Saying that del nido senior is considering a third way and selling his shares. That might be the best route to stop this and just give it to someone new take over who can vote without all these pact issues, etc.
Although he just considering it and we know he will not want to do this unless he knows the avenue for him to be president is closed for good. Even he must be getting a bit disheartened constantly losing every battle to first Castro and now his son Del nido Junior.
I agree. However, now there is talk that del nido senior potentially has fooled junior letting him vote slightly and it was agreed in silence that the Americans pretended to betray Del nido senior.
In order to get junior to allow him to vote a bit and mess up communication with CDC. That he might be able to call another meeting and vote fully. This is crazy with before trying guys to out fox each other. God knows how this ends up now! lol
It sounds like the Americans will decide the fate of the board. We wait to see if they go or with current council or Del Nido Benavente team.
Del nido Senior can now vote enough to forge a majority to become president but needs the Americans help. It comes down to Americans to chose so huge few days in future of the club.
I imagine both sides are doing their best to convince the Americans. It all comes to the Americans! Haha
Americans join Del nido Junior and Castro. The board has a majority vote. It game over for del nido senior. We might finally get some stability at least.
I am by no means an expert in corporate governance, takeovers, nor sporting governance, but my intuition is that this strategy tells you something about the end goal of the Americans (wish they didnât always call them that, tbhâŠ770 or whatever theyâre called).
Specifically, if youâre 770 and want to club to be turning a quick profit on your initial investment, youâd want governance to be solid, clear, and stable. If, on the other hand, your goal is to get a majority stake and fully take over, your goal would be to weaken governance so that you can commandeer enough resources to become majority shareholder/owner.
So yeah, if you happen to understand investments, that all probably sounds like gobbledygook, but my feeble attempt at reading the tea leaves of what the heck is going on with our death SFC at a corporate/board level.
Hopefully someone here knows a lot more about investment groups and their strategy and can improve upon my gobbledygook attempt at sense making.
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I wouldnât hold out hope on this being a swift takeover. I read (think it was AS) that theyâd have to convince at least some of the current shareholders to sell them the shares at market value, rather than perceived value. Theyâd also have to convince Del Nido Sr to abandon his own aspirations to retake control, all of which could be a difficult task.
The perceived value for this club if not already shit, will be shit very soon once we relegate to Segunda.
If not this season, next season 100% with the current ownership and overall management, guaranteed.
So they better sell and make way for someone who genuinely loves the club and has given more to the club than any of these bastards could ever, even if theyâre reborn and live to 100 for a billion times.
Alavesâ most money spent on a transfer is 4million euros done twice, in 23/24 for Antonio Blanco and in 18/19 for John Guidetti.
Maybe thatâs where the FO sees us in the next few years. Max spending - 3/4 million. Keeping Alaves in the top tier 7 of the last 8 years is pretty impressive; however, we arenât fucking Alaves!