Well there you have it, Sandy and Morespurs and some others boards fans must be crying into their cornflakes this morning.
But but they must be going out of business they sob.
Well boys suck it up.
Deal agreed check
Sleeve sponsorship 20 mil check
Biggest shirt sponsorship in the prem with Tesla 400 mil check
reports of 200 mil for Tuchel plus sales evidently so that's 200 mil plus for transfers check
And all this in the first day of sale,
You boys must be gutted , we are still here and just going to give you more pain, season in season out.
As I told you Sandy and Morespurs time and time again.
We are the top dogs in London always are and always will be.
You might have a little bit of sunshine every now and then, but it always comes back to same thing, YOU WILL ALWAYS BE IN OUR SHADOWS
REPORTS OF OUR DEATH WILDY EXAGGERATED
posted on 25/5/22
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And the debt and the investment money.
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The debt does not affect the value as it is written off.
If they had bought with the debt they'd be paying a lot less.
The investment is not part of the value of the club or the amount of money that has changed hands
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The debt is, the investment money is legally binding. The debt has been written off by Roman so they have intact donated the 1.5b to charity. All this is what the club cost. As per the value, that is only ever dependant on what people are prepared to pay. The value of our club is what the new owners have agreed to pay.
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Look, your chum was labouring under the impression that Chelsea are worth £4.25bn and Arsenal about £2bn.
He based that on the fact the the deal to buy Chelsea is reported at £4.25bn.
The value of the club has nothing to do with the "legally binding" commitment to invest £1.75bn.
The shares in the club were sold for £2.5bn. That is the value of the club. If your buyers promised £10bn worth of spending it would not make Chelsea worth £12.5bn
Yes the value is determined by what someone is willing to pay but that decision is informed and not plucked out of the air.....even more so when backed by private equity who are investing expecting a return and not just throwing money at something for fun.
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He's not my chum, he's not even a Chelsea fan but someone that recognises that the value of something is the amount paid for it regardkes of the make up of that cost.
Clearlake investments that will own the majority of shares apparently grew by 25b in revenues in the last year according to sky if I just heard them correctly, maybe they are feeling flush but clearly they are happy to pay for the shares, 2.5b, the debt and the fire investment. They are not likely to sell for less so current value is what they paid. This may change up or down but if previous sales are anything to go by it's not likely to drop by much in comparison to other clubs.
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they haven't paid for the debt. They have paid for the shares and the debt has been cancelled.
posted on 25/5/22
And as for return on investment,Clearwater have demonstrated their commitment to the club by signing a legally binding agreement not to take any revenue or sell any shares in the club for ten years. Doesn't sound like short term financial gain is forefront in their plans.
posted on 25/5/22
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comment by JFDI (U1657)
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comment by Devonshirespur (U6316)
posted 19 seconds ago
comment by JFDI (U1657)
posted 2 minutes ago
And the debt and the investment money.
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The debt does not affect the value as it is written off.
If they had bought with the debt they'd be paying a lot less.
The investment is not part of the value of the club or the amount of money that has changed hands
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The debt is, the investment money is legally binding. The debt has been written off by Roman so they have intact donated the 1.5b to charity. All this is what the club cost. As per the value, that is only ever dependant on what people are prepared to pay. The value of our club is what the new owners have agreed to pay.
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Look, your chum was labouring under the impression that Chelsea are worth £4.25bn and Arsenal about £2bn.
He based that on the fact the the deal to buy Chelsea is reported at £4.25bn.
The value of the club has nothing to do with the "legally binding" commitment to invest £1.75bn.
The shares in the club were sold for £2.5bn. That is the value of the club. If your buyers promised £10bn worth of spending it would not make Chelsea worth £12.5bn
Yes the value is determined by what someone is willing to pay but that decision is informed and not plucked out of the air.....even more so when backed by private equity who are investing expecting a return and not just throwing money at something for fun.
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He's not my chum, he's not even a Chelsea fan but someone that recognises that the value of something is the amount paid for it regardkes of the make up of that cost.
Clearlake investments that will own the majority of shares apparently grew by 25b in revenues in the last year according to sky if I just heard them correctly, maybe they are feeling flush but clearly they are happy to pay for the shares, 2.5b, the debt and the fire investment. They are not likely to sell for less so current value is what they paid. This may change up or down but if previous sales are anything to go by it's not likely to drop by much in comparison to other clubs.
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they haven't paid for the debt. They have paid for the shares and the debt has been cancelled.
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Wrong, the value of the debt is flgoingbinto a frozen account to be used for charitable donations. It could have been wiped clean, but it wasn't.
posted on 25/5/22
so you have gone from a russian mobster in Roman to agreeing a shirt deal with an absolute nut job in Musk... congrats
posted on 25/5/22
comment by dunc - johnny lawrence is my sensei (U11713)
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so you have gone from a russian mobster in Roman to agreeing a shirt deal with an absolute nut job in Musk... congrats
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Keep up dunce
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comment by dunc - johnny lawrence is my sensei (U11713)
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so you have gone from a russian mobster in Roman to agreeing a shirt deal with an absolute nut job in Musk... congrats
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Keep up dunce
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Sorry,y bad, auto correct and all that.
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comment by (K̀‡ash) I'm still the Mané - Free... (U1108)
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Still got Lukaku upfront
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That is funny tbf
We ruin most strikers at Chelsea!
posted on 25/5/22
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comment by dunc - johnny lawrence is my sensei (U11713)
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so you have gone from a russian mobster in Roman to agreeing a shirt deal with an absolute nut job in Musk... congrats
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Keep up dunce
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been called worse
posted on 25/5/22
Well there you have it, Sandy and Morespurs and some others boards fans must be crying into their cornflakes this morning.
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Pair o' vvanks
posted on 26/5/22
Wasn’t the asking price £3.5 billion (which was widely reported as being on the optimistic side) and then after the politics around the debt the club then sold for £4.25 billion, suggesting that is the value.
Not that I’m particularly bothered by the value behind the scenes, clubs will always have a different value for their fans and I’d be supporting them regardless of whether they’re worth a quid or a few billion quid.