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Originally posted by Plaistow Eagle
Read it again - says "potential takeover"? potential takeover, what potential takeover?
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Originally posted by ex hibitionist
potential takeover, what potential takeover? I guess the same potential takeover that was rumoured in the summer and got regurgitated by a stale current bun
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Originally posted by Willo
Thread title is "Takeover in weeks ?" hence my comments. The "?" is significant in the meaning of the title, as I'm sure you're well aware.
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Originally posted by PatrickA
There’s an interview in today’s Evening Standard with Parish where he says he is not looking to sell his stake in the club, but he is looking for additional outside investment. I don't think that's the problem as it's more likely to be his shareholding that's the issue as billionaires won't want to inject hundreds of millions into a football club (or indeed any company) unless they had 100% ownership
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Originally posted by bexleydave
With respect, I totally understand the significance of the "?" and I stand by my comments.
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
The 54-year-old embarked on a three-year plan in the summer, one which holds the £20million development of their academy site at its heart, as well as the £100m redevelopment of Selhurst Park. In order to fund such commitments, Parish is open about the potential for external investment, though any deal is unlikely to see him sell his 18 per cent share. He says: “We are looking at ways where we can get some more external funding to help us in those areas.” I think it's a lame interview very bland and a PR puff piece for the club and its charity work. He says nothing that we don't already know, poor journalism really.
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Originally posted by Badger11
I think it's a lame interview very bland and a PR puff piece for the club and its charity work. He says nothing that we don't already know, poor journalism really. Oh I agree. But it was this that’s the probable obstacle, whether people agree with Parish or not, In order to fund such commitments, Parish is open about the potential for external investment, though any deal is unlikely to see him sell his 18 per cent share.
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Originally posted by Ginger Pubic Wig
Give it a few days, and a different reporter's byline, and we should get a pretty clear view from Parish's side about what's going on. They must have asked and why shouldn't he leak it? I'm going to guess that the yanks are being bought out but Parish will take further dilution in return for a bigger spending commitment. You think? Edited by Rudi Hedman (29 Nov 2019 9.28am)
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
The 54-year-old embarked on a three-year plan in the summer, one which holds the £20million development of their academy site at its heart, as well as the £100m redevelopment of Selhurst Park. In order to fund such commitments, Parish is open about the potential for external investment, though any deal is unlikely to see him sell his 18 per cent share. He says: “We are looking at ways where we can get some more external funding to help us in those areas.” External money without equity?
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What's the situation with Stephen Browett? A couple of people have told me that he has sold out/left the board.
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With Roy now publicly stating it is the American investors who are preventing us from signing players [Link] we have to really hope we can kick them out of the club and find investors who want to help the club move forward. Roy is working miracles really while clubs in and around us (even Newcastle) continue to spend.
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Originally posted by taylors lovechild
With Roy now publicly stating it is the American investors who are preventing us from signing players [Link] we have to really hope we can kick them out of the club and find investors who want to help the club move forward. Roy is working miracles really while clubs in and around us (even Newcastle) continue to spend. The Americans have wanted to sell their investment for quite some time now. So clearly they will not sanction any further funding of the club from their own pockets. Hardly a case of kicking them out when they want out ! The questions that you should be considering is why Steve Parish has failed to attract any alternative investors and why Harris and Blitzer have been unable to sell their share of the club
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Originally posted by NEILLO
The Americans have wanted to sell their investment for quite some time now. So clearly they will not sanction any further funding of the club from their own pockets. Hardly a case of kicking them out when they want out ! The questions that you should be considering is why Steve Parish has failed to attract any alternative investors and why Harris and Blitzer have been unable to sell their share of the club All valid points but I just find it hard to take to see our football club being hurt by investors who have no interest in the wellbeing of the club other than to line their pockets. I understand the questioning of Parish, but at least he actually cares what happens to our club. It seems what we need is someone looking to buy into a club as something to enjoy and be part of, rather than as a business interest (albeit that may be fanciful thinking) such as appears to be the case at clubs like Everton. F*** the Americans.
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Originally posted by RyWa
Roy has made his feelings clear, so why has Parish not prioritised actively seeking out new investors. It's been widely reported that Palace are up for sale. Parish has been looking for new investment. So far none have been forthcoming.
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