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No idea about the acuracy of this article.
Firstly, is Bale really on 110k per week? Find that very hard to believe.
Secondly, Levy doesn't own Spurs.
his mother died recently, but I believe this is his wife. May be wrong but I am sure it has been mentioned before, the two closest people to him.. it's a tough time.I also had no idea someone very close to him is very ill
Immensely rich.And there you have it ....
Pre season games in America, all timed with the launch of the Under Armour brand and the launch of a new owner.
But how rich are these Kuwaitis?
No idea about the acuracy of this article.
Firstly, is Bale really on 110k per week? Find that very hard to believe.
Secondly, Levy doesn't own Spurs.
Both Chelsea and Man City have benefited from mismanagement. Makes them easier to buy as the sale is always quicker when there is a deadline.frankly... as soon as ENIC delisted Spurs from the stock exchange, i always thot it was possible that they are looking to sell the club. or at least be open to potential buyers.
don't expect us to be as lucky as Man City... actually i thot they would suffer under Thaksin.
Or, speculative bullshit.
Im pretty sure its going to happen maybe not in the next couple of weeks as these things take time ( especially at spurs ). We have so much potential with a big fan base and stadium plans also a decent team already, Ideal for investment!
Why would enid sell spurs... It's a money makerInvestment, yes, absolutely—we're getting an awful lot of suggestions that there's big money coming our way, probably in an inflated naming rights deal. Take-over, no. I don't think the valuation will be anywhere near high enough yet.
Why would enid [not] sell spurs... It's a money maker