Trade his share for a manufactured crypto currency and then buy it back using the same crypto exchange rate at a later date. Or maybe 5,000 loyalty points.
I know, it was almost like he was giggling about it. It's what I'd call my company if I was money laundering right under everyone's noses. Bet he regrets that name now!
I know, it was almost like he was giggling about it. It's what I'd call my company if I was money laundering right under everyone's noses. Bet he regrets that name now!
Reading this (and other threads) there seems to be little love from posters for the American owners.
And yet the question could reasonably be asked would we have enjoyed the success of the last dozen or so years without them?
The longest unbroken run in the top division and the first major trophy in our history.
Of course Parish’s shrewd management and the contribution of the players and managers have been hugely significant, but at times the Americans have provided an influx of funds which enabled successful transfer windows and the tying down of long term contracts for key players.
I’ve no doubt that we’d have struggled without these funds.
Ideally we’d just have local fans/businessmen like Steve Browett owning the club , but that’s unrealistic when they don’t have the money to compete at the level we are operating.
I’m certainly more content with the model (for all it’s flaws) we’re employing than those employed by the likes of Manchester United, Chelsea, Newcastle, Forest and City.
This is not a defence of the American owners, just an attempt to put some context around their contribution which in my view has played it’s part.
What I don't quite understand is why is it assumed that it's Palace that will drop out and not Lyon ? Even if being demoted to the conference were an option then surely our achievements are far greater than Brondby's, so why wouldn't they be the ones to drop out ?
What I don't quite understand is why is it assumed that it's Palace that will drop out and not Lyon ? Even if being demoted to the conference were an option then surely our achievements are far greater than Brondby's, so why wouldn't they be the ones to drop out ?
What I don't quite understand is why is it assumed that it's Palace that will drop out and not Lyon ? Even if being demoted to the conference were an option then surely our achievements are far greater than Brondby's, so why wouldn't they be the ones to drop out ?
The referees ignored a blatant handball by Theirry Henry, which created the last-minute assist and caused France to qualify for the World Cup. They were a rubbish squad and subsequently eliminated quickly.