United off the market, by all account they value the club at 10bln
Personally i thought they were doing well at 6bln, considering that they only initially put in 175m of their own money.
Still as we can see its all about the money with the yanks.
The Glazers, are considering taking
posted on 3/9/23
Yeah, the guys currently running Cfc will eventually want their money back.
They are investment bankers!
posted on 3/9/23
comment by ifarka, (U8182)
posted 2 minutes ago
Yeah, the guys currently running Cfc will eventually want their money back.
They are investment bankers!
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I thought they were VC investors?
posted on 3/9/23
yeah,
I can feel a FFP breach coming on , after the asset stripping is done
posted on 3/9/23
What ever they are, they do seem to be making a meal out of it imo.
Common sense would suggest that they should be good with finance, well were now 1 bln debt, i suppose that works for whom ever is getting repaid, like the glazers.
But putting all your eggs in a basket to regain C/L football in one season does seem a bit of a stretch, particularly when you've brought in 25 new first team players and a new manager.
+ its not as if our rivals are also on the backfoot.
Its a tough call imo
posted on 3/9/23
If they sold for £10billion, what could they do with the proceeds in an environment of negative real interest rates and a massively overvalued stock market?
posted on 3/9/23
Wow, 6 / 10 bln, buys you a lot of options in a negative market, buy low , wait and sell high , ?
posted on 3/9/23
comment by ifarka, (U8182)
posted 4 hours, 58 minutes ago
Wow, 6 / 10 bln, buys you a lot of options in a negative market, buy low , wait and sell high , ?
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That’s my point, everything is overvalued. There’s an almighty crash coming.
posted on 3/9/23
Crash?
Depends on which side of the crash you are.
posted on 3/9/23
See what you mean, they could take the £10bill and short the feck out of the US housing market. 👍
posted on 4/9/23
Im not suggesting that they would actually do that, but i wouldn't be surprised what they did.