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"but a reluctance to fork out for a transfer fee given we may be sold soon" or a reluctance to fork out for a transfer fee given he might not get that money back when we are at long last sold mikeyjavfc?

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Micky Arison is selling lots and lots of shares, £225,000,000 worth in fact

I have read about that Wang Jianlin (DW Group) fella making a lot of international purchases recently. Hopefully Aston Villa is on his shopping list.  :)

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Wouldn't read too much into Arison. He said back in February that he was planning on selling 10 million of his shares for "tax, estate and diversification purposes." So this is likely just him getting money to invest elsewhere, as it still leaves him as majority shareholder in Carnival.

 

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Micky Arison is selling lots and lots of shares, £225,000,000 worth in fact

I have read about that Wang Jianlin (DW Group) fella making a lot of international purchases recently. Hopefully Aston Villa is on his shopping list.  :)

 

 

I was wonering if they were the Chinese group who Mysteryman reckons were interested. I know he said they had been previously linked to West Ham but I couldn't find anything on the internet at least, so maybe he got West Ham mixed up with Southampton.

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Micky Arison is selling lots and lots of shares, £225,000,000 worth in fact

I have read about that Wang Jianlin (DW Group) fella making a lot of international purchases recently. Hopefully Aston Villa is on his shopping list.  :)

 

 

I was wonering if they were the Chinese group who Mysteryman reckons were interested. I know he said they had been previously linked to West Ham but I couldn't find anything on the internet at least, so maybe he got West Ham mixed up with Southampton.

 

I had similar musings. He also said they had the money but the problem is the exclusivity period being six months. 

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Wouldn't read too much into Arison. He said back in February that he was planning on selling 10 million of his shares for "tax, estate and diversification purposes." So this is likely just him getting money to invest elsewhere, as it still leaves him as majority shareholder in Carnival.

 

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I think that's the point of the link and we are where he will "invest elsewhere". It's a long shot put who knows.

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Wouldn't read too much into Arison. He said back in February that he was planning on selling 10 million of his shares for "tax, estate and diversification purposes." So this is likely just him getting money to invest elsewhere, as it still leaves him as majority shareholder in Carnival.

 

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I think that's the point of the link and we are where he will "invest elsewhere". It's a long shot put who knows.

 

A soccer club doesn't strike me as an investment as much as it does a money pit.

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A soccer club doesn't strike me as an investment as much as it does a money pit.

Once you get to a certain level of rich those are the same thing.

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FFP has decreased their punishment on requirements to bring home grown players in cl on city and psg. It went from 8 to 5 because lobbying.

They didn't decrease it, they never specified it was still eight after the penalties

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Steve Wynn? Edit - I been told this guy is closing in on a deal for the club. Any other person heard about this Wynn fella?

He is trying to get a casino built in suburban Boston with backing from Robert Kraft of New England Patriots...I doubt hes interested, unless Kraft is playing apart in it too.

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Steve Wynn? Edit - I been told this guy is closing in on a deal for the club. Any other person heard about this Wynn fella?

I would love it just love it.

He's a legend in Vegas, and has built some of the most amazing hotels out there and just as importantly (with no expense spared)

If he could implement just a fraction of that talent on the villa, we'll be flying and not least to say one of the most fashionable clubs in the US to go along with that too.

Chance of this happening IMO - 1/10

Why would he?

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A soccer club doesn't strike me as an investment as much as it does a money pit.

Once you get to a certain level of rich those are the same thing.

Sadly, I don't know whether that's true or not. I suspect not.

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