Great news. Second most important person at the club after Sir Tony and Lord Pascal.
Great news. Second most important person at the club after Sir Tony and Lord Pascal.
Great news. It only seemed like a matter of time before one of the big clubs tried to poach him. Perhaps not so driven by the money and loves working with Bloom?Encroyable, I've always feared he'd move on to 'bigger' things. What a coup. TB must be the right fit for him, and vice versa. Great news.
I hope you don’t work in the accounts departmentGreat news. Second most important person at the club after Sir Tony and Lord Pascal.
Based on absolutely ZERO inside information, for me this Barber news makes RDZ staying feel LESS likely.Barber in the hutch. I hope TB now snares RDZ in June after the hint that we’ll be spending big on players in the summer.
Imagine Bloom gives him a huge amount of freedom to run the club, and he’s going to know all the other PL owners very well - suspect that knowledge is enough to determine that there aren’t many he’d want to work for…….Great news. It only seemed like a matter of time before one of the big clubs tried to poach him. Perhaps not so driven by the money and loves working with Bloom?
He’s the second highest paid CEO in the Premier League.Great news. It only seemed like a matter of time before one of the big clubs tried to poach him. Perhaps not so driven by the money and loves working with Bloom?
The deputy chairman thing is important too. No Nation-state owned club is giving him that.Imagine Bloom gives him a huge amount of freedom to run the club, and he’s going to know all the other PL owners very well - suspect that knowledge is enough to determine that there aren’t many he’d want to work for…….
Dunno……but it’s a cast-iron statement of the strategy continuing. Up to RDeZ whether he rolls with it I guess. The statements make it clear there’s money to be spent though, so the compromise position is probably within reach.Based on absolutely ZERO inside information, for me this Barber news makes RDZ staying feel LESS likely.
Unless there is a butting of heads between the two, like with Poyet, and this is Tony's way of showing who he values the most...Dunno……but it’s a cast-iron statement of the strategy continuing. Up to RDeZ whether he rolls with it I guess. The statements make it clear there’s money to be spent though, so the compromise position is probably within reach.
Didnt he turn down an approach from Saudi too?It was well known Liverpool approached him which is why Tony Bloom made him Deputy Chairman.
I was surprised we could potentially owe more in add ons than we could receive, on paper (not in reality as don’t see us getting any for Cucurella or Sanchez) although the former now has a full cap)Thought this was interesting……bet a good chunk of the receivables are in relation to Mac (and likely to be hit). Wouldn’t be surprised to see similar overall profits reported next year given the Caicedo fee will be in the period.
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