John Skipper

which is amusing to me. Is being a governor that much fun that you'd want to sell your club over three years as opposed to right away? I mean, is the step transaction intended to do what? I mean, why have a step transaction?

which is amusing to me. Is being a governor that much fun that you'd want to sell your club over three years as opposed to right away? I mean, is the step transaction intended to do what? I mean, why have a step transaction?

which is amusing to me. Is being a governor that much fun that you'd want to sell your club over three years as opposed to right away? I mean, is the step transaction intended to do what? I mean, why have a step transaction?

And the SIP transaction here is fairly significant, right? The first payment is proportionally based on a valuation of 6.1, and the third is based on a valuation of 7.5. Point three, do I have that right?

And the SIP transaction here is fairly significant, right? The first payment is proportionally based on a valuation of 6.1, and the third is based on a valuation of 7.5. Point three, do I have that right?

And the SIP transaction here is fairly significant, right? The first payment is proportionally based on a valuation of 6.1, and the third is based on a valuation of 7.5. Point three, do I have that right?

That's a fairly significant increase on the valuation of a team over two years. It's about a 20%. Suggesting that the team will be worth 20% more than the... Is 6.1 the most ever... If it happens, I realize there's some obstacles right now, but if it happened, is 6.1 the most ever paid for a team? The most in any sport, actually. And internationally, more than a soccer team. We'll check that.

That's a fairly significant increase on the valuation of a team over two years. It's about a 20%. Suggesting that the team will be worth 20% more than the... Is 6.1 the most ever... If it happens, I realize there's some obstacles right now, but if it happened, is 6.1 the most ever paid for a team? The most in any sport, actually. And internationally, more than a soccer team. We'll check that.

That's a fairly significant increase on the valuation of a team over two years. It's about a 20%. Suggesting that the team will be worth 20% more than the... Is 6.1 the most ever... If it happens, I realize there's some obstacles right now, but if it happened, is 6.1 the most ever paid for a team? The most in any sport, actually. And internationally, more than a soccer team. We'll check that.

You gotta give credit to the guy who gets to, let's just assume it's a third, a third, a third. I don't know that it is. But if it's a third, a third, a third, I like being the guy who gets to hold $2 billion of somebody else's money and I still get to hold the trophy.

You gotta give credit to the guy who gets to, let's just assume it's a third, a third, a third. I don't know that it is. But if it's a third, a third, a third, I like being the guy who gets to hold $2 billion of somebody else's money and I still get to hold the trophy.

You gotta give credit to the guy who gets to, let's just assume it's a third, a third, a third. I don't know that it is. But if it's a third, a third, a third, I like being the guy who gets to hold $2 billion of somebody else's money and I still get to hold the trophy.

It's good to hear that $4 billion still has value in the marketplace and will allow you to understand what trades your team may be making. What's the threshold?

It's good to hear that $4 billion still has value in the marketplace and will allow you to understand what trades your team may be making. What's the threshold?

It's good to hear that $4 billion still has value in the marketplace and will allow you to understand what trades your team may be making. What's the threshold?

These transactions. Let's keep moving.

These transactions. Let's keep moving.

These transactions. Let's keep moving.

Isn't Chisholm like a character on Yellowstone? William Chisholm. That just sounds like the next cowboy to walk into the attack room.

Isn't Chisholm like a character on Yellowstone? William Chisholm. That just sounds like the next cowboy to walk into the attack room.