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Re: The Kroenke Problem

PostPosted: Tue Feb 05, 2019 4:46 pm
by indy23
StLGooner wrote:
indy23 wrote:
StLGooner wrote:
indy23 wrote:45 million dollar warchest. Stop blaming emery our f***ing team is a joke



When people use the word "warchest", I always imagined it meant over 45 million. You could barely by a decent defender now days for 45 million.


It will get u Denis suarez on loan in January.



So warchest probably not the best word to describe 40 mil. :lol:


I was being sarcastic after that tabloid article about the 45 million budget we have for the summer (which is most likely true based on previous experience being an arsenal fan and pure sucker for that corporate vampirism c*** factory) .

Re: The Kroenke Problem

PostPosted: Tue Feb 05, 2019 4:47 pm
by StLGooner
indy23 wrote:
StLGooner wrote:
indy23 wrote:
StLGooner wrote:
indy23 wrote:45 million dollar warchest. Stop blaming emery our f***ing team is a joke



When people use the word "warchest", I always imagined it meant over 45 million. You could barely by a decent defender now days for 45 million.


It will get u Denis suarez on loan in January.



So warchest probably not the best word to describe 40 mil. :lol:


I was being sarcastic after that tabloid article about the 45 million budget we have for the summer (which is most likely true based on previous experience being an arsenal fan and pure sucker for that corporate vampirism c*** factory) .



Ah ok, my bad homie!

Re: The Kroenke Problem

PostPosted: Tue Feb 05, 2019 5:03 pm
by theHotHead
indy23 wrote:45 million dollar warchest. Stop blaming emery our f***ing team is a joke

And yet almost a handful of teams far below us can defend better than us with far less investment.

Stop blaming money.

Re: The Kroenke Problem

PostPosted: Tue Feb 05, 2019 5:46 pm
by indy23
Mustafi and our defense were donkeys before emery.

Re: The Kroenke Problem

PostPosted: Tue Feb 05, 2019 10:03 pm
by CynicalGooner
Dein and Fiszman really did sell Arsenal up the river to an unknown quantity and Stan must be laughing all the way to to the bank. Chelsea are currently being offered around for £3 billion. Kroenke had paid less than half that for Arsenal and used debt to do it. Arsenal are a substantially bigger club than Chelsea, with better infrastructure, a bigger fanbase and more marketability long term.

Nobody got true market value selling their shares to him, which means that he will sit on his nice little English investment for a decade or so and then sell us for an absolutely enormous profit before the football bubble bursts

Re: The Kroenke Problem

PostPosted: Tue Feb 05, 2019 10:13 pm
by Zenith
↑ Mr. Kroenke will ( or will not :hiding: ) be 81 in 10 years.

On a serious note, let it be clear I don't wish death upon the man by any means, but considering he isn't exactly 35, I've often wondered what would happen to Arsenal if he were to pass, whether unexpectedly or after illness.

Say by then his loan debt at the Deutsche Bank is settled, would everything go to Josh, or would Ann (his spouse, Walmart heiress) inherit a piece of the shares?

Are we as fans even privy to this information?

Re: The Kroenke Problem

PostPosted: Tue Feb 05, 2019 11:01 pm
by indy23
Zenith wrote:↑ Mr. Kroenke will ( or will not :hiding: ) be 81 in 10 years.

On a serious note, let it be clear I don't wish death upon the man by any means, but considering he isn't exactly 35, I've often wondered what would happen to Arsenal if he were to pass, whether unexpectedly or after illness.

Say by then his loan debt at the Deutsche Bank is settled, would everything go to Josh, or would Ann (his spouse, Walmart heiress) inherit a piece of the shares?

Are we as fans even privy to this information?


It's owned under his company KSE ... So they would have a natural succession plan. It's not some royal that owns the club and if he passes it goes to the heir.

Re: The Kroenke Problem

PostPosted: Tue Feb 05, 2019 11:03 pm
by UFGN
Zenith wrote:↑ Mr. Kroenke will ( or will not :hiding: ) be 81 in 10 years.

On a serious note, let it be clear I don't wish death upon the man by any means, but considering he isn't exactly 35, I've often wondered what would happen to Arsenal if he were to pass, whether unexpectedly or after illness.

Say by then his loan debt at the Deutsche Bank is settled, would everything go to Josh, or would Ann (his spouse, Walmart heiress) inherit a piece of the shares?

Are we as fans even privy to this information?


Hay Zen

When you're not a mod you can just say, wonder what happens when the old c*** dies?

Re: The Kroenke Problem

PostPosted: Wed Feb 06, 2019 4:57 am
by LMAO
What ever happened to that Dangote fella?

Re: The Kroenke Problem

PostPosted: Wed Feb 06, 2019 8:37 am
by Interest: waning
Need this f***ing arsehole to sell.

Re: The Kroenke Problem

PostPosted: Sun Feb 10, 2019 2:51 pm
by weaponx57
I'm surprised there has not been a bigger outrage reaction about this 40m summer budget.....i guess even though there is bitching and moaning on this forum and on AFTV no one is actually willing to step up and do anything about it.

Re: The Kroenke Problem

PostPosted: Sun Feb 10, 2019 2:54 pm
by Santi
because it could be complete bollocks how the f**k would we know

Re: The Kroenke Problem

PostPosted: Sun Feb 10, 2019 6:01 pm
by indy23
It's probably 40 million plus sales. And another few articles of amortization to explain how we can stretch the 40 million plus sales into 80 million. Jjjjjjjjooookkeee smmmmmallll time. Meanwhile city beat us Everton and chelsea in 7 days. We will never win the league when we are trying to compete with a west ham budget.

Re: The Kroenke Problem

PostPosted: Fri Feb 15, 2019 6:08 pm
by CrimsonGunner11
Everything wrong with arsenal in recent years can be attributed to financial management, an area where the club seems to be/have been lacking competent people. Improving this, for example, will lead to better acquisition and the subsequent training of staff, which includes the players, medical team, coaches, etc. This will then translate to fitter players, more flexibility wrt the rotation of players, and ultimately better performances on the pitch. The circle is then complete with how best to deal with contracts and how best to invest in the club. This latter part is where any rot develops and simple observation suggests that the suits in these positions haven’t had a clue for years.

I mentioned when Wenger left that we would need a master tactician and man manager considering the clubs philosophy and I am not sure if Emery will be able to turn things around. This then leads me back to the bane of my support for this club after we left Highbury and results have not been meeting expectations: the board and the owner. They need to devise a plan that will see an injection of a serious amount of funds into the club because only a miracle worker can get this club back where it needs to be given its current state; a miracle worker that does not seem to exist or is unattainable due to self-imposed restrictions.

Re: The Kroenke Problem

PostPosted: Fri Feb 15, 2019 6:22 pm
by StLGooner
Kroenke is just the worst type of owner you could get almost. The fact that he has multiple sports teams just tells you it's not about his passion for any of them, it's all about his investment. It's like he just does enough to keep his team profitable. American sports are ran a bit differently than football, and he's just out of touch with it all it seems.