BBC Sport neutrals comments on Richard Masters reaction to Saudi Arabia PIF influence NUFC EPL
Interesting to see what Richard Masters has had to say to BBC Sport abut the Saudi Arabia PIF influence on the Premier League.
“It has taken us 30 years to get to the position that we have in terms of profile, competitiveness and the revenue streams that we have. ‘No it won’t. There isn’t a load of investment in the Premier League except owning chelsea and newcastle. They might sponsor some clubs but the whole leaggue isn’t reliant on saudi.’
The fact the shoe is now on the other foot should bring many to their senses but I don’t think it will matter.I cannot see it changing any time soon.’ ‘You think this is worrying. Wait till you work out who owns London’s high value real estate, the Scottish highlands, our biggest companies and the national debt.’
What I don’t get is, it’s been proven the chairman is a sitting government ministers, which means the government runs Saudi fc.. but zero action, shameful ..but money talks everything else walks’ ‘I think you massively overestimate the willingness of players to go there. Living in Saudi will be completely different to over here. It’s like China – lots of noise, no real change.‘is going for about 25m. We bought him for 16.5m and hes had some great games. He’s easily worth 35 – 40m. The usual septic six at it again. No doubt LiVARpool are leading the complaints.’
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