Father Jack
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Post by Father Jack on Apr 26, 2018 12:24:23 GMT
To the bloke what owns Fulham and some American hand egg team.
They've only just built the bloody thing😒
So, they'll sell the National football stadium for London to have a permanent NFL franchise, and no doubt pay them to hold our big football fixtures there, or move them back to Cardiff.
The FA are incredible.
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Post by dougb on Apr 26, 2018 14:15:50 GMT
He can afford it, when we played fulham the other night they had £23m parked on the bench, our whole team is worth about £3m. Is he going to sell Craven Cottage and move Fulham in?
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Post by WullieFort on Apr 26, 2018 14:56:26 GMT
He can afford it, when we played fulham the other night they had £23m parked on the bench, our whole team is worth about £3m. Is he going to sell Craven Cottage and move Fulham in? Fulham are having the Riverside stand at Craven Cottage improved, so they are staying put. Wembley is a 90000 seater arena and the Cottagers don't have a big support. Jack's right about the NFL. He owns Jacksonville Jaguars and thay have a deal with Daniel Levy, to play two matches per year in London, but I think the NFL would welcome another venue becoming available. Those NFL matches are usually sold out. The stadium cost £760 million to build in 2007. The £800 million offered would be used, if accepted, to develop football at grass roots level....so they say. |
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Post by Carl LaFong on Apr 26, 2018 15:03:09 GMT
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Post by Father Jack on Apr 26, 2018 15:10:13 GMT
He can afford it, when we played fulham the other night they had £23m parked on the bench, our whole team is worth about £3m. Is he going to sell Craven Cottage and move Fulham in? Fulham are having the Riverside stand at Craven Cottage improved, so they are staying put. Wembley is a 90000 seater arena and the Cottagers don't have a big support. Jack's right about the NFL. He owns Jacksonville Jaguars and thay have a deal with Daniel Levy, to play two matches per year in London, but I think the NFL would welcome another venue becoming available. Those NFL matches are usually sold out. The stadium cost £760 million to build in 2007. The £800 million offered would be used, if accepted, to develop football at grass roots level....so they say. They already owe the majority of that amount out if they sell it. Plus, would you trust the FA to do the right thing with the remainder? |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 26, 2018 15:59:32 GMT
He can afford it, when we played fulham the other night they had £23m parked on the bench, our whole team is worth about £3m. Is he going to sell Craven Cottage and move Fulham in? Fulham are having the Riverside stand at Craven Cottage improved, so they are staying put. Wembley is a 90000 seater arena and the Cottagers don't have a big support. Jack's right about the NFL. He owns Jacksonville Jaguars and thay have a deal with Daniel Levy, to play two matches per year in London, but I think the NFL would welcome another venue becoming available. Those NFL matches are usually sold out. The stadium cost £760 million to build in 2007. The £800 million offered would be used, if accepted, to develop football at grass roots level....so they say. Course it would.  |
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Post by WullieFort on Apr 26, 2018 18:46:21 GMT
BBC has changed the offer price to £900 million !!!
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Post by Carl LaFong on Apr 26, 2018 23:07:38 GMT
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