AMERICAN MULTI-MILLIONAIRE LOOKING TO INVEST IN NORWICH CITY đ€Ż
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 26. 05. 2022
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American multi-millionaire businessman and owner of the Milwaukee Brewers, Mark Attanasio, is in talks over an investment in Norwich City. Jack reacts to the news
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Great news for your club, definitely what the club needs to potentially create Premier League stability. Good luck hopefully the deal goes through â
Love that mate i live near Newcastle and secretly like how well you guys are doing.
Up the Toon
No need for Saudi blood money built on the back of dead Yemenis hey ;)
Huge news. Having done some research on him, he seems a good fit. Doesn't spend more than is needed, gets involved with the team a lot, seems like a nice guy in interviews too. Fits our club well. He seems popular with the Brewers fans
Beyond squad investment, I hope this means we'll get that stadium expansion that has been talked about for a while.
That should have been done when no crowd's were allowed in Carrow Road just like Fulham did .
Yep, needs to be done.
If the club wants to blame fans for giving up or not making noise, then they need to take a look at themselves as well. We're massively over-subscribed on season tickets & our fanbase is ageing. Said it before & I'll say it again,the club never should have allowed such a situation where it's extremely difficult to get the next Gen of fans into the ground.
@@daleleeder Yes I am well aware of that planning etc etc should have been done along time ago !!!
@@paulchambers8135 Certainly not the fan's fault you could argue that they are crazy to turn up
People need a reason to believe whatever product is being offered and that includes football blaming the support is just Deflection
I have a feeling a ground expansion is further along than most people think. I went to a club event before covid (arund october 2019) and they said that they had just finished the deal to buy the land around the ground, specifically on carrow road, which would need to be built over to upgrade that stand. Obviously Covid stopped the expansion due to lack of funds but this investment could be the spark that leads to it being done
If we can get this deal across the line and still keep Delia, I'm fine with that.
If they're still interested after the Spurs match then they must be committed. Delia and Michael have said the club wouldn't be sold to just anyone so this is encouraging.
Hopefully that will not happen, unless just allowed to sit in directors box without any power or ownership.
Very glad to see that my speculation about Webber's plan is coming true. His goal has been to improve the club as a whole rather than purely focusing on what's happening on the pitch. Improving the training ground and infrastructure of the club, getting major sponsors involved like JD Sports and Vitality Insurance. All this to show investors that we are a club worth investing in. A club that is financially stable (no bailout required on arrival), that's at the heart of the city and county and one that can regularly get promoted to the Premier League despite the financial constraints that it faces. Considering the amount of foreign investment in the top two tiers of English football, all those factors have to be appealing to potential investors. Add in the fact we've signed Josh Sargent, a future prospect of the US National Team and our links with the Tampa Bay Rowdies and you can see why an American investor like Attanasio is interested. Hopefully a deal can be agreed, especially one that keeps Delia and Michael involved with the club. Would be a big step forward.
Webber is a parasite. These âbigâ links you mention with people like JD sports are a joke of an achievement. Any premier league club should be expecting links like that. His improvement of training facilities have been to keep up our system of training good young players to sell on. Which has no longevity for external investors as it is not a goal of achieving the highest standards like we once did. If Wrexham can attract the ownership they now have, same with Salford, then there is ZERO reason any other higher level club from a beautiful city canât either.
@@nat1baby but were we attracting the likes of these big name brands before Webber came in? No, we weren't. Also as to the point about the training facilities and youth academy, those are both things that should attract big investment. That shows them that the money they're putting into the football club isn't a waste, that it's going to be a reliable investment opportunity for them. The better the club's infrastructure is across the board, the more likely big name players will want to come to Norwich. Just look at Manchester City. Yes, they've spent millions on first team players but they've also poured so much money into the facilities and youth academy. Man City not only won the Premier League this season but they also won all the youth and reserve team Premier League trophies as well. On a more comparable level, look at Leicester. They were in League 1 not too long ago but after the investment from the King Power group, they got promoted twice and won the Premier League. They're now a consistent Premier League outfit, investing in top quality players but also selling on players for a high profit. They used the money from the Maguire transfer to United to fund their new training ground. The comparisons are there. I believe there's no reason why we can't make a Leicester City style upgrade (although pretty unlikely we'd win the Premier League like they did) and become a regular Premier League outfit if we got a bit of investment into the club. We can get this far as a self-funded club, there's no reason why we can't go further.
I've been saying this to people for ages. So many of our fans act like no one would ever be attracted to the club. They're deluded, the club has so much going for it
Regardless how bad we have been this season, again. He doesn't just see a club, he sees a buisness. But looking at what he already owns, he might be less of a yes man and more hands on in decisions considering it could be his money/investment.
Looks like an exciting possible new chapter.
a new Era for Norwich makes sense with the new badge coming out soon đ°
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Great insight JackâŠđ
Incredibly exciting news but we as giddy as we all are at the thought itâs important that we look at both the good and the bad before we start booking flights for the europa league.
Just because heâs (allegedly) worth $700m, doesnât mean that he has that to pump into Norwich. He isnât a state-backed, bottomless pit of money, who doesnât care about making a loss if it boosts the reputation of his country/company. According to Brewers fans heâs a bit of a penny pincher, likes getting value on signings and making a return on his investments. He probably wonât be richer than 50% of owners in the top 2 divisions of English football.
Having said that, the thing that excites me most about him (or literally anyone with more money than delia), is that it would mark the end of the âself funded modelâ. Weâd still have to be run in a sustainable way (like all clubs) but like Webber mentioned in his interview, it means when we spend ÂŁ50m in a window, we can sign players that are of higher quality, that donât have the same resale value, without risking the future of the club. If we sign the likes of a Naismith and van Wolfswinkel and they flop, we have the insurance of an owners wealth to fall back on, instead of the near crises of loans and debt the club nearly fell into before Webber got here.
The fact that they have owned a sports team for so long gives me some relief, but you only have to look not too far down the road to see that American investment doesnât automatically equal succes
Will be the most exciting thing to happen to the football club in years. if it happens
Best news we have had in years. We have been through so many downs but yet again have had so many good memories. We have progress as much as we can and this is what we need to become a stable prem team. We still must get recruitment right tho
Incredible if the deal goes through
"700m dollars, thats a lot of money" made me laugh out loud
100 points, 100 goals pending.
Extending the colney Veggie patch! :)
Hopefully a deal goes through đđ
FIFA 23 - rebuilding Norwich series incoming haha
Brew crew owners buying in the Canaries. Doesn't sound bad.
Would it not make sense to put a certain amount of shares available for supporters to buy too ?
How does that level of sense coincide with the amount of greed that football breeds? Letting fans have any power takes pennies out of these awful peoples pockets. That is just unacceptable in the modern world, hadnât you noticed?
What a difference a day can make, huh? Webber puts his foot in his mouth and then some interesting and potentially positive news. I'd love to see some financial assistance to the current setup.
The only investment that matters is on the pitch so hopefully that happens. And hopefully it comes off because i wouldn't be wanting to see us go down and be billed ÂŁ60M for the pleasure like Burnley and its US owners.....My gut feeling is, despite who owns it, the club will continue to be run in very much the same way. I'm not sure what people are expecting to massively change. Unless you get an oligarch or oil state that wants to show off, business people want their business to fund itself....
Norwich look set to be taken over by Mark Attanasio which would take them above aston villa in terms of net worth and how rich the owners are
Never thought I'd see the day Norwich are more rich than aston villa
Villas owners are worth 12B though. Also if this deal did come through, Norwich would be owned by the guy that owns the Milwaukee baseball team and Villa are owned by the guy that owns Milwaukee's basketball team
@@adamsayer11 yeah I saw that .. yourll be a stable club when you come up won't be next season though but good luck for your club produced talents
Itâs reached the point that we either needed to look for a new owner, outside investment or just fully embrace the model and go completely fan owned, which is basically how weâve been running for the last number of years anyway - even to the point of fans directly helping to fund training ground expansion. Controversially among what seems like most English football fans Iâd prefer the latter even if it was 51 percent fan ownership and 49 percent outside investor. Tired of the direction of football in England as it seemingly doubles down itâs position as a billionaires play thing/investment vehicle whilst clubs like Bayern and Atletico run fine under fan ownership.
1/3 Delia & Michael, 1/3 NCFC Supporters, 1/3 Attanasio would actually be quite a healthy mix if we could use that as a method to raise new investment.
unfortunately no new owner would come in if that model was implemented. they would want the majority control and be able to implement their own ideas. Unless the whole of english football moved to that model, a potential owner would just move their sights onto the next club they could actually control
Investment rather than takeover sounds reasonable, if they can keep the club values and give us more chance of competing at the top end, why not?
Explain what the club values are atm because as far as Webber has shown these values are âReplace good managers because we want our mates in. Train young players to not get a chance in our first team until theyâre sellable. Relentlessly praise mediocrity and blame any fans who expect more. Have no real ambition because we accept money is the only thing that a club needs to succeed in football.â
Good news, but will Delia let go? I hope she doesnât just look for an investment with herself still in control because it wonât be big enough. This guy will want complete control.
Just one word of caution about too many American owners. The last thing we want to see is the PL run on a US style franchise basis. The more Americans involved, the more chance there is of that happening.
If it goes through surely it would be a takeover, can't see Delia remaining majority share holder if they intend to bring a large amount of money into the club. Delia is 80 let's not forget, issuing new shares and diluting the assets of existing shares wouldn't be the whole story.
That's hope this though
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So many clubs seem to be selling their soul to the terrible detriment of English football. Sportswashing, extremely questionable characters, it's a difficult time for the ordinary fan who gets no real say in what happens to their club.
I still think morals and ethics are something to hold dear, even though it seems many have abandoned those.
It seems Norwich FC are being careful, which I applaud. And I'd be happier by far, to be a Norwich fan than a Newcastle one.
Do we really need more American influence in the PL?
We're not in the PL
Load the club with debt and take the money out via interest on loans.
Good news at last really hope it happens and we can buy Emi back
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More investment is something we need to become a proven prem team, but with webber as sporting director those funds will most likely be wasted based on recent recruitment
Two great seasons of recruitment in championship. Two bad in prem. he will get it right eventually
We wouldn't have interest if it wasn't for Webber keeping us current, financially stable and improving infrastructure. Give ur head a tap
This is exactly what we need, canât be competing in even the championship as one of the poorest clubs. Now we can push for a stadium expansion and Premier league stability. This could see the end of the joke of a club yo yo city.
Only if it sees the end of that joke they call Webber...
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