Appalling thing to say. Wenger and his team seem to be really digging in and don't seem to give a s**t about the fans.sk-gtfo wrote:http://news.arseblog.com/2017/03/primor ... of-leaving
“We understand how fans are not happy, neither are we. But as for critics, there are no less grateful persons in football than fans and ex-players."
One of the problems we have is Kroenke. Just a quick summary of how much Kroenke has made so far out of Arsenal Holdings PLC...sk-gtfo wrote:
The problem is Kroenke...
The only reason he hasn't taken more than £3m is because there was a lot of moaning about it and he was testing the water, with the new TV money coming in on next years accounts he will be itching to take money, I hope he does as well so we can get a proper protest going against this rat.
I was Wenger out since 2008, very few believed me then, do we have to do another 9 years of Kroenke to see him for what he is as well?, I despair!.
Well, if "results" were better then surely the fucking "business part of the club" would also increase proportionately.Boro Primorac wrote:“Arsenal’s strength in the past 20 years has been Wenger. It is not all about results, but also the business part of the club that matters.”
Although quite clearly posting on the forum is!Babu wrote:
Rocket science it is NOT!
Those comments should double the donations. Unbelievable - Why do the f*cking coaching staff need to worry about the business side? This is why this club is going nowhere with Dear Leader in charge. There is no accountability. It is like the sporting side is distant second to the business.NickF wrote:Appalling thing to say. Wenger and his team seem to be really digging in and don't seem to give a s**t about the fans.sk-gtfo wrote:http://news.arseblog.com/2017/03/primor ... of-leaving
“We understand how fans are not happy, neither are we. But as for critics, there are no less grateful persons in football than fans and ex-players."
They keep having sly digs at us, yet the AKBs will still defend.
Sooner they are gone the better.
sk-gtfo wrote:http://news.arseblog.com/2017/03/primor ... of-leaving
“We understand how fans are not happy, neither are we. But as for critics, there are no less grateful persons in football than fans and ex-players."
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Depressing..
And as for being ungrateful, why don't you f**k off as well Boro, I wonder what you are paid to be another of Wenger's yes men?.
According to Bloomberg the share price is 17.25k as of now...Babu wrote: If he sold all his shares today at the current share price, which is 17k, he would make £285 million
https://markets.ft.com/data/equities/te ... ?s=AFC:ISD
So, as of TODAY, he is already 285 million quid up!
TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY FIVE MILLION POUNDS, STERLING.
Of course, plus others who would be interested. A company is worth a lot even if there are only two main shareholders. - see below in other wordsNickF wrote:Maybe I'm wrong but isn't the share value based largely on what Kroenke/Usmanov are prepared to pay for the very few remaining shares available?Theoperator wrote:No Divident Augie, but I assume that the share value is going up as the conglomerates and other sales continue.
Babu wrote: One of the problems we have is Kroenke. Just a quick summary of how much Kroenke has made so far out of Arsenal Holdings PLC...
On 11 April 2011 he bought Fiszman and Lady Nina's shares, and became majority shareholder of Arsenal Holdings.
The estimate for how much he paid for his 41,698 shares is £420 million. ( I won't bore anyone with how/why, it just is, plus/minus a few million )
If he sold all his shares today at the current share price, which is 17k, he would make £285 million
https://markets.ft.com/data/equities/te ... ?s=AFC:ISD
So, as of TODAY, he is already 285 million quid up!
TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY FIVE MILLION POUNDS, STERLING.
General wrote:Our ownership structure has morphed into the perfect gridlock and you never saw this coming 10years ago. Fiszman’s untimely death was the game changer as he was forced to offload his shares to Kroenke. I think he would’ve played the waiting game otherwise. Bracewell-Smith then followed suit and in my opinion landed the fatal blow . Hope she’s choking on her caviar in Monaco.
Dein being the forward thinker saw what lied ahead and by joining forces with Usmanov helped restore some of the imbalance and prevented Kroenke from having a total monopoly.
As for Usmanov he’s a football fan just like the Ruski and I’m sure enjoys banter with his mates about winning and all that.
No matter how you look at it, there is no way of untangling the current sorry mess until we drive the dinosaur out.
His "untimely" death had absolutely no effect on the direction the club was going and imo he was a despicable c.unt anyway 
