money why do you care" or "ohhh Spurs Accountants out again". Even the idea that I keep reading that somehow the current Chelsea model is one to be admired or converted I just don't buy, I don't see the buying what will be over 500m in players on 40 players in a year as something to admire or aspire to IMO, it does nothing to suggest the game has a long term future, Romans tenure was boom and bust regardless how you frame it and if thats what you need this long conveyor belt of owners with unlimited funds then the games not really a good state. I don't see making players that won't even be sitting on the bench multi millionaires in such large numbers as a strategy IMO. People will pour scorn on those comments absolutely and say we have lacked a strategy and they would have course be right, but its alot harder to do things within your means than out of it, if thats seen as a bad thing then it really is reflective of where we are in the game.
Bedfordspurs
Arthur Rowe
Massively over paying if true
Sure they could have got a quality player for that money
Yiddo
Ian Walker
Don't watch much Italian football? Tonali is one of their best players.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
So Toon want Neves, can't afford him because of FFP so get PIF to buy him for Saudi and loan him to them
Blatant cheating and abuse of the system just like Chelsea
Blatant cheating and abuse of the system just like Chelsea
Bedfordspurs
Arthur Rowe
Grays_1890
Colin Calderwood
IS that happening?
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
The Magpies also want to sign Ruben Neves, 26, on loan after the Portugal midfielder agreed to join Al Hilal from Wolverhampton Wanderers for £47m this week. (Football Insider)