AdamSufc1997
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They've all been offered playing contracts and Jagielka has signed a new 5 year dealI do hope the 62 who got made redundant from the Copthorne get reinstated
Was just about to post the same. Bearing in mind that HRH has purchased the training ground and hotel, and our ground is not on an out of town flood plain.Must've cost a bit, I mean Rustadome being worth £60m.
I mean. We're supposed to celebrate are we? The Football Club has got to a position of owning our ground. You know - like the vast majority of Football Clubs always have. You know - like we ourselves always did. This was the position up until the day before The Prince arrived. We owned our own ground - paaaauuuusssse - we own our own ground. Whoooooopeeeee.
I mean. We're supposed to celebrate are we? The Football Club has got to a position of owning our ground. You know - like the vast majority of Football Clubs always have. You know - like we ourselves always did. This was the position up until the day before The Prince arrived. We owned our own ground - paaaauuuusssse - we own our own ground. Whoooooopeeeee.
We won't be relegated!?...with more good news soon
What could that be ?
Kop development happening immediately and will be finished for January when we’re all back.
(I’m not serious).
If it did, it would have been mentioned given all the fuss around it.
No. I don't like the normal "English" ownership model. Requiring some clown I'd rather not have owning the Club to own it. It's my Club. It's your Club. We've abolished slavery. I don't really care which kid without a proper train set has us as their toy. I think a football club requires a few key things - a ground being one of them. I find it very interesting that The Prince seems to get a free pass over not buying into the ground originally. This is (now was) a mess of his own making. I'm glad it's sorted. Strongly, strongly prefer the football side & the property side to be owned by the same "thing". I understand - people think if you criticise what The Prince has done, you must be a McCabe supporter. But, I'm not. I'm thankful we can move forward from the position he's re-established. But, it is re-established - it's square one, albeit a good square.Would you rather McCabe still owned the ground Phil? Serious question.
I don’t think the current owners want to implement McCabes plans for the ground so I think they’d need to go through planning if they wanted to alter anything. If they’re going with the plans and removing the posts etc then great.Not sure you're that far off with tbh.
I'm not sure we'll have fans inside stadiums this calendar year so we could probably get the bolt on proposal for the kop completed in this time surely?
Perfect time to get on with it reallyNot sure you're that far off with tbh.
I'm not sure we'll have fans inside stadiums this calendar year so we could probably get the bolt on proposal for the kop completed in this time surely?
Yep. I get that. But, I also get that The Prince is a big boy, making free choices, for which he can be criticised. He chose to buy into the football side & not the property side. You buy what you buyMcCabe did not want HRH to initially buy the ground as it was his “leverage” and proved to
Indeed be the case
You can only buy what someone wants to sell
Your only allowed 3! Ha, liar!!I’ve heard it’s 4 free pints in any pub of your choice with a current season ticket and 99,000 points
Yep. I get that. But, I also get that The Prince is a big boy, making free choices, for which he can be criticised. He chose to buy into the football side & not the property side. You buy what you buy
McCabe forced him somehow did he? Help me out with the words - The Prince was one of two signatories to a deal which split the football & property parts of the Club. How's that grabbing you?he did not chose one thing or the other as the property side was not for sale, unless he was prepared to pay what was then an unrealistic figure as McCabe wanted to retain it ti lever contril
Are we supposed to piss in them?"The impact of Covid within Sheffield, as with the rest of the World, has led to many within our great City falling on difficult times. This has no doubt led to huge empathy from many of our own club and its own fans, who now understand the daily struggles involved with being a Sheffield Wednesday fan. As a result we will be holding a collection for our City rivals during our next home league game. All fans wanting to help this cause will find these fundraising collection buckets upon entrance through the turnstiles."
I think he did it pretty cleverly personally.Yep. I get that. But, I also get that The Prince is a big boy, making free choices, for which he can be criticised. He chose to buy into the football side & not the property side. You buy what you buy
He didn’t “choose” not to buy into the property side. McCabe separated that side of the business to ensure asset strippers didn’t get a foothold in the club. Which btw I think was well intentioned, it also ensured debt was written off when he transferred the assets.Yep. I get that. But, I also get that The Prince is a big boy, making free choices, for which he can be criticised. He chose to buy into the football side & not the property side. You buy what you buy
We didn’t tho did we . McCabe owned the propertyI mean. We're supposed to celebrate are we? The Football Club has got to a position of owning our ground. You know - like the vast majority of Football Clubs always have. You know - like we ourselves always did. This was the position up until the day before The Prince arrived. We owned our own ground - paaaauuuusssse - we own our own ground. Whoooooopeeeee.
Are we supposed to piss in them?
Then why doesn't he just say that in his statement?I think he did it pretty cleverly personally.
He bought into the club for nothing, pumped in about £10m ish, all along knowing, that the contract would allow him to activate a clause, whereupon he could then buy the other half of the ownership for a measly £5m!!!
Hence McCabe hating him, because he knew he'd made an error after Wilder set us on our journey, only McCabe couldn't then backtrack, as he tried to do!
Also in said contract, I believe the option to purchase the ground could be taken, upon the prince being made sole owner......so, he bought the club very cheaply, and paid the current going rate for all the assets, rumoured to be around £50m ? So, he's just bought a premier league club, for £55m!!
That's not a bad deal for him in today's football world!!
I think he's been very clever indeed.
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Ask him, I'm sure you'd get on like a house on fireThen why doesn't he just say that in his statement?
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