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[Fapuccino]

again his dad's net worth is 25 bill. I also wouldn't write out undeclared assets

 

[Mino]

i'm gonna be a billionaire someday :challenge:

 

[interindo]

amen...

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Thohir may know his way with the mob

 

[Universe]

Ya, how is his brothers name 'Garibaldi'?

 

[chipschups]

The fact he is indonesian says otherwise.. we have a police general owned 7 houses went unnoticed for years...

who? Aiptu Labora? a one billion police officer

 

[Devious]

 

[JJM]

We could see a sensational breakthrough in the history of Inter. President Massimo Moratti is deciding whether or not to sell majority stakes to Indonesian Thohir. The owner of Inter is in London and reflects, along with his family what to do. The assumptions are two: one could arrive at an immediate sale of a 51% stake in the consortium of Indonesian headed by the entrepreneur or the sale of 30% now and then to rise in the next two years, until the sale of the majority. The sports newspapers turn to this issue. Here are the titles:


GdS - Thohir accelerates and presses Moratti. Indonesian men ready to immediately enter into the club . (Poisons Sneijder. Wes: "They wanted me in pieces."


Il Corriere dello Sport - Inter, decisive hour. Club: Indonesian pressure, Moratti hesitates.


TUTTOSPORT - The ultimatum from Thohir: "Moratti, you have seven days" to sell Inter. Offered the honorary presidency.

MM already dancing... Gangnam style :awwwyeah:

late show with JJM
/thread :lala:

 

[Fapuccino]

sell the fucking club massimo. you're still pres, what more do you want. let your son buy it back when he's ready.

 

[homaru]

OK I just googled this guy. As of July 2012 [the MLS season begins in March and ends in October] he's a majority holder in DC United [who are on second LAST overall and 10th last place in Eastern Conference]. The 11/12 and 12/13 seasons back to back really disturb me - hope there are some US fans that are able to explain how are DC doing and why on earth have they failed so miserably this season.

Their squad cant seem to score or stop conceding goals. I dont know if it's their coach's, the team's, or Thohir's fault. They rely too much on a 35-year old and many of their player are underperforming. Also, when the attack plays well, the defense is horrendous, and vice-versa. Maybe Thohir needs to buy some players for them? As you said, dont expect miracles if he buys the club.....

 

[Fapuccino]

If Im not mistaken DC utd was #1 for quite a while last season in MLS. Also, Ben Olsen is a pretty young coach, so diff situation.

Owner = $, team = director/manager

 

[homaru]

If Im not mistaken DC utd was #1 for quite a while last season in MLS. Also, Ben Olsen is a pretty young coach, so diff situation.

Owner = $, team = director/manager

1. yes, they were, and got to the conference finals in the playoffs but they've crumbled since then. 2. when i said team, i meant the players.

 

[ADRossi]

The performance of DC United has about zero relevance to the future success of Inter, regardless of who the owner is

 

[homaru]

The performance of DC United has about zero relevance to the future success of Inter, regardless of who the owner is

Yes, it does. It could give us an idea of how good of an investor Thohir is and if he knows how to run a football club.

 

[InterMilan31]

Anyone with any knowledge of MLS knows that the owners of MLS clubs are not really in control of transfers etc because of the regulations and caps in MLS. It shouldn't reflect their performance as an owner. However the priority for DC United since the founding of the club (which was successful before Thohir, not that that should reflect on him) was to get a new stadium.....oh and they have no new plans for a staidum....HA

Owning an MLS team is a complete different animal than owning a european team. Regardless of the similarities you think its just not the same.

 

[homaru]

Anyone with any knowledge of MLS knows that the owners of MLS clubs are not really in control of transfers etc because of the regulations and caps in MLS. It shouldn't reflect their performance as an owner. However the priority for DC United since the founding of the club (which was successful before Thohir, not that that should reflect on him) was to get a new stadium.....oh and they have no new plans for a staidum....HA

Owning an MLS team is a complete different animal than owning a european team. Regardless of the similarities you think its just not the same.

Yes, but wouldn't Thohir still have to provide money for DC United to cover expenses? If DC are in financial trouble, the blame should mostly go to the owners, because they are the ones who cough up the money. If they aren't having money issues, well that's good for us if Thohir buys the club, because it means that he can run our club well.

 

[InterMilan31]

Yes they provide money and costs for DC United. In 2009 only 2 clubs reportedly had made profits (not DC United). The money issues they possibly could be having aren't anything close to what Inter is facing and also is probably in the "plan" anyways because MLS didn't believe any of their clubs would be profitable for quite sometime and build their business with that in mind. What I'm basically saying is he may own a football club already but its not something to judge his business savy on yet. If he gets DC United a stadium then he is a god but he hasn't done that yet and that shouldn't be a knock on him either.

Also his ownership in NBA is still a bit premature to judge either for what thats worth....

 

[Ed.]

who? Aiptu Labora? a one billion police officer

No. I meant the general whose name mixes between president and jakarta governor.. joko susilo.

 

[CafeCordoba]

Any news? Calm before the storm?

I'd like to get this settled as soon as possible, since clearly this is completely halting our transfer mercato.

 

[Sassuolu]

Thohir declined to comment but apparently he's still in Milan.

 

[A.l.i]

News that Moratti's softening. Debts and stadium.

Is Thohir giving assurances on the stadium?