Robert Kraft as owner
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 fish mitten  Chelmsford 12 Oct 17 4.05pm |
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But would Kraft werk as a owner? Or would we still be playing like Showroom Dummies?
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 12 Oct 17 4.08pm |
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Originally posted by steven_t92
Robert Kraft, the owners of New England Patriots and just about every brand of food in the US is still looking to buy a premier league club. Could we be luckiy enough to be sold to him please? Er no, I kind of like being owned by people who are fans of the club. American investors don't seem to have brought much in the way of joy since they came in. Yeah I know its all a bit f**ked up at the moment, but the last five seasons have been classic palace roller coaster.
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 12 Oct 17 4.08pm |
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Originally posted by fish mitten
But would Kraft werk as a owner? Or would we still be playing like Showroom Dummies? nice.
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crvenaeagle  12 Oct 17 5.17pm |
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I would much rather be a crap team owned by passionate owners than a mediocre brand owned by a corporate American.
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| YT Oxford 12 Oct 17 6.41pm |
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Which Kraft will be needed to get us out of our current predicament(?)
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| Midlands Eagle 12 Oct 17 7.03pm |
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Originally posted by crvenaeagle
I would much rather be a crap team owned by passionate owners than a mediocre brand owned by a corporate American. I wouldn't. Who are these "mediocre brands" that you are referring to? Manchester United and Liverpool by any chance?
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gazzerp  Waterford, Maine (grew up in SE23) 12 Oct 17 7.29pm |
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Do your homework (wiki) on Robert Kraft... he owns the New England Patriots and the Revolution (MLS.) Local, through and through. Own money. The Patriots are the dynasty team of the NFL, with only one record still to break (most Super Bowl wins, still held by The Steelers.) He'd been a fan since 1971, before buying the franchise in 1994. The Revolution --along with the MLS overall-- is still a work-in-progress. I'm Palace to the core. Brought up in Forest Hill, first game in '65, followed home and many away until I left for the US in '81. I plan my trips home around the team's schedule. You have no idea how grateful I am for NBC Sports covering the Premier League over here... just need to sustain PL status, of course! I'd never endorse foreign sources looking for yet another cheap/quick way to get a return on their investment. But, if Robert Kraft is interested, I would hand him the keys to the club in a heartbeat.
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| Brentmiester_General Front line in the battle against t... 12 Oct 17 7.33pm |
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Do you think that he (vege)mite be interested in spreading his investmentments as far as the premier league?
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| teedee Croydon 12 Oct 17 8.21pm |
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Foreign owners are the worst thing that ever happened to football in this country. They are all in it to make a fast buck, yen, rouble,
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| FairweatherEagle London 12 Oct 17 8.28pm |
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Originally posted by teedee
Foreign owners are the worst thing that ever happened to football in this country. They are all in it to make a fast buck, yen, rouble, Whereas Karl Oyston, Mike Ashley and Ron Noades were/are paragons on virtue.
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DutchEagleJohan  Vlissingen, Netherlands 13 Oct 17 8.23am |
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You do not really believe that the Glazers and Fenway actually invest in the clubs (or brands really) for their great good do you? They invest to take profits out and duly do so, especially the Glazers.
Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
I wouldn't. Who are these "mediocre brands" that you are referring to? Manchester United and Liverpool by any chance?
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| andyb Wilmington 13 Oct 17 9.52am |
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Originally posted by gazzerp
Do your homework (wiki) on Robert Kraft... he owns the New England Patriots and the Revolution (MLS.) Local, through and through. Own money. The Patriots are the dynasty team of the NFL, with only one record still to break (most Super Bowl wins, still held by The Steelers.) He'd been a fan since 1971, before buying the franchise in 1994. The Revolution --along with the MLS overall-- is still a work-in-progress. I'm Palace to the core. Brought up in Forest Hill, first game in '65, followed home and many away until I left for the US in '81. I plan my trips home around the team's schedule. You have no idea how grateful I am for NBC Sports covering the Premier League over here... just need to sustain PL status, of course! I'd never endorse foreign sources looking for yet another cheap/quick way to get a return on their investment. But, if Robert Kraft is interested, I would hand him the keys to the club in a heartbeat.
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