Do the Mittal's regret

[Jeffro]

Not buying out Flavio and Bernie when they had the chance.

They could have bought the shares, owned a majority of the club, then sold up for a handsome profit, when the club gets to the premiership, Amit comes out smelling of roses and daddy is happy with them.

He was mor interested pumping 22 million into a poxy metal elastic band outside West Hams new ground.

500,000 would have bough Kevin Phillips !!!

Fair play to Bernie for taking the plunge, having faith in Neil and will now be handsomely rewarded when he sells.
Cheers Bernie.
Never thought I see a non shrewd Indian. lol

[MYU]

Who says they want to sell out?

[Jeffro]

Who says they want to sell out?

No one, im just saying that if the Mittal's has shown the desire and savvy to buy a club outright that was destined for the premier league, they could have sold for a handsome profit.

They are clearly not in it for a love of QPR and havent really backed Neil with spending money, so if it is money they are worried about, they should have bought us instead of wassting money on a statue and giving grants to the poxy Labour government!

[silvercue]

Jeffro - why would they back NW when they are a minority shareholder??? They wouldn't.

They can buy the club whenever they want. Maybe they looked at the risk and thought they would rather pay more when we are actually in the Prem. Suggetsing they don't have savvy is just plain daft.

[Jeffro]

Jeffro - why would they back NW when they are a minority shareholder??? They wouldn't.

They can buy the club whenever they want. Maybe they looked at the risk and thought they would rather pay more when we are actually in the Prem. Suggetsing they don't have savvy is just plain daft.

Personally I would rather buy a club in NPC destined to go up rather than buy them in the premiership at a much higher value...

Simple economics

[nuffieldranger]

Jeffro - why would they back NW when they are a minority shareholder??? They wouldn't.

They can buy the club whenever they want. Maybe they looked at the risk and thought they would rather pay more when we are actually in the Prem. Suggetsing they don't have savvy is just plain daft.

[Jeffro]

Nuffield , when it comes to me, you would argue black is white, so i take your posts with a big handful of sea salt.

[silvercue]

Personally I would rather buy a club in NPC destined to go up rather than buy them in the premiership at a much higher value...

Simple economics

We were not destined to go up - we could have missed out. We still could. So, they would have the choice after spending on the club to pump lots of money in, or hope we go up on the cheap. The latter is high risk, but makes more profit.

Buying when we go up will cost them more, but it is far better business. Why do you think people from all over the world are desperate to buy Prem clubs - (except Everton of course :=B?

It is about assessing and taking a view on risk. They must be good at that.

Not "simple economics" at all.

[silvercue]

PS - white is black.

At least in the dark.

[nuffieldranger]

Nuffield , when it comes to me, you would argue black is white, so i take your posts with a big handful of sea salt.

someone pass me the tissues

[Jeffro]

someone pass me the tissues

Sticky fingers??

[LoftusRoadLad]

This club is pocket change to the mittals