Blades shares

[northsomersetblade]

I came across this by pure accident....fill your boots if you want to ultimately own 51% of the Blades and boot the board out. Some simple financial stuff for simple folks like me too.

http://www.assetmatch.com/app/OurCompanies/CompanyProfile?companyId=1403


'Sheffield United Limited’s main activities are as a holding company. Sheffield United Limited is a parent company of Blades Leisure Limited which is, in turn, a parent company of Sheffield United Football Club Limited.

Sheffield United Football Club, or “The Blades” as it is colloquially known, is based in South Yorkshire and was formed from Sheffield United Cricket Club in 1889. Since its inception, the Football Club has been based at its home ground Bramall Lane which now boasts a capacity of 32,702 seats. In the 2016-17 season, Sheffield United FC achieved promotion from League One to the Championship after finishing top of the league. Other achievements in the club's history include Division One (Premier League) winners in 1898 and four time FA Cup winners most recently in 1925.

Sheffield United Limited is one of two holding companies with a 50 per cent. holding in Blades Leisure Limited, the other 50 per cent. is held by UTB LLC, a company ultimately owned by HRH Prince Abdulla Bin Mossad Bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud of Riyadh. The operations of Blades Leisure Ltd are focused on professional footballing activities and the operation of a sports stadium. Other interests within the group include stewarding services, commercial gym operations and health and safety audit services.

Sheffield United Limited is 84.27 per cent. owned by Scarborough Group International of which the McCabe family hold a controlling interest. Sheffield United Limited hold the ownership to Sheffield United Football Club’s home ground Bramall Lane which is then used and operated by Blades Leisure Limited and the Football Club'.

 

[Nade]

I'm pretty sure we can't actually buy shares anymore.

 

[Sean Thornton]

I'm not an FA ( jokes welcome boys and girls) but

A) Scarborough would have to sell shares to get 51%

And

B) the company is technically insolvent


I call Jacob Esan!

 

[FleaPitBlade]

There's 460,600,000 shares. Give or take a few tens of thousands.

At the advertised asking price, that's £2,000 for a 0.01% stake. In a company which operates at a loss.

For that reason, I'm out.

 

[Harrisblade]

There's 460,600,000 shares. Give or take a few tens of thousands.

At the advertised asking price, that's £2,000 for a 0.01% stake. In a company which operates at a loss.

For that reason, I'm out.

Well I have A share - so I'm definitely IN

 

[northsomersetblade]

Well I have A share - so I'm definitely IN

I didn't have you down as a capitalist Harris.

You'll be oppressing the workers next

 

[Stretch]

I normally get around 5 sentences into finance type stuff before my brain starts to wobble and I begin thinking about my next meal.

 

[gavtheblade]

I have 500 shares.
How much am I worth? ?
Will it be enough for a pint on satdi? ?

 

[Snowman]

I have 500 shares.
How much am I worth? ?
Will it be enough for a pint on satdi? ?

To be honest, No. Sorry. I feel your pain, but the value of investments may go up or go down.

 

[Harrisblade]

I didn't have you down as a capitalist Harris.

You'll be oppressing the workers next

The nearest I get to oppressing any workers is providing own brand chocolate digestives with their mugs of tea instead of Mcvities!