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Kenny Huang thread - part 2


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My point being that obviously they have the money. I keep hearing on different forum's he hasn't got the financial backing when that simply isn't the case.

 

Wrong. Adrian Cheng left QSL in April this year.

 

BEIJING, May 1 /PRNewswire-Asia/ -- China-QSL Sports Limited (QSL) is pleased to announce today that Dr. Yang Guang will become a partner of Mr. Kenny Huang to jointly promote QSL's investment in China's National Basketball League (NBL) as well as the Company's effort to develop the China Youth Baseball League. QSL's other founding partner Mr. Adrian Cheng has decided to leave QSL with effect from April 24, 2010 to focus on his other business and commitments.

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There are mutterings that theres a big breaking news story re the uk economy which is embargoed until midnight.

People on other forums i frequent are speculating that RBS may be involved. Could be to do with Irelands downgrade today.

 

Faisal Islam from CH4 News is on the case.

 

Make of that what you will, it may have some implications down the road.

Maybe not.

 

Tory budget is "clearly regressive" according to Institute for Fiscal Studies. Irrelevant.

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Mukesh Ambani (born on 19 April 1957) is an Indian business magnate and the chairman and managing director of Reliance Industries, the largest private sector enterprise in India, a Fortune 500 company, and one of the largest private sector conglomerate in the world.

 

His personal stake in Reliance Industries is 48%.

 

As of July 2010, he was the richest man in Asia and the fourth richest man in the world with a personal wealth of US$29.0 billion. On 29 October 2007, there was a strong bull rally in the Indian stock market and the appreciation of the Indian rupee, which boosted the market capitalisation of all reliance group companies in which Mukesh Ambani has a very significant stake resulting to make him the world’s richest man, with net worth climbing to US$63.2 billion leaving Bill Gates behind at around $56 billion.

 

Mukesh Ambani - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

Oh come on, I've been posting randomly about this guy for months.

 

and I'm still as blindly and groundlessly hopeful as ever. No chance that we'll attract a responsible and talented businessman though...

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Kenneth Huang's non-bid exposes the poverty of Liverpool's options - Telegraph

 

Last night Huang's American business partner, Marc Ganis, confirmed to Telegraph Sport that, despite weeks of speculation, they did not enter a formal bid. "There was never a formal proposal submitted by us to the club and we have been very clear about that."

 

"I am not going to dispute how it looks from the outside but we had nothing to do with the publicity, and when the first stories about us appeared we had not submitted a single piece of paperwork [to Liverpool].

 

"We wanted to stay under the radar and do this quietly, but that wasn't possible. We have now withdrawn from the process, which is the end of the matter as far as we are concerned."

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The Cunts are seeking to refinance using hedgefunds.

 

"Gillett & Hicks Trying to Refinance - We Must Stop Them

Dear Mr Hester,

 

Re: Liverpool Football Club

 

We understand that when the Royal Bank of Scotland granted a six-month extension of the £237m loan with Liverpool Football Club in April, it was on the basis that the club’s American owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett provided firm evidence to RBS by July that they genuinely intend to sell the club.

 

We were therefore alarmed to read recent reports in the British press claiming without contradiction that the debt as of August 31 will be £282.4m - an alarming rise of £45.4m since April, and that the owners have been trying to refinance their massive debts with rival banks.

 

It is our belief that messrs Hicks and Gillett have no intention of selling Liverpool FC, and we have discovered that they have approached the following banks to seek refinancing: -

 

· Beach Point Capital Management

· Halcyon Group

· Blackrock

· Davidson Kempner Capital Management LLC

· Stone Tower Capital LLC

· Trimaran Capital Partners

· DE Shaw & Co

· Avenue

· Centrebridge Partners LP

· The Blackstone Group / GSO Capital Partners LP

 

We believe that the owners have undermined the sale process and have breached the terms of the refinancing agreement, and as a result we as the true custodians of Liverpool Football Club and British Tax payers, call upon the Royal Bank of Scotland to call in the loans and force the owners to sell the club with immediate effect.

 

Yours sincerely,

 

Kop Faithful"

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Just on SSN apparently Mark Gannis has said that they have completely abandoned the bid but may be interested in buying another english club, and CIC were not part of the bid

 

From a lad on YNWA..

Withdrawal is genuine. Ganis has just confirmed it is final and said that they will buy another Premier League club instead. Report there are strong indications they are opening negotiations with Everton. :no

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From a lad on YNWA..

Withdrawal is genuine. Ganis has just confirmed it is final and said that they will buy another Premier League club instead. Report there are strong indications they are opening negotiations with Everton. :no

 

Didn't someone say that Huang "got" the city?

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