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Who's Buying Us  

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  1. 1. Who's Buying Us

    • Arab
      27
    • American
      53
    • Thai
      4
    • Private Equity Ghoul
      31
    • Indian
      10
    • British Consortium
      13
    • Indian Consortium
      23
    • Other
      16
  2. 2. Who would you prefer

    • Arab
      40
    • America
      32
    • Thai
      1
    • Private Equity Ghoul
      1
    • Indian
      2
    • British/English Consortium
      83
    • Indian Consortium
      1
    • Other
      17


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Who would be our best chance of survival and improvement?

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An American I think.

 

I maintain that a multi-club group would be keen e.g they already know how to operate two clubs so with Leuven thrown in - it's a much rarer opportunity. The Joe Manceuto link made sense.

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17 minutes ago, Mark_w said:

Having a preference for the nationality of the person you want to run the football club is ****ing weird.

 

I want it to be a Leicester City fan who genuinely cares about the football club, I couldn’t care less where their mother dropped them off.

 

Had the same thought when I read the post. A person's nationality has no bearing on what kind of owner they would be. 

 

I just want someone to come in and ensure that first and foremost, we still have a club to support in the coming years. I don't care if they're British,  Thai, Middle Eastern etc...

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32 minutes ago, Wasyls Pec Deck said:

Hopefully a consortium led by Keith Vaz featuring Englebert Humperdink, Roy Cropper, Gok Wan and Wayne Lineker. 

Only to be gazumped at the last minute by a rival consortium led by Rustie Lee, Mark Morrison and Sam Bailey.

 

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My gut is wanting a British consortium, but I'm really not sure who would be available that would have the sort of money needed to fix this mess. I'd imagine it would be an Arab takeover. As long as it's not American, nothing against Americans but their sports industry is even more broken than ours. 
I'd still be content with Red Bull selling up their share in Leeds and taking over us. Huge concern over club name/badge, don't care about stadium name. 
The UK does have some hoops to go through to get a name change through, the FA has pretty strict regulations which protect a clubs heritage. Strong fan opposition I'd imagine would make it almost impossible for us to suddenly become "Red Bull Leicester" They would need written permission from the FA. I'd like to think they would listen to mass fan protests if that was attempted. 

Give me RB over a Todd Boehly style consortium for sure. 

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13 minutes ago, cityfanlee23 said:

My gut is wanting a British consortium, but I'm really not sure who would be available that would have the sort of money needed to fix this mess. I'd imagine it would be an Arab takeover. As long as it's not American, nothing against Americans but their sports industry is even more broken than ours. 
I'd still be content with Red Bull selling up their share in Leeds and taking over us. Huge concern over club name/badge, don't care about stadium name. 
The UK does have some hoops to go through to get a name change through, the FA has pretty strict regulations which protect a clubs heritage. Strong fan opposition I'd imagine would make it almost impossible for us to suddenly become "Red Bull Leicester" They would need written permission from the FA. I'd like to think they would listen to mass fan protests if that was attempted. 

Give me RB over a Todd Boehly style consortium for sure. 

I can't imagine our fan base would be able to muster any kind of meaningful protest !

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Just now, Tommy G said:

I can't imagine our fan base would be able to muster any kind of meaningful protest !

We'd be Red Bull Leicester wearing white and red and playing in the RB Stadium in 3 hours lol
Hey, at least we'd get to see people jumping motorbikes off the roof and F1 cars tearing around the ground!

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1 hour ago, Mark_w said:

Having a preference for the nationality of the person you want to run the football club is ****ing weird.

 

I want it to be a Leicester City fan who genuinely cares about the football club, I couldn’t care less where their mother dropped them off.

 

41 minutes ago, TiffToff88 said:

 

Had the same thought when I read the post. A person's nationality has no bearing on what kind of owner they would be. 

 

I just want someone to come in and ensure that first and foremost, we still have a club to support in the coming years. I don't care if they're British,  Thai, Middle Eastern etc...

How they fund it and treat the purchase afterwards is likely to be affected by the nationality of some of the purchasers.  The American business profile for example I'd suggest is different to the Thais and Indians. Also the civil liberties of various countries varies quite a lot and may influence your preference.

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It'll be an absolute chancer after we've gone into administration.

 

The Thais don't like to admit they're wrong and will not budge on their stupidly high asking price.

 

We're not even close to being bought IMO. The vultures will circle and wait for the club to be prised out of Aiyawatt's cold dead hands. Similar to Sheffield Wednesday.

 

 

Strap in fellas. It's going to get a lot, lot worse.

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Posted
2 hours ago, Mark_w said:

Having a preference for the nationality of the person you want to run the football club is ****ing weird.

 

I want it to be a Leicester City fan who genuinely cares about the football club, I couldn’t care less where their mother dropped them off.

The recent batch of Americans have tended to be pretty good e.g Bournemouth, Birmingham and one of Wrexham's owners. East Asian owners have historically been quite poor with Vichiai being the exception and Carson Yeung, Jeff Shi, Top, Vincent Tan and Chansiri being poor. Arabs have been a mixed bag, huge success with PSG and Man City but Sheff United have been all over the placed and Fawaz was inept.

 

There's exceptions of course but the business and sporting culture of the nations producing billionaire football club owners naturally has an impact on their style. It's not randomised.

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Ideally a rich Arab who wants to build something big here 

 

what we will get I image is the Thais selling to anyone who will not  take the club at heart 

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American ownership thats where alot of interest at the moment. Not a hollywood takeover more just American buisness who likely owns an nfl or baseball team aswell.

 

Personally would sooner go back to British ownership but as we know theirs no money in British ownership these days.

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My wish would be for anyone who is prepared to develop a genuine attachmemt to the club and supporters, and who has sufficiemt nous to employ people with real football acumen to direct the management & development of the club.

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