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I think you're being a bit unkind to cheap dirty whores, comparing them to P****y.
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No one worried at the level of spending..?
Dark Munster replied to Thedelldays's topic in The Saints
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No one worried at the level of spending..?
Dark Munster replied to Thedelldays's topic in The Saints
:smt042 Let's say he gets out after 10 years (when he's in his seventies), takes Saints to the PL, and sells for a tidy profit of say £50 million. So he would make about £5 million per year on average: that means buying Saints earned him about 0.2% per year extra on top of his £2.5 billion. He really needs that extra money! -
No one worried at the level of spending..?
Dark Munster replied to Thedelldays's topic in The Saints
"We will act rapidly, but also plan for the long term, because I am here for the long term." - ML -
No one worried at the level of spending..?
Dark Munster replied to Thedelldays's topic in The Saints
Sorry, I have no doubt that you're wrong. ML is a multi-billionaire. He's in his sixties. He doesn't need to make money any more, he wants to enjoy it. If he wanted to make money he wouldn't invest in an English football club. What's that saying: if you want to make a small fortune in football, you have to start with a big one. I think he simply wants the enjoyment of owning and creating a successful football team, without debts, by spending a tiny % of his enormous wealth (which just seems a lot to us paupers ). -
At 5.00 a right back Yes indeed. But let's hope their match is not called off. It would be a shame for it to be rearranged for after their African Nations Cup players get back (assuming that their club still exists then )
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... not to mention being more talented.
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But your lot will still probably be above us 3 years from now, right? :wink: Yes, you were absolutely right. But I think you'll be absolutely wrong with your prediction that P***** will still be above us 3 years from now.
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But does UAE really care about foreign creditors, or a bankruptcy that happens overseas (i.e. in the UK)? If they really do, I guess the ice cream doctor will retire somewhere else.
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So, do you still think you'll be above us 3 years from now? http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/forum/showpost.php?p=408850&postcount=110 Originally Posted by Dark Munster Perhaps it's best to rephrase the question as I did to pfc123 (I've added stadium): Suppose someone were to give you the offer for P*mp*y and Saints to switch positions 3 years from now (owner, league position, facilities and debts). (Your decision of course must be made now, not 3 years from now.) Would you take the offer? http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/forum/sho...&postcount=260
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Same thought crossed my mind some time ago. Imagine Saints finishing 7th, and making the playoffs (and winning!) because of P*****'s demise. Sadly, I think would be easier (and more likely) that they would simply have one less relegated team in CCC, L1 and L2. But P*****'s demise would still be a source of great merriment.
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My bad.
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From the title of this thread I thought you were going to describe Edmonton.
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Correction: 2010 will be the year when there will be only two teams in Hampshire. Saints and Saints reserves.
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A 2-0 success for the hosts on the day – both goals coming in the second half – was enough to instead condemn Southampton to relegation. Why do they continue to repeat that lie? Listen skates, even if you had murdered WBA 10-0, Saints would still have gone down. And listen, Saints got 3 points from their 2 games against the skates that year, so in fact the skates did their part, more than most of the other PL teams, to help keep Saints up. Thank you.
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No way.... they need to do a Lowe and go bust after the deadline for carrying the -10 points into the CCC (or lower).
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http://tinyurl.com/owtsgmi Enjoy!
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Does this happen to anyone else, or is it just me?
Dark Munster replied to Thorpe-le-Saint's topic in The Saints
I had a dream where I saw Liebherr bulldozers demolishing Krap Nottarf after P****y were wound up.