Prince spending big!

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Well, not that mystifying he didn’t spend the Premier money last time around we had to put up with the likes of Luton Shelton and Ahmed Fathi.

How much have we spent on Callum Robinson ?
 
Norwegian international with Champions League experience, alleged to being chased by both Napoli and Liverpool is hardly Jordan fuckin Rhodes.

Not Jordan Rhodes, but not Messi either.
I don't want to piss on our shared chips, but if Liverpool had really wanted him, £25m is small change for them.

Like I said, enjoy the moment, but dont get carried away. We are a proper club in S2 and not the deluded from South Barnsley.
 
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Not Jordan Rhodes, but not Messi either.
I don't want to piss on our shared chips, but if Liverpool had really wanted him, £25m is small change for them.

Like I said, enjoy the moment, but dont get carried away. We are a proper club in S2 and not the deluded from South Barnsley.

But he really didn't want Liverpool.
 
By making far more of an effort to do so. You're surely not saying that KM worked flat out to secure a takeover? Or did he just bumble along while asking for far more than what his shares were worth? Of course nobody can know, but sensible people can have a very educated guess at which is more likely, given how things panned out.


Where were all the buyers?

If he was asking too much someone would have said. I take it you would have watched your money go down the drain and accepted less.

I think we've seen your level of business acumen before. "I would've done"

I can see where you Final paragraph breaks down.
 
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Where were all the buyers?

If he was asking too much someone would have said. I take it you would have watched your money go down the drain and accepted less.

I think we've seen your level of business acumen before. I would've done"

Scotty bro, a tip; life's too short.

Let the anti-Kevs make up facts to support their non arguments. You should relax with an Ovaltine and enjoy the moment.

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Where were all the buyers?

If he was asking too much someone would have said. I take it you would have watched your money go down the drain and accepted less.

I think we've seen your level of business acumen before. I would've done"
Well if you ask for an unrealistic amount, you tend not to attract buyers.
 
That we know of, his mates stuck at Real Madrid so perhaps other bids got his elbow?

So far you've had a badly spelt 'alledge' and a 'perhaps'.

You've still got a 'maybe', a 'possible' and a 'could have' to use. Tben you'll have to phone a friend.
 
Scotty bro, a tip; life's too short.

Let the anti-Kevs make up facts to support their non arguments. You should relax with an Ovaltine and enjoy the moment.

Si
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Stop pretending to be me Scott.

Now we've got a tree hugger knowing how to wheel and deal in football clubs. You just try harder. Bit Tebbitt like if you ask me....
 



It's the answer.

No. You said you'd have done it better. The options were to lower the price and take a personal financial hit, Or cut costs even further across the board. Unless you have magic beans. Not selling players would mean you'd have to pump more in.
 
No. You said you'd have done it better. The options were to lower the price and take a personal financial hit, Or cut costs even further across the board. Unless you have magic beans. Not selling players would mean you'd have to pump more in.
Well, it was either lose some early or plough ahead and lose a lot in the hope that someone would come along and magic up the asking price. Unsurprisingly, nobody did.
 
Though as he appointed CW/AK, and CW/AK choose who to sign I think you could be wrong.

The Moose/McBurnie signings were made when Kev McC. was still joint owner, so both owners would have had to sign off the payments, so far as I understand it.
As I understood it McCabe tried to block McB. Might be wrong but with McCabe we got the “flu“ excuses, with Prince Abdullah we are getting world class results.
I used to laugh when they said Europe in 5 years. Without McCabe I’m laughing on the other side of my face.
 
What with the signings in the summer and today/tomorrow, plus the proposed [?] plans to build the new training ground, it's fair to say that he ain't fucking about.

Just 12 months ago I still had absolutely no idea about what he wanted for SUFC, or if he even had any interest in us any more, and I would have happily seen the back of him. Now I think that him winning the court case will probably be the 2nd most important event in our history, with the 1st being the appointment of CW & AK of course.
 
Premier League promotion was worth £170m (https://www.consultancy.uk/news/21572/promotion-to-premier-league-worth-170-million) to the Blades. The vast majority of supporters recognise that we are in the Premier League for one, simple reason: the managerial genius that is Chris Wilder. McCabe appointed Wilder.

Isn't the reality that Abdullah is the luckiest football owner alive? He got away with trying to have Kev's pants down and take control without buying the club's property assets. Until, of course, promotion was more or less sorted, at which point he was more than happy to abide by the terms of the original deal, which he'd previously tried to bypass!

His decision to back one of the most talented managers in the world with serious dosh which has fallen, fortuitously, into his lap is not a sign of genius. It is just plain, common sense if he wants to protect his ill gotten gains.
 
Premier League promotion was worth £170m (https://www.consultancy.uk/news/21572/promotion-to-premier-league-worth-170-million) to the Blades. The vast majority of supporters recognise that we are in the Premier League for one, simple reason: the managerial genius that is Chris Wilder. McCabe appointed Wilder.

Isn't the reality that Abdullah is the luckiest football owner alive? He got away with trying to have Kev's pants down and take control without buying the club's property assets. Until, of course, promotion was more or less sorted, at which point he was more than happy to abide by the terms of the original deal, which he'd previously tried to bypass!

His decision to back one of the most talented managers in the world with serious dosh which has fallen, fortuitously, into his lap is not a sign of genius. It is just plain, common sense if he wants to protect his ill gotten gains.
Alright Kev, you’ve got your little quote on the side of the Copthorne - what more do you want?
 
Now the prince has full control is this the start of the " think liverpool " investment???

Possibly. I did have the same thought yesterday.

Maybe the whole "Europe in 5 years" thing was only part of a wider term? "This club will get to 'Europe in 5 years' as soon as I fuck off and someone comes in and unleashes this clubs real potential because we all know I won't"

Lo and behold...

Every decent player we've had under McCabe was sold for far less than market value. "When a bigger club comes calling..." and "when a players head gets turned" are 2 classics from him. And a lot of the fans stood by and let him get away with it because times have been harder.

But now look...

Prince Abdullah (pbuh) has seen an opportunity to really take this club forward and make it something. McCabe saw it as something else on his portfolio.
 
Premier League promotion was worth £170m (https://www.consultancy.uk/news/21572/promotion-to-premier-league-worth-170-million) to the Blades. The vast majority of supporters recognise that we are in the Premier League for one, simple reason: the managerial genius that is Chris Wilder. McCabe appointed Wilder.

Isn't the reality that Abdullah is the luckiest football owner alive? He got away with trying to have Kev's pants down and take control without buying the club's property assets. Until, of course, promotion was more or less sorted, at which point he was more than happy to abide by the terms of the original deal, which he'd previously tried to bypass!

His decision to back one of the most talented managers in the world with serious dosh which has fallen, fortuitously, into his lap is not a sign of genius. It is just plain, common sense if he wants to protect his ill gotten gains.

I'm sorry I thought the Prince was on the board with McCabe when we appointed Wilder?

The club hasn't fallen 'fortuitously' into his lap either. The club was taken from McCabe when he tried to get clever with the Prince. He got what he deserved for trying to be cocky. You only have to read the court reports and the judge's comments about McCabe to know who the sly one is.
 



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