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June to July 2020 - NUFC

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I'm absolutely convinced they never wanted this non-takeover to go through. A PR nightmare that could've easily turn into a disaster. They've played an absolute blinder here, delaying, delaying and delaying until the Saudis pulled out so they don't even have a legal case to answer in court. Credit where credit is due :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
 

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have allowed Mike Ashley to do this. He's undoubtedly asked for more cash, because there's a stooge in the wings promising more. He renowned (by people who have businesss with him) for changing deals last minute, and the Saudi's have rightly told him to jog on.

Ashley's getting the blame
I did say within 24 hours he'd get the blame. Didn't think it'd be this quick though.
 
As if anyone actually thought it would happen :lol:

Given that Mark Campbell and FPP had both pretty much got to the stage of running us day-to-day before their takeovers collapsed you'd have thought people would have waited for their takeover to be officially done and dusted before shitting themselves.
 
Rivalry aside. The two MPs talking about mental health and one again talking about writing to the Premier League is actually disgraceful really.

This narrative that the top 6 are all corrupt and don’t want them to be in the club.

Yet they say all this about how corrupt it is and how the other owners in the top 6 are dodgy.. but that’s only a disgrace if they aren’t allowed to join them.

Because ultimately if they were to be in the club who cares if it’s dodgy. The hypocrisy is stunning.

If I take my red and white blinkers off for a minute the whole thing just stinks and shows football up for what it is these days. Do we need more oil money adding another super team? I’d argue we need to get rid of this type of model all together and pop the bubble of greed. I’d be happy if it was all clamped down on and the gravy train ended... even if we know it won’t because they’re all involved. media. Agents,premier league management. It’s sickening.
 
Apparently the Saudi's have scheduled a press conference tomorrow morning, presumably to explain why the deal has fallen through.

The venue is the Saudi embassy in London.

Not many journalists are expected to attend.

Mr Ryder might attend although he might be in bits at the end of it...............
 
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