European Super League

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Originally Posted by Mac76

wouldn; it be great if Wenger led a consortium of people who weren't guilty of fraud, genocide or human rights abuses - i'm not holding out much hope though...

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Remember when Arsenal fans were comparing Wenger to Mugabe?

Good times.

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Originally Posted by dazthegooner

Well last year Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote expressed an interest in purchasing Arsenal but had other commitments to finish first.

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That's right.

He was waiting for his Oil company to start production early this year.

His name also came up on twitter a few times and supposedly, he is an option.

https://www.football.london/arsenal-...oenke-20430504

The Dangote refinery

https://www.theafricareport.com/2991...ng-early-2021/

https://youtu.be/4svKS43oPkY?t=9

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Originally Posted by Gooner23

I'd love to see that snake gone, but difficult to know what can realistically be done to get him out?

And what happens next. As Arseblog says this morning, the chances of finding a 'good guy' billionaire owner are pretty slim.

Does it need Government intervention to stop these power grabs? Is that even remotely feasible? I love the 51% rule but how realistic is it to implement here.

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Honestly, I have no idea who or what comes next for us, but I don't see how KSE can possibly continue after this? Beyond the clandestine talks of a Super League, that they've obviously been having since day one, they clearly had / have no other vision or plan for this club - if this was meant to be their end game, then they've seriously miscalculated.

Stan Collymore was actually the first to announce that Arsenal had left the ESL on Twitter last night.

He also said that he had heard that one owner will sell, although no clues as to who

https://twitter.com/StanCollymore/st...611918852?s=20

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Originally Posted by Aubameyang's Wang

That's right.

He was waiting for his Oil company to start production early this year.

His name also came up on twitter a few times and supposedly, he is an option.

https://www.football.london/arsenal-...oenke-20430504

The Dangote refinery

https://www.theafricareport.com/2991...ng-early-2021/

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Dangote will be no angel, that second article makes clear there are environmental concerns and you can guarantee he got where he did by greasing a lot of palms

Kroenke Out protest at the Emirates Friday at 6, btw.

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Originally Posted by WMUG

Kroenke Out protest at the Emirates Friday at 6, btw.

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shall we all turn up with a GW banner? :lol:

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Originally Posted by Mac76

wouldn't it be great if Wenger led a consortium of people who weren't guilty of fraud, genocide or human rights abuses - i'm not holding out much hope though...

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Honestly, I have never wanted Wenger back more than I do right now - the club has completely lost its identity and its soul, and he's about the only person I can think of who could instantly restore some values and credibility.

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Originally Posted by I am invisible

Honestly, I have no idea who or what comes next for us, but I don't see how KSE can possibly continue after this? Beyond the clandestine talks of a Super League, that they've obviously been having since day one, they clearly had / have no other vision or plan for this club - if this was meant to be their end game, then they've seriously miscalculated.

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I think our billionaire arsehole is the most likely candidate to sell.

Kroen**** is the only one of them who seems to have no interest in football at all.

He always wanted the 'brand' to make money off of.

Now it's been heavily tarnished, and the userbase hates him - it could be enough for him to jump ship.

Whilst collecting a few billion for the privilege, of course :coffee: