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Teema: Chelsea FC
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04.10.11, 11:48 #9561
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04.10.11, 12:21 #9562
Hullem vaevalt. Olen paar korda käinud seal põhjas võõrsilfännina ja on ikka arvestatav hulk selliseid, kes ei saa midagi asjast aru. Kui juba Chelsea vastu on nii, siis ei tea mis madalamate satside vastu seal toimub? Ei hakka spekuleerima ka. Ei maksa unustada, et seal mahutavus pea poole suurem nii et müra suudavad nad igatahes rohkem tekitada. Meistrite Liiga algusfaas, karikamängud ja liigamängud madalama poole vastu on ka meil suhteliselt vaikseks jäänud, peab tunnistama, aga mängud Spursi, Arsenali, Manu ja Liverpooli vastu ning viimastel aastatel ka mingil määral city vastu on küll fännide mõttes vana kaadriväe kohale toonud ning isegi muidu vaiksed küljetribüünid on vokaalselt täitsa kompetentsed. QPR läheb ka suure tõenäosusega sinna patta.
Rajoon on Londnis üks hinnatumaid ja kallimaid jah, kuid eks pigem finantseeritakse uude staadionisse see saadav tulu.
See nädalavahetus pead sa veel leppima ühe teise siniarmee vaatamisega. Viik ei oleks ka seal hea tulemus
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04.10.11, 15:19 #9563
Tere Josh!
Viitsid hakka kunagi mängus ka selliseid jagama.
http://www.thefa.com/video/England/M...Joshs-juggling
Ette tänades,
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04.10.11, 17:19 #9564
An open letter to the Directors of Chelsea Pitch Owners PLC
from Bruce M. Buck, Chairman of Chelsea Football Club
Mr. Richard King (Chairman)
Mr. Richard J. Glanvill
Mr. Robert J. Sewell
(together, the Directors)
Chelsea Pitch Owners PLC 22 September 2011
First Floor Unit 7
Waterside
Hamm Moor Lane
Addlestone Surrey
KT15 2SN
Gentlemen
Re: Stamford Bridge
Background
As you may know, Chelsea Football Club (the Club) has been concerned for some time that the
limited capacity of the stadium at Stamford Bridge may have an adverse impact on the Club’s
ability to increase its revenues and continue competing at the highest level of world football.
These concerns will only increase with the implementation of the “Financial Fair Play”
regulations adopted by UEFA.
Most of our major competitors in England and in Europe have, or are planning, substantially
larger stadia than Stamford Bridge, which will allow them to generate additional revenue and
thereby enable them to attract and retain world class players. The Club will only be able to
continue to do this if it can increase its own revenues. As an example, when Arsenal moved to
the Emirates Stadium, its match day revenue more than doubled. A similar increase in seating
capacity at the Club's stadium would generate around £35 million of additional income each
year for the Club.
The Club has, over the last eight years, investigated numerous options to increase the
capacity at Stamford Bridge. Although these efforts continue, it is likely that we will come to
the conclusion that planning, health and safety and construction requirements, combined with
the physical constraints of the site, will prevent further development at Stamford Bridge from
being a financially viable option.
From time to time, since Mr. Abramovich purchased the Club in 2003, landowners and
developers have approached the Club with development ideas relating to a new larger stadium.
The Club has listened to proposals from bona fide third parties and continues to have general
discussions regarding various sites.
22 September 2011
The Club and Mr. Abramovich appreciate that South West London is Chelsea’s ancestral home
and neither the Club nor Mr. Abramovich has any wish to sever that link. In considering
potential alternative sites the Club has not seriously considered sites outside South or West
London. It is the wish of both Mr. Abramovich and the Club that if the Club was to relocate it
would do so to a site as close to Stamford Bridge as the circumstances at such time allow.
Any move to a new stadium would require substantial funding and the Club could only
undertake such a financial commitment if as part of the proposal it included the sale and/or
redevelopment of the whole of the current Stamford Bridge site. The Club’s ability to do this is
currently restricted by the Chelsea Pitch Owners PLC (CPO) structure.
CPO was set up in 1993 in a very different era for the Club. Under assault from property
developers, and after a bitter battle with Cabra Estates plc, the Club only secured its tenure of
Stamford Bridge in 1992 and the costs of that battle left the Club in a very vulnerable
financial state.
CPO was set up to acquire the freehold land upon which the football stadium was constructed
(the Stadium Site). It was not intended to make profits or pay dividends but, as Mr. Ken Bates
said in his letter to potential investors in CPO in 1993, its aim was “to prevent the next
generation of property speculators… getting another planning consent to build flats and
houses in the stadium itself in a fresh attempt to throw the Club out of Stamford Bridge”.
From its launch in 1993 to December 1997, CPO raised funds but without raising a sufficient
amount to acquire the Stadium Site. However, in December 1997, the Club's holding company,
then called Chelsea Village PLC, now called Chelsea FC PLC (Chelsea), provided CPO with a
loan (the Loan) to enable it to acquire Chelsea Stadium Limited (CSL), the company that was
the freeholder of the Stadium Site, and therefore indirectly to acquire the Stadium Site itself.
CSL then granted Chelsea Football Club Limited a 199-year lease to use the Stadium Site at a
peppercorn rent (the Lease). To date, CPO has raised circa £1.5 million from circa 12,000
shareholders and CPO has fulfilled its objective of protecting the Stadium Site.
The need for this protection, however, disappeared following the acquisition of the Club by
Mr. Abramovich in 2003. Ironically, the CPO structure could now actually hinder rather than
enhance the future of the Club as restrictions in the Lease inhibit relocation to a larger
stadium. One day, we may need to move quickly to secure a suitable site if it becomes
available and, with the CPO structure in place, we cannot plan with certainty.
Proposed Transaction
In light of the above, the Club would like to acquire the ownership of the freehold interest of
the Stadium Site so that it can take advantage if an appropriate opportunity arises to relocate
to a new site, where we can construct a larger stadium which makes good sense for the Club
and its supporters. The Club would like to achieve this aim through Chelsea acquiring CSL, and
thus the Stadium Site (the Transaction).
As I mentioned above, CPO has been unsuccessful in its efforts to raise the sums required to
purchase the Stadium Site and it was only able to acquire CSL as a result of Chelsea
advancing the Loan. The sum currently outstanding from CPO to Chelsea under the Loan is
£8,562,094 and there is intercompany debt of £10,041,943 owed by CSL to CPO
(the Intercompany Debt). The respected land agent, CBRE, has valued the freehold with the
Lease in place at £20,000.
Chelsea proposes that as part of the Transaction, it pays £8,562,094 to CPO (in consideration
of CPO assigning to Chelsea £8,562,094 of the Intercompany Debt) and procures that CSL
repays the balance of the Intercompany Debt (being £1,479,849). CPO would repay the Loan
(using the £8,562,094 from Chelsea) and would retain the balance of the Intercompany Debt
(£1,479,849). CPO would be debt-free and there would be no debt outstanding between CSL
and CPO.
No one can know how football will develop in the future, but recognising the potential concerns
of CPO shareholders regarding the size and location of any new stadium and as a sign of its
commitment to keeping the Club close to Stamford Bridge, Chelsea is prepared, if the
Transaction is approved by CPO, to enter into a legal commitment to CPO that the Club will not
complete any move to a new location prior to 2020 unless:
• that location is within a 3-mile radius of Stamford Bridge;
• that location provides a stadium with at least 55,000 seats. It is hoped that
any new stadium will comprise between 60,000 and 65,000 seats but that would
obviously be dependent on the size of the site and the appropriate planning
consent; and
• at least 10% of the seating capacity of the new stadium is made available
exclusively to families and supporters under 21 years of age.
The CPO shareholders have made an extraordinary contribution to the Club by protecting the
Stadium Site since 1993. I know everyone at the Club would like to thank them. Indeed, the
Club wants to recognise that contribution by proposing that if the Transaction is approved:
• all CPO shareholders who vote in favour of the Transaction be named in a “roll of
honour” or “walk of honour” at any new stadium to which the Club moves; and
• all CPO shareholders listed on the Register of Members as at 3 October 2011
who vote in favour of the Transaction will be given a non-assignable priority right
to purchase, subject to normal terms and conditions, one season ticket for each
share held (subject to such right being exercised in respect of a
maximum of 2 tickets per shareholder) in any new stadium to which the Club
moves, for the first season that such new stadium is used as the home ground
of Chelsea Football Club, and such right will rank generally above existing season
ticket holders of the Club.
The Club has been advised that a sale of the Stadium Site, even an indirect one, requires the
consent of the shareholders of CPO. We therefore invite the Board of CPO to convene a
general meeting of the shareholders of CPO to consider the Transaction, which will involve
amending CPO’s Articles of Association.
I must emphasise that if the shareholders of CPO reject the Transaction, then the Club would
have no option but to remain at Stamford Bridge. In that case, however, the Club would not be
in a position to finance a new stadium and would not be able to obtain the benefits a new
stadium would bring. Accordingly, I would hope that CPO shareholders, when making their
choice, will bear in mind the financial restrictions that the inability to move would impose on
the Club in the future.
Finally, it is worth reminding everyone that this proposal is a very visible statement of intent by
the Club and Mr. Abramovich that they are determined to ensure that the Club continues to
compete at the highest level of world football in the future.
Yours sincerely,
BRUCE M. BUCK
CHAIRMAN
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04.10.11, 18:55 #9565
Väga viis oleks, kui keegi nüüd paari lausega selle inglise keelese mula kokku võtaks. Tõesti, pole soovi ega aega nii pikka artiklit lugeda.
/Aitäh
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04.10.11, 18:57 #9566
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04.10.11, 20:37 #9567
Chemic - nagu mina aru sain oli see artikkel/uudis mõeldud justnimelt neile kellel on huvi ning kes viitsivad seda lugeda.
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05.10.11, 00:50 #9568
Ühesõnaga on nii, et on olemas selline fännidest koosnev ettevõte Chelsea Pitch Owners PLC, mis koosneb üle 10000 fännist, kel kõigil on vanadest aegadest alles paber (toonase väärtusega £100), mis ütleb, et tema on SB sissekäikude ja väljaku omanik. Kunagi, kui Ken juhtis kogu seda kaadervärki ja ajad olid tumedad, ostsid fännid selle maa seal ära, et vältida kinnisvara spekulante. Nüüdne juhtkord mainibki, et kuna hetkel on klubi heades kätes ja mingid taolised ohtud puuduvad, siis ei peaks enam selle pärast muretsema. Klubil ei ole võimalik uuele staadionile kolida enne, kui CPO on heakskiidu andnud. Kui aga klubi saaks need paberid fännide käest kätte, oleks neil praktiliselt vaba voli selles küsimuses. Chelsea on pakkunud igale osanikule £100 naela osaku eest, ehk siis raha tagasi. Lisamotivaatorina lubatakse uuel staadionil esimeseks hooajaks eelisjärjekorras hooajapileti lunastamist. Nüüd oktoobri lõpus tuleb see rahvamass kokku ja hääletatakse, mis siis saab. Minuteada oleks vaja vähemalt 75% poolthääli, et asi läbi läheks. Lisaks lubab klubi, et enne 2020 aastat ei kolita kauemale kui 3 miili raadiusesse.
Isiklikust vaatevinklist tundub just see viimane asi kahtlane. Miks kurat peab see number 2020 seal sees olema? Et kui ei leita sobivat maatükki praeguses ümbruskonnas, siis kolitakse hoopis põhja äkki? See hääletus võtab ju aega max. kuu (praeguse näite põhjal) ehk siis miks ei käituta nii, et leides sobiv maatükk, küsitakse seejärel alles fännidelt heakskiitu. Kui see asi nüüd läbi läheb, on Romanil praktliselt vaba voli ehitada staadion kuhu tahes peale aastat 2020.
Rääkides aga potentsiaalsetest maalappidest, siis läbi on käinud hetkel 3 peamist kandidaati:
Earls Court

Iseenesest oleks väga sobiv variant ning jääks vaid umbes miili kaugusele praegusest. Transpordiühendus on samuti väga hea, ning posti indeksiks jääb ikka SW, mis on kohalikele väga oluline!
White city

Iseenesest hea asukoht ja transpordiühendus, aga väga ebapopulaarne, kuna see vasakul asuv staadion on juhuslikult QPR ja see kalduks ajalooliselt välja Fulhamist või Chelseast.
Battersea Nine Elms

Minu lemmikvariant. Stamford Bridgest vaid u. 2 miili kaugusel. Kasuks räägib see, et maalapp on väga suur, mis jätaks võimaluse tulevikus veel korrigeerida. Kuna see asub just Thamesi ääres ning väga lähedal kesklinnale, saaks sellest kindlasti ka korraliku turismiatraktsiooni luua. Kujutage ette uut 65000 staadionit sellises kohas:

Lühike eesti keelne kokkuvõte siis toimuvast
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05.10.11, 09:23 #9569
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05.10.11, 16:20 #9570
Põhjuseid miks mängudele (või vähemalt üheainsale mängule, eriti välisriigis elava fänni puhul) ei minda, on mitmeid, kuid kindlasti pole pileti hind üks olulisematest. Kui sa maksad transpordi, ööbimise ja toidu peale x hulga raha, pole vist vahet, kas mängupilet on 10 naela odavam või mitte.
Supplies!
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05.10.11, 16:31 #9571
the woman who hurt him must surely have trouble sleeping
because belle of st mark is a beauty extraordinaire
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05.10.11, 16:39 #9572
Einoh, hr mcn maailmas mängiksid eriti lühikeste pükste ja toredate bakenbardidega mehed metsaveerel ilma mingite pealtvaatajateta. Võib-olla poleks isegi telekaameraid seda üllast kameraadlikku ajaveetmist kajastamas. Vot see oleks tõeline jalgpall.
Supplies!
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05.10.11, 16:41 #9573
hea tähelepanek küll, et see mingit vahet väga ei teeks. Ilmselt kujutasin ette, et tuleviku mina, kellel on vabamalt võimalust siukeste asjadega tegeleda, on praeguse mina mõtteviisiga, kes iga euri lugema peab
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05.10.11, 16:45 #9574
the woman who hurt him must surely have trouble sleeping
because belle of st mark is a beauty extraordinaire
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05.10.11, 21:14 #9575
Ma olen ise Stamford Bridgel käinud ja seal hullunud fännidega koos segast panna värava löömise hetkel on ülekõige võimalus tekib Londonisse minna ma ei kahtlaks ka kas lähen mängule või mitte. Praegu te mõtlete, et seal on ebaturvaline vms tegelikult on sektorid väga ilusti turvatud ning turvamehi on ka nagu seeni pärast vihma.
Oleneb muidugi inimesest mõni saab elamuse kätte rahulikult kusagil vaadates õlle/coca käes ning vaikselt vaadates samas mõni eelistab olla hullunud fänn ning elada kaasa staadionil.
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05.10.11, 23:05 #9576
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05.10.11, 23:56 #9577
mida te mölisete kogu aeg nasfaliga, tüüp räägib jumalast tarka ja mõistlikku juttu. täiesti nõustun tema öelduga: praegu te mõtlete, et seal on ebaturvaline vms tegelikult on sektorid väga ilusti turvatud ning turvamehi on ka nagu seeni pärast vihma.
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08.10.11, 01:38 #9578
siniste koondislastel hea päev.. mata värav, malouda värav, ivan värav!
//viimane oleks võinud siiski olemata olla jah!
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08.10.11, 01:46 #9579
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08.10.11, 12:32 #9580
Mõttetult vihkate viik ei muutnud meie jaoks midagi halvemuse poole.




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