NSWE Investment

[Footy-Vill]

The Premier League Charter  Like a 10 Commandments

As owners and Directors, we are the custodians of our Clubs and will uphold the spirit of these commitments.

1. We understand the vital role of our fans and we commit to listening to their views And protecting our Club’s heritage.

2. We have collective responsibility for the continued success of the Premier League and want it to remain the most watched football league in the world.

3. We recognise the value each Club has to its broader community and the desire of each individual Club to win and to grow. We will run our Club in an economically stable, sustainable, and socially responsible manner.

4. We want to develop and attract the world’s best players, coaches and managers to the Premier League.

5. We are committed to making football free from discrimination and abuse. The Premier League should be a place for everyone.

6. We understand the importance of a football pyramid that rewards success on the pitch, upholds promotion and relegation and qualification for other competitions by current sporting merit.

7. We will promote the strength and financial sustainability of English football, Including our national teams and we will continue to support all levels of the game.

8. We support the competitiveness of the Premier League as one of its greatest assets But recognise that, off the pitch, there is strength in our collective unity. We will Openly debate the issues facing us and protect Premier League and Shareholders’ confidentiality in public.

9. We are collectively committed to the Premier League and recognise our responsibility to support it. We will not engage in the creation of new competition formats outside of the Premier League’s Rules.

10. We believe that all Shareholders in the Premier League should have an equal voice. We will conduct our Club’s dealings with good faith, honesty and the highest possible standards of professional behaviour and sporting integrity.

[Brazilian Villain]

So let it be written, so let it be done, I'm sent here by the chosen one....

[kippaxvilla2]

I’ve always coveted your Ox footy.

[The Edge]

If I was Heck and wanted to set high ticket prices only to have to run it by Sawiris, I’d probably resign.

You don’t hire good people and then tell them what to do. If you’re going to do that, you might as well hire dimwits at half the price.

Well I am available and I promise not to upset the fanbase.

[ChicagoLion]

The owners now need to step in and deal with the unholy mess that has been created over the last few weeks. It’s a total shit show and they need to show leadership and authority.
The clubs reputation and credibility is at stake.

[Villan82]

The owners now need to step in and deal with the unholy mess that has been created over the last few weeks. It’s a total shit show and they need to show leadership and authority.
The clubs reputation and credibility is at stake.

He's been a gaslighting, lying twat since he arrived. I know the badge was small fry to most but some of us were looking forward to a change from the Lerner badge. Yeah, what was selected could have been improved but the the way this twat came in and moved away from it and lied and gaslighted and forced through what he wanted was a big red flag.

But the scale of what's happened this week should make his position untenable

[London Villan]

They are probably blissfully unaware of the noise coming from the supporters at the moment

[tomd2103]

They are probably blissfully unaware of the noise coming from the supporters at the moment

They surely can't be.  Its been all over the national media this past week.  Whether they believe they have made a mistake is the bigger question I suppose.

[PeterWithesShin]

The odds of them not knowing the response this week, and were not a part of the talks about how we're increasing revenue over a summer where we nearly faced a points deduction, had hundreds of millions worth of players going in and out were gearing up for CL etc are slim. Heck may not contact them over every single thing but there will be regular meetings/calls over what the club is doing and why.

[ChicagoLion]

They are probably blissfully unaware of the noise coming from the supporters at the moment

They surely can't be.  Its been all over the national media this past week.  Whether they believe they have made a mistake is the bigger question I suppose.

Agree, there is no way this stuff doesn’t get through to them.

[DB]

K Maguire reporting on X:
Aston Villa owners stick another £50 million into the club in the form of new shares.

[Demitri_C]

K Maguire reporting on X:
Aston Villa owners stick another £50 million into the club in the form of new shares.

I dont understand what this means can someone explain as i have seen it a few times?

[Risso]

K Maguire reporting on X:
Aston Villa owners stick another £50 million into the club in the form of new shares.

I dont understand what this means can someone explain as i have seen it a few times?

You can put money into a company in two ways. Either as a loan, or in return for new shares. The latter is obviously better as loans theoretically have to be repaid, and attract interest, or at least they have to now after the Man City ruling.

[SaddVillan]

Another £50m from Wes and Naseef.

Guess it makes it harder to complain about ECL prices when our owners are putting an extra £50m into the club in addition to everything they've put in already.

Not that I'm excusing the prices. Think we all expect to pay a bit more for ECL games, but Mr Heck has imo gone too far - although the sales might support his policy.

[Demitri_C]

K Maguire reporting on X:
Aston Villa owners stick another £50 million into the club in the form of new shares.

I dont understand what this means can someone explain as i have seen it a few times?

You can put money into a company in two ways. Either as a loan, or in return for new shares. The latter is obviously better as loans theoretically have to be repaid, and attract interest, or at least they have to now after the Man City ruling.

Thank you !