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I agree on Barry. He is quite good with his back to goal.
People need to watch him more closely as the cliche that he’s not good at holding onto the ball or miss controls it is not the case. I specifically watched him on Sunday for that reason.
He also covers a lot of ground and is energetic and leads the press at times.
I agree mate.
We are now pressing higher, and when we win the ball back we are holding and passing better than last season as we have replaced Gana and Tim with Armstrong and Hackney.
We reduced the long ball but still did the odd hit and hope usually Tarks.
Playing out from the back through the lines is also more evident. The more we do it the better we will become. Almost Man City ish
I was far happier and a lot more optimistic when we had the Russian oligarch pouring money in but the Ukraine war put a stop to that. He had the vision to build a new stadium and he would have bankrolled the manager for as much as the rules would allow. Not like our present owners who have little or no interest in the fans or the club.
There is a lot of money in American family offices and large long term investment funds all looking for places as to where to put their money. There is more money than investment opportunities at the moment.
TFG are a portfolio of companies and assets. In that sense they are diversified and seen as low risk. They can access loans, capital from these funds at much lower interest than a single company in their portfolio. Hence they don’t want to burden EFC with higher interest facilities and they want to leverage their financial clout.
That is why it is capital injection. It is a very simple leverage approach.
Overall TFG are not looking for profit but asset valuation build.
Premier League has upward scale potential in terms of valuations as the world’s populations increase their disposable income and seek entertainment and experiential leisure. The premier league is a global market asset.
So you could say that EFC with a shinny new stadium in itself worth circa £700m+ it could be now worth say £1bn
The American sports investor community would believe that this valuation could grow to £5-10bn over the next 5 to 10 years.
TFG have a large portfolio of companies and assets 20+ companies turning over circa $18 billions. They are historically a portfolio builder not a flipper.
I know their group strategy Director and they have bid and failed with other US sports franchises as the valuations have sky rocketed.
Any additional minority investors help with overall capital liquidity so they can bid for other sports assets.
That’s my read on the situation, others also valid.