Season ticket holders apparentlyApparently being funded by Abu Dhabi and one or more American backers. The Sportsbank frontmen are purportedly Palace fans. Time will tell.
Season ticket holders apparentlyApparently being funded by Abu Dhabi and one or more American backers. The Sportsbank frontmen are purportedly Palace fans. Time will tell.
Yup this is the rumour. However Palace fans or not they don't have the money so will borrow it which means it most be paid back at some point.Apparently being funded by Abu Dhabi and one or more American backers. The Sportsbank frontmen are purportedly Palace fans. Time will tell.
I wonder how much is entirely in Textor's hands as to who he sells to and what the terms are? I would assume Parish, Blitzer and Harris would have to agree to (a) the sale and (b) who the shares are sold to.Crystal Palace ownership latest: Who is best placed in bid for Eagle Football stake?
Breaking down which groups are vying to invest in Palace or Eagle and how it could affect the clubwww.nytimes.com
suppoesdely this bid from SportsBank is to invest in Textors Eagle group, and not a direct taekover of his shares - which would keep him at the club with the view of a full takeoever.... gulp.
How would the voting rights be changed? Atm we have 4 people who own us, they all get a vote each(1/4 or 25%), nothing unusual or wrong with that. IMHO I just can't see how it can be different.
I wonder how much is entirely in Textor's hands as to who he sells to and what the terms are? I would assume Parish, Blitzer and Harris would have to agree to (a) the sale and (b) who the shares are sold to.
Are they allowed to make a matching bid if they hold a majority? And would that then be considered as the favourable bidder or something like that, in law? Just wondering if there's some legal mechanism like that?The existing shareholders don't have to agree to the sale and in general don't have a say in whom the shares are sold to
The next few weeks will be interesting to see what Textor's next move will be. Last time I looked he was deep in it at Batafago and Lyon. Im sure H&B will be keeping a close eye on any development.
Are they allowed to make a matching bid if they hold a majority? And would that then be considered as the favourable bidder or something like that, in law? Just wondering if there's some legal mechanism like that?
I thought I read somewhere that the board did have to give consent to a sale of shares that large? Maybe I am wrong on that point, however that might explain why the takeover group are exploring buying into Textor's consortium.They can make a matching or even higher bid but it's up to Textor who he sells to unless there is something to the contrary in the company's Mem & Arts
It's a good point. It maybe easier for Textor to fund Lyon if Sportsbank puts money into Eagles Holdings rather than Palace. in which case I see no benefit for Palace.Surely, Textor's current priority is money to sort out the serious financial problems at Lyon, otherwise they will be relegated to Ligue 2. His Eagle holding Company paid a lot for that club. If Sportsbank invest in Eagle Holdings, wil/can Textor use most of the money to solve his Lyon problems (Don't know how much he needs in order to do that)?
There's no way IMO that H&B will pay Textor's inflated valuation of his shares.
Nothing is permanent and sadly rumours have circulated that Blitzer wants out. Harris has explored other options too in the recent past. I think we are likely to see a big boardroom reshuffle in the near future which could (hopefully not) cause a power struggle.The only thing we have got (which is huge) to stop us falling into the same trap as the likes of Portsmouth , Everton etc where we would become a club riding on massive debt and possible corruption is Parish.
Parish it would appear will always ensure Palace remains 'safe'.
So long as we have Parish, Harris and Blitzer holding the majority of the club (51%) we should be ok.
The sooner Textor goes taking his multi club dream with him, the better.
Im still hopeful he will end up selling to H&B for a fraction of what clickbait thinks.