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Fender57

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Personally, I would want majority ownership. Why would you want to have to let Dean have his way? I would go after Michael and offer him money for his share as well.

And you are right the fact they can’t buy her sister out shows how poor they are.

Some rich dude is going to come in with an insane offer and get a majority ownership.

bye bye Dean.
We can only hope that a Bezos offers way more value than Deano can afford to match. Still doesn’t give the new partner majority ownership, who’d want to partner with these clowns calling the shots?

I was surprised though the article said the value of the franchise had gone way up. Last I heard the move didn't much change the net worth of the team,,,now this. Maybe thats their intent is to take the increased value and walk.....
The article is from Boltbeat, total homers who may not have the objective facts.
 

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I think Dea giving up like this is not a good thing if you’re in the “let’s get rid of Deano” camp. She seems to be surrendering for a payout and doesn’t want to prolong the family feud, all along it was about getting paid, I guess she really doesn’t care about the charitable trust like the lawsuit said.

Of course, the good news is that Deano still owns the Chuggers, so we can be assured of the continuation of slapstick comedy disguised as football.
 
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We can only hope that a Bezos offers way more value than Deano can afford to match. Still doesn’t give the new partner majority ownership, who’d want to partner with these clowns calling the shots?



The article is from Boltbeat, total homers who may not have the objective facts.
yeah fuck them.....clueless homers pulling for dean. :rolleyes:
 
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Gill Man

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Where's Trumpeteer when ya need him?? Probably pissed as hell and taking it out on the wild boars lmao
 
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No billionaire with a brain will offer that kind of money without wanting some say in team affairs. They’ll have to take a package deal from a number of different investors. May be some rules about this I’m unaware of, though. Most likely outcome is Dea is stuck. Spenises have right of refusal.
 

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No billionaire with a brain will offer that kind of money without wanting some say in team affairs. They’ll have to take a package deal from a number of different investors. May be some rules about this I’m unaware of, though. Most likely outcome is Dea is stuck. Spenises have right of refusal.
Dea isn’t really stuck, she can find a schmuck willing to buy, Spenises just have the right of first refusal, they’d just have to buy her out at whatever price the schmuck offers, which is likely where this is heading.
 

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Dea isn’t really stuck, she can find a schmuck willing to buy, Spenises just have the right of first refusal, they’d just have to buy her out at whatever price the schmuck offers, which is likely where this is heading.
The Spenises are broke.
 

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The Spenises are broke.
There should be a buyer out there, so if they can’t be afford to match the offer they’re stuck with whoever the buyer is. Is Donald Sterling still alive? Maybe he’s interested.
 

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I don’t see a potential buyer buying 24% and let Dean run the show. I bet whoever invests is going to go after Michael’s share as well. Michael has nothing to do with the football side of things and. Could be looking for a buy out.
 

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I don’t see a potential buyer buying 24% and let Dean run the show. I bet whoever invests is going to go after Michael’s share as well. Michael has nothing to do with the football side of things and. Could be looking for a buy out.
Depends if Michael is a big enough dipshit to go along with Drano. If not, Dea might be stuck unless she sells way undervalue.
 

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Hope Herbie signs for $60 million a year. Injured a lot, chuggers are not going anywhere. Ever.
He needs to hold out for that.....his agent needs to demand he be the highest paid QB in the league and break the spanos bank. Yup that would make him Flacco 2.0 and ruin the chugs for at least a decade more. lmfao at the fudeans.
 

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Abu Dhabi Camels......rebrand. Spenis bought out by a sheik oil baron. Then spenis and sons kidnapped by terrorists....show up on a video with black sacks over their heads making statments of how they hate America and especially San Diego.......and behind them an Al Queda executioner with a huge sword. Bye bye you fuckers.
 

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Makes sense. There is a reason nfl continues to play games out of the country.

my guess is Germany and England.

Don’t know about Mexico City sense it is kind of by itself geographically.
 
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The stars are aligning for a FUdean sale. That piss ant fuker is going to sell by the of 2024 and off the chargers go. Stan’s happy FUdean is happy Dea (who should change her name) will be happy. One big Fuking happy family.

FUdean.
 

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The stars are aligning for a FUdean sale. That piss ant fuker is going to sell by the of 2024 and off the chargers go. Stan’s happy FUdean is happy Dea (who should change her name) will be happy. One big Fuking happy family.

FUdean.
And I'll wager the new Vaqueros Mexicanos set up annual preseason games in San Diego or even a few regular season contests.
 
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I thought of a great idea to resolve everything: tell the spanii to dress up as wild boars and make sure Trumpet is around at the same time. :tup: :D
I will make 'em squeal like in the movie "Deliverance" Ned Beatty style. :laugh:

Hey the Spanos clan does not have the cash to buyout Dea as someone else suggested. The clan would have done so already thereby saving the public embarrassment and Trust's default position plus the NFL's arbitration process.

The Chargers team value is appreciating anywhere from $50 to $100 million per month (yes per month) per a recent Forbes analysis. This appreciation I strongly suspect is a big reason why Dean is dragging his feet letting the Spanos Trust go into technical default or milking that asset for all it is worth. Dean already committed in writing to "explore" a team sale in 2024 per court filings.

A sister Dea Spanos sale will be for 24% of the team or NOT a controlling team interest for a new owner.

If Dea gets control of the trust - then it will be a 51% sale or more attractive for a owner wanting team control.

Here is something to consider......Dean can maintain control of the team with as little as a 1% interest so long as the family maintains 30% ownership. This was a recent NFL ownership rule change decreasing controlling team interests. Also the minimum buy-in the new NFL owners is 30%. Dea only has a 24% interest to dangle unless she wins the NFL's arbitration or there is a creative and maybe forced NFL arbitration sale. Dean and crew can sell a portion of their team interests to make this happen.

Anyway - back to putting some pain on these feral Texas hogs.
 
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I will make 'em squeal like in the movie "Deliverance" Ned Beatty style. :laugh:

Hey the Spanos clan does not have the cash to buyout Dea as someone else suggested. The clan would have done so already thereby saving the public embarrassment and Trust's default position plus the NFL's arbitration process.

The Chargers team value is appreciating anywhere from $50 to $100 million per month (yes per month) per a recent Forbes analysis. This appreciation I strongly suspect is a big reason why Dean is dragging his feet letting the Spanos Trust go into technical default or milking that asset for all it is worth. Dean already committed in writing to "explore" a team sale in 2024 per court filings.

A sister Dea Spanos sale will be for 24% of the team or NOT a controlling team interest for a new owner.

If Dea gets control of the trust - then it will be a 51% sale or more attractive for a owner wanting team control.

Here is something to consider......Dean can maintain control of the team with as little as a 1% interest so long as the family maintains 30% ownership. This was a recent NFL ownership rule change decreasing controlling team interests. Also the minimum buy-in the new NFL owners is 30%. Dea only has a 24% interest to dangle unless she wins the NFL's arbitration or there is a creative and maybe forced NFL arbitration sale. Dean and crew can sell a portion of their team interests to make this happen.

Anyway - back to putting some pain on these feral Texas hogs.
What are the details surrounding the trust? I thought Dea dropped the lawsuit? Is the trust something separate?
 

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What are the details surrounding the trust? I thought Dea dropped the lawsuit? Is the trust something separate?
The newspapers said the Dea Spanos lawsuit was dropped. That is not accurate. The lawsuit was "stayed" pending the NFL's arbitration. A "stay" is a legal timeout. The judge still wants to know if this was settled so it can be dropped or appealed.
 

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The newspapers said the Dea Spanos lawsuit was dropped. That is not accurate. The lawsuit was "stayed" pending the NFL's arbitration. A "stay" is a legal timeout. The judge still wants to know if this was settled so it can be dropped or appealed.
Good to hear. Fuck Dean Spanos.
 
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What are the details surrounding the trust? I thought Dea dropped the lawsuit? Is the trust something separate?
The Spanos Trust owns 36% of the Chargers.

The Spanos trust consists of the 4 Spanos siblings (Dean, Dea, Michael and Alexis).

This means each sibling owns 9% of the Spanos trust (9% x 4 siblings = 36%).

Each of the 4 siblings already owns 15% "separate" from the trust.

When you add up the ownership math each of the four siblings owns 24% (15% + 9%).

Dea has Dean and Michael by the balls for trust fraud and cooking the books for the IRS.
 
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