Could Trump be the right choice for the ownership of Chelsea. - page 3.

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Quote from: Marykeller on March 09, 2022, 12:19:27 PM

I wouldn't like Trump to end up buying Chelsea. He won't be able to manage it fine. He'll be castigating the coach, the players openly if they fail to deliver.

There are indications that Turkish billionaire, Muhsin Bayrak, finds interest in buying Chelsea. He's most likely to buy Chelsea from its owner Roman Abramovich. He is 90% close to buying Chelsea

He might be the one to take over Chelsea the deadline is on March 15 even Abramovich thinks he is the next owner of the team because 90% to close a deal is almost a done deal unless some extra ordinary circumstances happen, but back to the question, Trump is capable he has proven that will long experience managing a business empire and of course, managing the most powerful country in the world although he is hounded by so many controversies.

Football is not the same as having long experience managing a business. The question is, is Trump passionate about football and successes in it like Abramovich? Football is not just about making money alone.
However, am going to miss Abramovich. Whoever owns Chelsea finally, let him not destroy the foundation Abramovich has built already for unnecessary business

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Quote from: Marykeller on March 09, 2022, 12:19:27 PM

I wouldn't like Trump to end up buying Chelsea. He won't be able to manage it fine. He'll be castigating the coach, the players openly if they fail to deliver.

There are indications that Turkish billionaire, Muhsin Bayrak, finds interest in buying Chelsea. He's most likely to buy Chelsea from its owner Roman Abramovich. He is 90% close to buying Chelsea

He might be the one to take over Chelsea the deadline is on March 15 even Abramovich thinks he is the next owner of the team because 90% to close a deal is almost a done deal unless some extra ordinary circumstances happen, but back to the question, Trump is capable he has proven that will long experience managing a business empire and of course, managing the most powerful country in the world although he is hounded by so many controversies.

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I recently came across a sport headline breaking: Donald Trump reveals interest in buying Chelsea football club. And many thoughts ran through my mind, can Trump among many other bidders be the right man for the club. Cause it's only businessmen with the kind of passion as Roman Ibrahimovic had for the club that can still sustain and keep keeping the flag flying from where Ibrahimovic stopped.

What your take on this, with the likes of Trump in the race for the ownership of Chelsea?

Why not? if he have money to spend money to acquire that team then its all good and also I think its beneficial for the team if it will be acquired by Trump because he is well known business magnate so provably he will do good on this team in terms of profitability and support. Also this could provably wide up their market knowing that Trump is very influencial man.

Why do people do really make out such reactions something like this on asking whether its a right choice or not without even considering or realizing that people wouldnt know unless they would try it out
and its true that they do have the money on acquiring things out then it wouldnt be that a problem.It doesnt matter if this man is influential or not then it wouldnt that counts but for a team
then this is one an important factor.

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Quote from: ryzaadit on March 08, 2022, 06:14:14 PM

Oh boys.

Can he run the club? do he know anything about Footbal. Do you remember Trump Shuttle, while he buying an Airlines but don't know any business knowledge about Airlines. In the end, ended with so bad.

I don't think is good enough to be buy by him.

Trump had some sports investments in the past when he was running USFL and fucked it up like most of his investments. The fact is that Trump was putting money everywhere he could and mostly did some noise here and there and lost the passion just to move on to something else. When you have a lot of money you can also lose a lot of money.

Fortunately, he's not buying it alone. Maybe Johnson knows more about hot a club should work.

IMO trump is getting more self-centered and ignorant with age. If he is to just give money to someone who runs the club it could work but if he is to make al decisions he's going to turn it upside down and make everyone hate him.

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No one knows who's the right choice for the future of Chelsea, the right choice will be the one who outbids the other potential candidate that will get this club. There's no right choice only who have the more money will have the right to own Chelsea, just my opinion. If it's Trump who wins then we will never know that unless we see how it's being managed.

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Quote from: Markinzo on March 08, 2022, 04:50:36 PM

I recently came across a sport headline breaking: Donald Trump reveals interest in buying Chelsea football club. And many thoughts ran through my mind, can Trump among many other bidders be the right man for the club. Cause it's only businessmen with the kind of passion as Roman Ibrahimovic had for the club that can still sustain and keep keeping the flag flying from where Ibrahimovic stopped.

What your take on this, with the likes of Trump in the race for the ownership of Chelsea?

I don't see how anyone could want Trump having anything to do with their club, all he did as President was spread terrible bile, division and anger - he is an awful "leader" that is only interested in his own ego. This is the man who infamously exclaimed injecting bleach and shining UV into the body would miraculously cure Covid. Who spent more days golfing than any previous president, by a long stretch, at his own golf club no less (at taxpayer expense) while he was meant to be running the biggest economy in the world. He went bankrupt twice and is known for calling $1 million dollars a "small loan" when it come to his start in business. He can take his money and stick it up his ass before he'll ever be welcomed by the public in the UK.

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I think this is just a pure speculation about Chelsea and the future property. and let's turn off our enthusiasm because...

it seems that this interest has been showing by an ally of Trump and directly by him
https://www.eurosport.com/football/premier-league/2021-2022/who-will-buy-chelsea-profiling-the-american-based-owners-preparing-bids-including-donald-trumps-ally_sto8834152/story.shtml

Any bookmaker is quoting this bet (who will be the next owner of the club)?

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Quote from: Markinzo on March 08, 2022, 04:50:36 PM

I recently came across a sport headline breaking: Donald Trump reveals interest in buying Chelsea football club. And many thoughts ran through my mind, can Trump among many other bidders be the right man for the club. Cause it's only businessmen with the kind of passion as Roman Ibrahimovic had for the club that can still sustain and keep keeping the flag flying from where Ibrahimovic stopped.

What your take on this, with the likes of Trump in the race for the ownership of Chelsea?

I haven't found accurate news that states Donald Trump interest in buying Chelsea, but for now it's only speculation about someone close to Trump who reportedly has a desire to buy Chelsea, namely Woody Johnson, if indeed if Chelsea were bought by Trump, I think Chelsea will turn into a club that is oriented to make money or business profits rather than achievements.

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Quote from: aioc on March 09, 2022, 06:44:42 AM

That would be easy for him he knows as a businessman to pick the right people in his organization, I'm not a big fan of football but we are talking about managerial skills and building winning organizations so I think Trump is the right guy it's not easy winning the US presidency and running the most powerful country, although he is controversial he also did a lot of great thing to Americans.

There is different between politics and sport, Donald is a good speaker but you know many hate him for always been emotional and that's not what you need in politics and now come to sport that racism or when hate speechs are not allow, then I think he is not the right man own Chelsea.
Look at Abrahamovic, he is well known from Russia but wasn't affected by this Ukraine and Russia difference but I doubt if same will happen with Trump if he is from Russia and own Chelsea.

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I see nothing wrong with Donald Trump buying the football club, BUT the dude obviously has no interest in sports apart from the potential profit the FC can make. Abramovich already posted two demands which I think Donald Trump can make, but will probably not do unless the club posted numbers for him. That's how he works, and perhaps that's the kind of leadership he will bring to the table should he be successful in buying Chelsea. Then again, most probably other parties will block this sale and bid higher. Chelsea is a premier football club for years because of Abramovich's passion and management, and it would go to waste if a businessman with no love or passion for the sport acquires it.

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I wouldn't like Trump to end up buying Chelsea. He won't be able to manage it fine. He'll be castigating the coach, the players openly if they fail to deliver.

There are indications that Turkish billionaire, Muhsin Bayrak, finds interest in buying Chelsea. He's most likely to buy Chelsea from its owner Roman Abramovich. He is 90% close to buying Chelsea

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Quote from: Yogee on March 08, 2022, 05:59:05 PM

He's known for his real estate businesses and politics but he once owned a sports club. It didn't end well.

Is he the right person? Who knows? We can say he's not passionate towards the sports but he sure knows how to handle the business side of things. I would like to see it happen to be honest and enjoy how he shakes the premier league.

I think even if he failed to handle his previous sports club, he would still be able to handle Chelsea if ever because he's passionate about it and well experienced as well. If he'll be more dedicated then I'm sure that the club will be in good hands. Of course, he isn't a perfect leader but he's good at handling huge organizations.

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Wow is going to be fun to see Donald Trump as the new owner of Chelsea. Trump is a big name likewise the club Chelsea and Trump has the managerial skill to lead more quality players to the club. In comparison, Abramovich is more like a quiet type while Trump isn't, so I think for the few years he will be in control, the club is definitely going to hype but I don't know how the club will be sustained after few years though Grin

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Quote from: Markinzo on March 08, 2022, 04:50:36 PM

I recently came across a sport headline breaking: Donald Trump reveals interest in buying Chelsea football club. And many thoughts ran through my mind, can Trump among many other bidders be the right man for the club. Cause it's only businessmen with the kind of passion as Roman Ibrahimovic had for the club that can still sustain and keep keeping the flag flying from where Ibrahimovic stopped.

What your take on this, with the likes of Trump in the race for the ownership of Chelsea?

I think it would be a great move if Trump is serious about it.He truly has a lot of money and can manage to bring more quality players with that huge amount of money which would indirectly mean that Chelsea would strengthen further itself and maybe come back to those glorious days of Didier Drogba,Frank Lampard and Michael Ballack.I always love when super rich persons buy a football club as in the long term for that club means only it will become better,get better results thus making the fans happy.

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Quote from: Hydrogen on March 09, 2022, 09:00:48 AM

Yes there definitely could be advantages to involving Trump in the ownership and management of a sports brand.

Trump has owned and managed the "Miss Universe" pageant in the past. Trump was also involved with the mixed martial arts promotion Affliction, along with his reality TV show The Apprentice(which I'm not a fan of). He does have experience in the sports and entertainment industry which could contribute to success in owning a sports franchise.

I agree he has a long experience handling an organization whether it's a sport or business organization he knows how to make it successful, he will infuse a new kind of leadership, he is brave and always willing to take a risk although during his presidency he has a lot of controversial decision that's running a country which is very different from running a sports organization, he is the right choice for the ownership of Chelsea.

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Quote from: Markinzo on March 08, 2022, 04:50:36 PM

I recently came across a sport headline breaking: Donald Trump reveals interest in buying Chelsea football club. And many thoughts ran through my mind, can Trump among many other bidders be the right man for the club. Cause it's only businessmen with the kind of passion as Roman Ibrahimovic had for the club that can still sustain and keep keeping the flag flying from where Ibrahimovic stopped.

What your take on this, with the likes of Trump in the race for the ownership of Chelsea?

TRUMP?
NO!!!! This is horrible, the guy is mentally unstable to be honest and there are so many other things that are not right with him being the owner. I don't think it would be a good idea to have him as the owner.

Would the guy even be able to sell Chelsea? Everyone knows what he is trying to do at the moment, he is just trying to get some money since Russia have been sanctioned, in his desperate attempts he might try anything and the government can inadvertently stop him from selling at the moment as well.

The banks are not going to do any business with Russians and Russia also said they need a written permission if you are going to do business with some countries including the UK..

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In the united states, Trump is known to draw big crowds at conventions. The same precedent has applied to Trump public appearances in india and abroad. It is possible chelsea could expand their fanbase by having Trump be involved with their brand. More spectators could flock to stadiums to watch chelsea games if Trump were present in the crowd. Which might be correlated with greater ticket sales and public exposure. And of course, there are many who might watch chelsea games on TV if Trump endorsed it, which could lead to higher ratings.

Yes there definitely could be advantages to involving Trump in the ownership and management of a sports brand.

Trump has owned and managed the "Miss Universe" pageant in the past. Trump was also involved with the mixed martial arts promotion Affliction, along with his reality TV show The Apprentice(which I'm not a fan of). He does have experience in the sports and entertainment industry which could contribute to success in owning a sports franchise.

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Quote from: Markinzo on March 08, 2022, 04:50:36 PM

I recently came across a sport headline breaking: Donald Trump reveals interest in buying Chelsea football club. And many thoughts ran through my mind, can Trump among many other bidders be the right man for the club. Cause it's only businessmen with the kind of passion as Roman Ibrahimovic had for the club that can still sustain and keep keeping the flag flying from where Ibrahimovic stopped.

What your take on this, with the likes of Trump in the race for the ownership of Chelsea?

I've read that there are other businessmen who are interested in buying Chelsea aside from Trump. I guess it would be best if Chelsea would be bought by someone who is very passionate about sports and can maintain or even handle it better than it was before. It would be good for the club to maintain its reputation and winnings because after all, they belong to the top 4 leagues. I've heard that Trump is good in handling business. So while it may not appear for him to be passionate about sports, I think he can run it smoothly business speaking. He could handle it well if he were to understand how sports works. That's if he would exert an effort in it. Although I bet there are others who might be more fitting for owning Chelsea. I guess we'll just have to wait and see who will win the bid. Hopefully, it would find its way to the person who could make the best of it once they bought it.

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That's cool!
I never thought that Trump could become the owner of this famous football team.
However, if this suddenly happens, then this will be a small loss for the English national identity because Trump, although he once met with the English queen, is perceived in England as an upstart and not quite an adequate person and politician.
But I don't think Chelsea will be his team.

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Quote from: Markinzo on March 08, 2022, 04:50:36 PM

I recently came across a sport headline breaking: Donald Trump reveals interest in buying Chelsea football club. And many thoughts ran through my mind, can Trump among many other bidders be the right man for the club. Cause it's only businessmen with the kind of passion as Roman Ibrahimovic had for the club that can still sustain and keep keeping the flag flying from where Ibrahimovic stopped.

What your take on this, with the likes of Trump in the race for the ownership of Chelsea?

Why not? if he have money to spend money to acquire that team then its all good and also I think its beneficial for the team if it will be acquired by Trump because he is well known business magnate so provably he will do good on this team in terms of profitability and support. Also this could provably wide up their market knowing that Trump is very influencial man.

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