Oh, my sweet summer childâŠthey take out a loan to pay for the privilege of being owned by the new owner. They were basically bought with their own money, with the loan serving to make up the difference. Old owners walk away with cash, new owners have a club that they did not really pay for, maybe a little up front, but quite possibly having been paid back already.
A structure that had its heyday in the 80âs junk bond days, but still has legsâŠuntil it doesnât.
That result knocked their odds of winning the league according to 538 down 2 percentage points by the way, from 68% to 66%. Coincidentally the same odds weâre now given to win the Champions League.
We have to win our game, that would ramp up the pressure a lot. Newcastle are a decent side I guess we will see what happens but 120 minutes and the manner they need to seek out O Sullivanâs sport psychologist.
2-0 both goals scored by Jonjo Shelvey who passes up the opportunity to score the Hattrick by turning around to twat Sterling. He takes his red card and walks off to a standing ovation.
It would, and I canât think of a bigger hoof to the knackers for them than what happened tonight Might not make any difference, but it certainly wonât put a spring in their stepsâ:wink:
So now that City have had what passes for their heart ripped from their chests and danced on in Madrid, do they stroll to the title because they have nothing else to play for? Or fold like a stack of t-shirts in a laundrymat?