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Bournemouth go for 100 million, apparently they owed about 125/150 in interest free loans to Demin. Give or take a few quid he walks away fairly scott free. What value for Cardiff then currently, 50 million if we are lucky, 25 given the current financial outlook for the coming years, more?
Bournemouth before promotion were estimated to have the most valued squad in the championship, not sure we have any real sellable assets.
The Yanks have arrived. Watch out young virgins they’re bring nylon stockings with them.
ummm could you explain that to us that are under 70!Quote:
Originally Posted by Cleve van Leef
Ummmmm, got any gum, chum?........basic history....but you knew that:thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by ToTaL ITK
Gravy browning for those who couldn’t afford stockings, that’s what my Nan said, seam drawn on with a brow pencil.Quote:
Originally Posted by ToTaL ITK
[QUOTE=OurManFlint II;5372324]Bournemouth go for 100 million, apparently they owed about 125/150 in interest free loans to Demin. Give or take a few quid he walks away fairly scott free. What value for Cardiff then currently, 50 million if we are lucky, 25 given the current financial outlook for the coming years, more?
Would that include their poxy mickey mouse stadium?
So Bournemouth are worth £100m, while Man Utd - in the same Division - are valued at £3bn? Staggering.
I thought Man Utd was 5bn!Quote:
Originally Posted by tforturton
[QUOTE=Chris Pontprennau Blues;5372696]I assume and an unfinished training ground that got shelved during covid.Quote:
Originally Posted by OurManFlint II
1944 and they came over in hoards, while Brits were fighting in Europe they were “friendly” with the young women over here, hence rhe nylon stockings. Waiting here for D-Day. Hope that goes part of the way to an explanation.Quote:
Originally Posted by ToTaL ITK
Wouldn’t that be £100m plus the debt?Quote:
Originally Posted by OurManFlint II
i don't know, i don't read it as that just they bought the club for 100 / 150. His debts amounted to about the same. If that would be the case, Tan has nothing to worry about as he'll recoup all the debt then the value on topQuote:
Originally Posted by The Hooded Claw
Says he put in over 250mm here, i read the loans (interest free) were about 100mm
https://www.skysports.com/football/n...orth-over-100m
I'd take Gary O'Neil if they sack him.
Just watched the new owners interview here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63982991
seems like a legit chap, some typical American 'ideas' that probably will not go down well with everyone. like a monthly comedy skit!
but overall his ideas are all harmless and come from a good place.
Most importantly seems like a very competent business man, with money to burn.
Shame he was not attracted to us as a project.
It was the weekly comedy skit that we have in place that swung it against us.Quote:
Originally Posted by chris lee