We deserve to know!
www.theguardian.com
Just as it's not right for the owner of Newcastle to state that he is not a government minister in the UK only to claim that he is in the USA, we need to know if @Bozza is in fact a Sheikh high up in the Saudi Government.
After all, if NSC is state funded then we need to understand why. For example, perhaps Bozza is in fact on the board of Amazon, which is why we get so many links to purchase goods from that site. We need to know.
Either way, Premier League chairmen will be knashing their soft slobbery gums over this revelation that a state has purchased a football team. How are the other owners to compete without also selling out?
And once the Saudi's start buying up other clubs through their Newcastle vehicle, who knows where it will stop.
And remember, none of this is financially sustainable. The sums being spent are ridiculous, and when they Kings have finished with their play things, and remember they have no association with the local community - they'll be off. But not until they've seen a whole host of other clubs go bust.
Angry Premier League clubs to demand talks over Newcastle ownership
Premier League clubs have reacted with anger and a demand for clarity after Newcastle’s chairman was described in a US court document as ‘a sitting minister of the Saudi government’
www.theguardian.com
Just as it's not right for the owner of Newcastle to state that he is not a government minister in the UK only to claim that he is in the USA, we need to know if @Bozza is in fact a Sheikh high up in the Saudi Government.
After all, if NSC is state funded then we need to understand why. For example, perhaps Bozza is in fact on the board of Amazon, which is why we get so many links to purchase goods from that site. We need to know.
Either way, Premier League chairmen will be knashing their soft slobbery gums over this revelation that a state has purchased a football team. How are the other owners to compete without also selling out?
And once the Saudi's start buying up other clubs through their Newcastle vehicle, who knows where it will stop.
And remember, none of this is financially sustainable. The sums being spent are ridiculous, and when they Kings have finished with their play things, and remember they have no association with the local community - they'll be off. But not until they've seen a whole host of other clubs go bust.
