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Phoenix Ownership - Rob says FTFFA (Part 2)

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Posted April 20, 2018 00:20 · last edited March 18, 2021 07:34

Napier Phoenix wrote:
Blew.2 wrote:

Rob turned down $7 million so he is  off to Aus to seek $4 million Got to be true

Fact check:

1. We know for certain that there has been a $7m concrete offer for the club? yes 

2. The closer to the date that the club might lose its license, the value of the club increases? no

3. One of the club owners has recently publicly stated that he wants to sell the club? yes

Now to add more of that Gareth hasn't been involved in the club for years. If he wanted out of the WelNix he could easily get out, the other would buy him out. He's not speaking on behalf of the other owners or the club.

Rob has been over in Australia a lot lately yes, but not to sell the club but as part of APFCA and meeting other clubs to take over the A-League from the FFA.

Now, who would rather provide a distraction from all their current failings and FIFA having to intervene? Why do you think the FFA also suddenly talked up expansion after early saying it wasn't on the radar at the moment. As per here some see it as another distration from their own failings.

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Napier Phoenix wrote:
Blew.2 wrote:

Rob turned down $7 million so he is  off to Aus to seek $4 million Got to be true

Fact check:

1. We know for certain that there has been a $7m concrete offer for the club? yes 

2. The closer to the date that the club might lose its license, the value of the club increases? no

3. One of the club owners has recently publicly stated that he wants to sell the club? yes

Now to add more of that Gareth hasn't been involved in the club for years. If he wanted out of the WelNix he could easily get out, the other would buy him out. He's not speaking on behalf of the other owners or the club.

Rob has been over in Australia a lot lately yes, but not to sell the club but as part of APFCA and meeting other clubs to take over the A-League from the FFA.

Now, who would rather provide a distraction from all their current failings and FIFA having to intervene? Why do you think the FFA also suddenly talked up expansion after early saying it wasn't on the radar at the moment. As per here some see it as another distration from their own failings.