The Rumour Commode XXII: Broke Li: Enter the Someone (Pls)

[Hitchens]

UEFA literally said the only worry was the Refinancing, in THEIR OWN LETTER.

So, we refinance before the jury, as was outlined in the CDA, we meet w UEFA, and it's buried.

Relax.

Why haven't we financed yet?

It's the lack of money coming through which is the problem here, not the management. What the fuck are they supposed to do when the Li never pays up?

 

[Neo'82]

Lets wait for Fassone to make a statement. I'm sure he was expecting this moment to arrive.

 

[Sage]

Need no better proof than this to show how FFP was designed to continue the domination of wealthy clubs

milan wouldn't be in this situation if they had real owners, doesn't matter if they're PSG level wealthy or not.

the owners are frauds.

 

[nonsonoqui]

Sold to any old billionaire guarantees nothing. If it makes money, it makes sense. Even at 300m - there wont be a long queue.

With this I agree. There is way too much optimism regarding this supposed long list of buyers. I don't know. I don't think there will be.

Refinancing our debt was absolutely critical, and we were supposed to do that by spring. Fassone said that over and over again. But all offers to refinance have been rejected by Li because they don't offer him favourable conditions. Add to the fact that no one still knows who Li is, or whether we have any one with clout behind the scenes (doubtful), and you can completely understand UEFA's decision.

Let's see how things develop, but this is undoubtedly a big blow.

 

[moohtra]

The feelings coming out of Casa Milan are of 'surprise and disappointment' in regards to UEFA's decision, according to Sky Sport Italia.

 

[Raz]

Smartest thing Fassone could possibly do right now is fire Miserabelli and then immediately resign

 

[yungfreddy]

The feelings coming out of Casa Milan are of 'surprise and disappointment' in regards to UEFA's decision, according to Sky Sport Italia.

"forward planning director"

 

[Sage]

mercato season starting off with the hot drama

 

[Chiko]

With this I agree. There is way too much optimism regarding this supposed long list of buyers. I don't know. I don't think there will be.

Refinancing our debt was absolutely critical, and we were supposed to do that by spring. Fassone said that over and over again. But all offers to refinance have been rejected by Li because they don't offer him favourable conditions. Add to the fact that no one still knows who Li is, or whether we have any one with clout behind the scenes (doubtful), and you can completely understand UEFA's decision.

Let's see how things develop, but this is undoubtedly a big blow.

Not doubting you, but where you get this info of the refinancing not favouring Li.

 

[Sage]

"forward planning director"

#ConsistentStrategies

 

[Samaldinho]

at least our new presidente doesn't wear a naruto t shirt under his diesel blazer.

Lolllllll

 

[necromancer]

Wtf

That pizza was Immobile.

 

[mleite]

From UEFA

https://www.uefa.com/insideuefa/about-uefa/news/newsid=2560573.html

Sorry if already posted

 

[Neo'82]

With this I agree. There is way too much optimism regarding this supposed long list of buyers. I don't know. I don't think there will be.

Refinancing our debt was absolutely critical, and we were supposed to do that by spring. Fassone said that over and over again. But all offers to refinance have been rejected by Li because they don't offer him favourable conditions. Add to the fact that no one still knows who Li is, or whether we have any one with clout behind the scenes (doubtful), and you can completely understand UEFA's decision.

Let's see how things develop, but this is undoubtedly a big blow.

It would be a huge blow if they ban us from making transfers. That would create a domino effect that could take years to recover from.

Look at the hugely inflated price the club was supposedly sold for and then look at the guy that we're all led to believe owns AC Milan. UEFA want to analyze the books in depth. The mystery behind Li needs to be uncovered.

Let's hope for the best outcome

 

[Hugh Janus]

From UEFA

https://www.uefa.com/insideuefa/about-uefa/news/newsid=2560573.html

Sorry if already posted

let's pray we won't have to sell our Ale to balance the books mleite

 

[nonsonoqui]

Lets wait for Fassone to make a statement. I'm sure he was expecting this moment to arrive.

Something along the lines of, we receive UEFA's decision with profound regret and surprise. [something about the healthy state of Milan's accounts]. [something about how the decision didn't only depend on this past year]. We will work together to refinance as soon as possible, and move our project ahead, a project that is important (which, btw, sounds just as clunky in Italian) and for the best of Milan, one of the most important clubs in the world.

Platitudes. And vague promises.

 

[yungfreddy]

remove this inflated-head-referee-fuckface fassone
and take that amateur lifelong scout with him

 

[Sage]

fassone is going to try and paint milan as the victim, and a lot of milan fans are going to believe his shit.

 

[Samaldinho]

It seems that the biggest problem--when looking around the context of the decision--is that UEFA doesn't know who Li really is.

I think they let PSG and City pass because they know who owns the clubs. Li is shrouded in mystery.

He really must be shady, otherwise, why not just disclose where he has his money from?

 

[Hitchens]

fassone is going to try and paint milan as the victim, and a lot of milan fans are going to believe his shit.

Why are you absolutely convinced that they are frauds when we were able to spend 220 million last year?

 

[necromancer]

Let's not forget that Fassone and Mirabelli are just employees though. Blame the owners who are basically just as shady as the most pessimistic naysayers expected them to be.

 

[ZBoban]

Is there anything that hasn't been done yet to destroy any shred of remaining class this club still has left?

 

[moohtra]

Let's not forget that Fassone and Mirabelli are just employees though. Blame the owners who are basically just as shady as the most pessimistic naysayers expected them to be.

You do realize the way they presented themselves and the expectations they gave to the fans are their own but no the shady owners.

 

[necromancer]

Something along the lines of, we receive UEFA's decision with profound regret and surprise. [something about the healthy state of Milan's accounts]. [something about how the decision didn't only depend on this past year]. We will work together to refinance as soon as possible, and move our project ahead, a project that is important (which, btw, sounds just as clunky in Italian) and for the best of Milan, one of the most important clubs in the world.

Platitudes. And vague promises.

This is really the worst period during my 'following' years of Milan. Do you think there's light at the end of the tunnel?

It's not really hard to imagine a Parma or Napoli like plummet down the divisions before some rich Italian guy picks us up again.

 

[Congo Powers]

Why are you absolutely convinced that they are frauds when we were able to spend 220 million last year?

where did this money come from?

 

[yungfreddy]

This is really the worst period during my 'following' years of Milan. Do you think there's light at the end of the tunnel?

It's not really hard to imagine a Parma or Napoli like plummet down the divisions before some rich Italian guy picks us up again.

we will always be fine aslong barca and bayern dont win cl

7 cl titles is very large amount
#2 club in the world..period

 

[Hitchens]

Let's not forget that Fassone and Mirabelli are just employees though. Blame the owners who are basically just as shady as the most pessimistic naysayers expected them to be.

And Berlusconi for selling to them.

A year into this ownership and we still know jack shit about who owns the clubs. On top of that we have those very unsettling articles about abandoned offices and smokescreens.

Great vetting by Silvio.

 

[Neo'82]

Something along the lines of, we receive UEFA's decision with profound regret and surprise. [something about the healthy state of Milan's accounts]. [something about how the decision didn't only depend on this past year]. We will work together to refinance as soon as possible, and move our project ahead, a project that is important (which, btw, sounds just as clunky in Italian) and for the best of Milan, one of the most important clubs in the world.

Platitudes. And vague promises.

Sounds very likely. Do we know who appointed Fassone? was it the fund.

 

[nonsonoqui]

Let's not forget that Fassone and Mirabelli are just employees though. Blame the owners who are basically just as shady as the most pessimistic naysayers expected them to be.

UEFA rejected the voluntary agreement seemingly because Li was a big unknown and the debt (its nature, its amount) was not negligible.

And until now, we are none the wiser. There is no conspiracy, really.


But on a slightly more positive note, I will say that the last time there was a threat of this nature (exclusion from competition) was right after calciopoli. Then, we won the CL. So, I mean we could win the EL...

 

[Hitchens]

It's not really hard to imagine a Parma or Napoli like plummet down the divisions before some rich Italian guy picks us up again.

Too big to fail.

And don't even say shit like that. Parma and Napoli were provincial clubs.