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  • singingranger
    Silver Seat
    • Jul 2009
    • 2056

    #76
    Mittals only own 30 odd percent ! I'm sure they would invest more but 30 something percent gives you very little say. Ecclestone is 80, with the greatest respect in the world could drop down tomorrow, then we are left with Flavio who can't help but stick his nose in and is terrible PR for the club.

    These are worrying times

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    • LoftusRd
      Apprentice
      • May 2011
      • 76

      #77
      Originally posted by Mr M
      With all due respect how did Tango man get us promoted?
      No disrespect, but money and passion for QPR, more than mittals - to be something bigger than average. Tango is very ambitious more than any other owner. Maybe too much, thats why he messed up. He learned from his mistakes though imo and will grow stronger.

      If Flavio wasn't there Bernie would have spent 0, He cares about football (QPR) as B and M don't.

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      • LoftusRd
        Apprentice
        • May 2011
        • 76

        #78
        Originally posted by vanhoop
        couldnt give a monkeys,will always be a QPR no matter whose on the board.we the fans are the govners
        Can't agree more. Lets hope we are lucky and get owners that spend, spend and spend. We were top team in London 1992-93. Bring back those much missed days. We waited long enough

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        • LoftusRd
          Apprentice
          • May 2011
          • 76

          #79
          Originally posted by singingranger
          Mittals only own 30 odd percent ! I'm sure they would invest more but 30 something percent gives you very little say. Ecclestone is 80, with the greatest respect in the world could drop down tomorrow, then we are left with Flavio who can't help but stick his nose in and is terrible PR for the club.

          These are worrying times
          Did you know he is a billionaire? 30% he could have bought more if he wanted! He is Indian and they only save not spend I'm afraid

          We need football passionate owners with bucks to spend

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          • LoftusRd
            Apprentice
            • May 2011
            • 76

            #80
            Originally posted by singingranger
            Mittals only own 30 odd percent ! I'm sure they would invest more but 30 something percent gives you very little say. Ecclestone is 80, with the greatest respect in the world could drop down tomorrow, then we are left with Flavio who can't help but stick his nose in and is terrible PR for the club.

            These are worrying times
            We are a London based Prem Club now mate with great history. Wouldn't be difficult to replace Bernie with someone more passionate about football, imo.

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            • Jamie
              Silver Seat
              • Mar 2009
              • 1064

              #81
              Originally posted by LoftusRd
              Did you know he is a billionaire? 30% he could have bought more if he wanted! He is Indian and they only save not spend I'm afraid

              We need football passionate owners with bucks to spend
              Nothing like a bit of racism...

              Mittal is an aggressive businessman with a track record of purchasing businesses that he wants.

              If he genuinely wanted QPR, he'd buy it. When they invested, the Mittals made it clear they were doing so as 'fans'. They want rid of Briatore to 'clean' the brand, not to drive the club forward.

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              • LoftusRd
                Apprentice
                • May 2011
                • 76

                #82
                Originally posted by Jamie
                Nothing like a bit of racism...

                Mittal is an aggressive businessman with a track record of purchasing businesses that he wants.

                If he genuinely wanted QPR, he'd buy it. When they invested, the Mittals made it clear they were doing so as 'fans'. They want rid of Briatore to 'clean' the brand, not to drive the club forward.

                Not racist at all, have Indian friends who been brought up in England with same views as me mate

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                • davieqpr
                  Silver Seat
                  • Mar 2011
                  • 2804

                  #83
                  Originally posted by singingranger
                  Mittals only own 30 odd percent ! I'm sure they would invest more but 30 something percent gives you very little say. Ecclestone is 80, with the greatest respect in the world could drop down tomorrow, then we are left with Flavio who can't help but stick his nose in and is terrible PR for the club.

                  These are worrying times
                  That's a 110%

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                  • LoftusRd
                    Apprentice
                    • May 2011
                    • 76

                    #84
                    Originally posted by Jamie
                    Nothing like a bit of racism...

                    Mittal is an aggressive businessman with a track record of purchasing businesses that he wants.

                    If he genuinely wanted QPR, he'd buy it. When they invested, the Mittals made it clear they were doing so as 'fans'. They want rid of Briatore to 'clean' the brand, not to drive the club forward.
                    If he was as aggressive as you say! He would have paid them off, no questions. He is not a QPR fan BTW and no more than an investor with intention of spending little and profiting mills a year with mediocre football.

                    Would you settle for that?

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                    • LoftusRd
                      Apprentice
                      • May 2011
                      • 76

                      #85
                      Originally posted by davieqpr
                      That's a 110%
                      Why? Opinion?

                      He is a billionaire and can't afford to buy them out ?Why? = greed, cheap and not passionate enough about QPR, Where's the love FAN.....
                      If I was that rich and a fan I would spend at least 350 mil of my billion's... Wouldn't you?

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                      • DeepcutHoop
                        Gold Seat
                        • Dec 2009
                        • 6965

                        #86
                        Originally posted by LoftusRd
                        Why? Opinion?

                        He is a billionaire and can't afford to buy them out ?Why? = greed, cheap and not passionate enough about QPR, Where's the love FAN.....
                        If I was that rich and a fan I would spend at least 350 mil of my billion's... Wouldn't you?
                        I believe he was sarcastically adding 30% to 80 years old....

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                        • stainrodisalegend
                          Platinum Seat
                          • Mar 2009
                          • 13624

                          #87
                          Originally posted by LoftusRd
                          Did you know he is a billionaire? 30% he could have bought more if he wanted! He is Indian and they only save not spend I'm afraid

                          We need football passionate owners with bucks to spend
                          Oh dear, embarrassing.

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                          • Jamie
                            Silver Seat
                            • Mar 2009
                            • 1064

                            #88
                            Originally posted by LoftusRd
                            If he was as aggressive as you say! He would have paid them off, no questions. He is not a QPR fan BTW and no more than an investor with intention of spending little and profiting mills a year with mediocre football.

                            Would you settle for that?
                            Bhatia actually was a 'fan', by which you can read he had at least heard if QPR.

                            Mittal doesn't love the club, he essentially invested with his mates to have a place for his mates to go of a weekend.

                            He would buy out Flav & Bernie to clean up a brand he is associated with and then bring in fellow investors.

                            If the price being asked is ridiculous he will cut and run.

                            If I was a multiple billionaire I'd still walk if asked to part with £100m for the rest of the shares.

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                            • Jamie
                              Silver Seat
                              • Mar 2009
                              • 1064

                              #89
                              Originally posted by LoftusRd
                              If he was as aggressive as you say! He would have paid them off, no questions. He is not a QPR fan BTW and no more than an investor with intention of spending little and profiting mills a year with mediocre football.

                              Would you settle for that?
                              Bhatia actually was a 'fan', by which you can read he had at least heard if QPR.

                              Mittal doesn't love the club, he essentially invested with his mates to have a place for his mates to go of a weekend.

                              He would buy out Flav & Bernie to clean up a brand he is associated with and then bring in fellow investors.

                              If the price being asked is ridiculous he will cut and run.

                              If I was a multiple billionaire I'd still walk if asked to part with £100m for the rest of the shares.

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                              • LoftusRd
                                Apprentice
                                • May 2011
                                • 76

                                #90
                                Originally posted by Jamie
                                Bhatia actually was a 'fan', by which you can read he had at least heard if QPR.

                                Mittal doesn't love the club, he essentially invested with his mates to have a place for his mates to go of a weekend.

                                He would buy out Flav & Bernie to clean up a brand he is associated with and then bring in fellow investors.

                                If the price being asked is ridiculous he will cut and run.

                                If I was a multiple billionaire I'd still walk if asked to part with £100m for the rest of the shares.
                                If I was a multiple billionaire I'd still walk if asked to part with £100m for the rest of the shares. Really... You don't deserve to be a fan IMO if you put money before love. Still, I don't believe you

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