What is Palace's value?
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 Pascal Treacly  29 Aug 18 6.34pm |
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I read this morning (The Independent's Football Correspondent Sam Cunningham)that Man U's share price on the NY Stock Exchange had risen bringing the value of the club to £3.2bn. That a £2bn takeover of Liverpool had failed and that Roman Abramovich wants £2.5bn for Chelsea.
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| rikz Croydon 29 Aug 18 6.41pm |
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Mike Ashley rejected 250 mill for Newcastle and values it above 300 mill, which seems to have no interest so I'm guessing for a club our size somewhere between 250-300 mill.
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| chris123 hove actually 29 Aug 18 6.52pm |
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80% of Southampton was sold for £210 million - Newcastle might be a difficult model to value as there is a large loan position due to the owner.
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| mileend East London 29 Aug 18 6.56pm |
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you need to take into account the value of the ground and it's state of redevelopment and I suppose some element of earning potential once we have the new stand built and paid for then our value will be a lot higher (if we are still in the premier league) as our revenue stream will be a lot stronger than now we still would have nowhere near the capacity of St James Pk but the corporate income would be far more favourable compared to the North East Weren't the owners looking at a £200m deal from Chinese investors last year or is that just a dodgy rumour? Makes you realise what a massive asset Wilf is who is worth £100m + to us - and very soon the rest of the football world will agree
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 c_block_shedevil London 30 Aug 18 2.11pm |
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Originally posted by Pascal Treacly
I read this morning (The Independent's Football Correspondent Sam Cunningham)that Man U's share price on the NY Stock Exchange had risen bringing the value of the club to £3.2bn. That a £2bn takeover of Liverpool had failed and that Roman Abramovich wants £2.5bn for Chelsea. Thinking of buying palace?
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| Midlands Eagle 30 Aug 18 2.37pm |
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Originally posted by c_block_shedevil
Thinking of buying palace? The HF are thinking of launching a bid and if successful they will convert the directors box into a singing area
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| Maine Eagle USA 30 Aug 18 2.53pm |
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Little while ago now, mind.
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| est1905 30 Aug 18 5.36pm |
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Originally posted by mileend
you need to take into account the value of the ground and it's state of redevelopment and I suppose some element of earning potential once we have the new stand built and paid for then our value will be a lot higher (if we are still in the premier league) as our revenue stream will be a lot stronger than now we still would have nowhere near the capacity of St James Pk but the corporate income would be far more favourable compared to the North East Weren't the owners looking at a £200m deal from Chinese investors last year or is that just a dodgy rumour? Makes you realise what a massive asset Wilf is who is worth £100m + to us - and very soon the rest of the football world will agree Newcastle have always leased St James Park from The City of Newcastle (albeit at favourable rates) but they do not own the ground. Exactly the same with Southampton. And West Ham obviously and (believe it or not) Manchester City although they are in the process of buying the Etihad freehold from Manchester City Council.
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| est1905 30 Aug 18 5.44pm |
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How could Man City be above Man United when United generate 5 times more wealth than City AND own their own ground?
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| Ginger Pubic Wig Wickham de L'Ouest 30 Aug 18 8.40pm |
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We are such a punt for a big investor. Stick 200m in, invest millions more in players, get relegated, find an insanely unprofitable business in a downward spiral...great. The upside involves a lot of spending to transform the club, a project that could take a decade or more...and actually mightn't add vast amounts of value. But 200m is where I'd imagine based on other mooted valuations and our potential.
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