If you'd scrolled out very slightly, Stade Roland Garros neighbours Stade Jean-Bouin on the other side. Bit of a sporty district.Winston Biscuit wrote:French Ligue 2 table toppers Paris FC are reportedly about to be taken over by a combination of Red Bull and the Arnault family, with the current owner retaining a significant minority stake. Club valued at €90M.
The potential new owners have also said they want to move the club from the south of the capital to the west. to the 20,000 seater Stade Jean-Bouin, which is literally right next door to PSG
It's a lovely stadium as well, was there to watch some rugby in March. It is very much a rugby stadium, built for Stade Francais to play in but would make for a great football stadium as well.Winston Biscuit wrote:French Ligue 2 table toppers Paris FC are reportedly about to be taken over by a combination of Red Bull and the Arnault family, with the current owner retaining a significant minority stake. Club valued at €90M.
The potential new owners have also said they want to move the club from the south of the capital to the west. to the 20,000 seater Stade Jean-Bouin, which is literally right next door to PSG
Paris FC's current stadium looks absolute sh*te tooStranded wrote:It's a lovely stadium as well, was there to watch some rugby in March. It is very much a rugby stadium, built for Stade Francais to play in but would make for a great football stadium as well.Winston Biscuit wrote:French Ligue 2 table toppers Paris FC are reportedly about to be taken over by a combination of Red Bull and the Arnault family, with the current owner retaining a significant minority stake. Club valued at €90M.
The potential new owners have also said they want to move the club from the south of the capital to the west. to the 20,000 seater Stade Jean-Bouin, which is literally right next door to PSG

Withdean vibes!Winston Biscuit wrote:Paris FC's current stadium looks absolute sh*te tooStranded wrote:It's a lovely stadium as well, was there to watch some rugby in March. It is very much a rugby stadium, built for Stade Francais to play in but would make for a great football stadium as well.Winston Biscuit wrote:French Ligue 2 table toppers Paris FC are reportedly about to be taken over by a combination of Red Bull and the Arnault family, with the current owner retaining a significant minority stake. Club valued at €90M.
The potential new owners have also said they want to move the club from the south of the capital to the west. to the 20,000 seater Stade Jean-Bouin, which is literally right next door to PSG
Only other three-generation family of international footballers I can find is the Kluiverts, albeit Patrick's Dad Kenneth only played three times for Suriname, and his son Justin only twice for the Netherlands in his teens.Winston Biscuit wrote:Daniel Maldini made his Italy debut last night, making him the 3rd generation of the Maldini family to play for the national team
Didn't know those 2. The only one I knew was the Forlan family in Uruguay. 3 generations that not only played for the national team, but won the Copa AmericaSanguine wrote:Only other three-generation family of international footballers I can find is the Kluiverts, albeit Patrick's Dad Kenneth only played three times for Suriname, and his son Justin only twice for the Netherlands in his teens.Winston Biscuit wrote:Daniel Maldini made his Italy debut last night, making him the 3rd generation of the Maldini family to play for the national team
Michael Laudrup's Dad played for Denmark, but his son only had a brief footballing career, ended by injury.. Ronald and Erwin Koeman's Dad played once for the Netherlands, and Ronald's son (Ronald Jr) plays for Telstar in the Dutch second division.
No conflict of interest there then.Winston Biscuit wrote:BeIN Sport still haven't paid the money they owe to Ligue 1 clubs for their part of the TV broadcast deal they struck this summer for the current season. They were meant to pay €100M at the start of the season and have missed the deadline by some distance and some French clubs have apparently had to start looking into getting loans from elsewhere to meet their budgets
in completely unrelated news, BeIN Sport is owned by the owner of PSG
Imagine if, say, Todd Boehly TV Productions won the broadcasting rights to the Premier League, and 2 months into the season as Chelsea are doing well, Todd Boehly TV Productions don't pay the other PL teams their broadcasting money, meaning they can't afford to operate as expected and need to take loans and re-asses their budgets for JanuarySutekh wrote:No conflict of interest there then.Winston Biscuit wrote:BeIN Sport still haven't paid the money they owe to Ligue 1 clubs for their part of the TV broadcast deal they struck this summer for the current season. They were meant to pay €100M at the start of the season and have missed the deadline by some distance and some French clubs have apparently had to start looking into getting loans from elsewhere to meet their budgets
in completely unrelated news, BeIN Sport is owned by the owner of PSG
And theWinston Biscuit wrote:Imagine if, say, Todd Boehly TV Productions won the broadcasting rights to the Premier League, and 2 months into the season as Chelsea are doing well, Todd Boehly TV Productions don't pay the other PL teams their broadcasting moneySutekh wrote:No conflict of interest there then.Winston Biscuit wrote:BeIN Sport still haven't paid the money they owe to Ligue 1 clubs for their part of the TV broadcast deal they struck this summer for the current season. They were meant to pay €100M at the start of the season and have missed the deadline by some distance and some French clubs have apparently had to start looking into getting loans from elsewhere to meet their budgets
in completely unrelated news, BeIN Sport is owned by the owner of PSG
French football just seems to stumble from one mess to another
The Arnault family have publicly confirmed they are now in exclusive negotiations to get this done.Winston Biscuit wrote:French Ligue 2 table toppers Paris FC are reportedly about to be taken over by a combination of Red Bull and the Arnault family, with the current owner retaining a significant minority stake. Club valued at €90M.
The potential new owners have also said they want to move the club from the south of the capital to the west. to the 20,000 seater Stade Jean-Bouin, which is literally right next door to PSG
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