Prince Musa'ad

[Bladepicker]

Was it just me or did all those questions seem to be known in advance, and probably came from the big fella himself? Nothing too controversial, and designed to make the subject popular?

Nontheless a decent start.

Well they're hardly gonna get Jeremy Paxman in to do an unscripted in house interview with the chairman are they?

 

[GreasyChipBeattie]

Know many Asian/other religions available lawyers who don’t believe in Christmas?

 

[Yellarbellyblade]

A lot and the Saudis have a lot, a lot more than the City mob for example. Are they interested is the question.

Good question but starts like we’ve made and all the good press it is getting us worldwide has to be a good incentive for them. Time will tell

 

[Surrey Blade]

He's renting a house in Whirlow.

 

[Bladepicker]

He's renting a house in Whirlow.

I've heard he's there as it's towards the outskirts near to where they are building our new stadium.

 

[Ainsley Harriott]

Yeah, Woolhouse nicked it all.

Bucket **** weighed it in.

 

[Alf Tuppers Shorts]

Heard Wilder isn't happy about the cutlery change off my mate Kev.

Yes told them to Fork off.

 

[Kev Gee]

Seems a really nice guy!
Obviously you can tell English isn't his first language and he struggled to get his point across abit. But we understand this.

The Saudis are not stupid. They know that they have to give CW realistic backing. Otherwise he will be off.

 

[Wards]

Few one-cell’s on the Facebook page that don’t trust him apparently - presumably because he’s brown and has a funny accent.

Seems a nice bloke to me and he/they haven’t put a foot wrong since they’ve taken full control - long may it continue.

 

[Melbourne Blade]

Definitely pre prepared questions, it wasn't a media press conference. Really nice guy who seems humorous and humble. Complete opposite of fish man from t'other side of town.

I wish him every success in the job.

 

[Sheffsteel]

My observations are

1: Comes across well, it’s refreshing to see a Senior Executive with a sense of humour.
2: He seems to appreciate Steve Bettis. Apparently Wilder works well with Steve and I’ve heard he does a great job for the club.
3: Regards stadium upgrades he mentions improving the fan experience and no mention of stadium expansion increasing capacity.

The final question I would love to ask is the Arab States have recently used their petrol money to invest heavily in clubs. Qatar owns Paris St Germain, the UAE own Man City. Therefore will Saudi Arabia follow up by using football to bring publicity to their country.

Let’s not forget that in 2022 the Qatar World Cup will provide a buzz and boost to enthusiasm of the whole Arab Gulf.

It wouldn’t be the biggest surprise if the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia turn their attention to football in a high profile league. Could we start receiving Man City type investment?

 

[Charlieblade]

My observations are

1: Comes across well, it’s refreshing to see a Senior Executive with a sense of humour.
2: He seems to appreciate Steve Bettis. Apparently Wilder works well with Steve and I’ve heard he does a great job for the club.
3: Regards stadium upgrades he mentions improving the fan experience and no mention of stadium expansion increasing capacity.

The final question I would love to ask is the Arab States have recently used their petrol money to invest heavily in clubs. Qatar owns Paris St Germain, the UAE own Man City. Therefore will Saudi Arabia follow up by using football to bring publicity to their country.

Let’s not forget that in 2022 the Qatar World Cup will provide a buzz and boost to enthusiasm of the whole Arab Gulf.

It wouldn’t be the biggest surprise if the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia turn their attention to football in a high profile league. Could we start receiving Man City type investment?

It's an interesting question. Saudi attitude to the west has softened just a little recently, (women allowed to drive). Not sure they are ready for PL club investment, or even if PA is full on hard line Saudi ethos. He is Saudi royal family, but its a big family, but he does not seem full on committed to the cause for them.
Blades probably lack the diversity the Saudis would look for in serious investment. We only have one token, non Brit in the first XI right now. Maybe that will change, but slowly I think.

 

[Charlieblade]

Well they're hardly gonna get Jeremy Paxman in to do an unscripted in house interview with the chairman are they?

He is being managed by a PR team, underscored by the owners intention to see him accepted by the club and the fans. It's not a criticism, just an observation. He does come across in a positive way and that's a good thing for him and the club. Supporters can be a bit fickle at times so this is an example of a young man being managed from above. It makes good business sense.