Roman Abramovich Thread

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1 hour ago, KevinAshburner said:

Could Roman Abramovich Be Readying Himself to Leave Self-Sustaining Chelsea?

By Joe Krishnan, Contributor 

Tuesday 2 April 2013

Becoming a regular fixture in the media now, after every failed season "could Roman leave". 

The dude is financing, himself, our new stadium. Does that really spell out leaving signs? What's this been deduced from exactly too, his numerous(!) interviews in the media? . I actually love the fact our owner is silent in the media, because it goes to show how much garbage they talk. Apparently RM told Ranieri he would never win a league title, yet CR says he and RM have nothing but a good and respectable relationship  

Fascinating, isnt it? 

[KevinAshburner 1,270]

Roman Abramovich has owned Chelsea for 13 years today. 1 July 2003 -to- 1 July 2016

 

Chelsea Matters ‏@chelseamatters_

On 1st July 2003 Roman Abramovich bought Chelsea from Ken Bates...and changed the face of English football

 

 

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And he's building the club a new stadium, which will only increase the club's value. 

For better or for worse, Roman Abramovich really did change the football landscape. 

 

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[xPetrCechx 13,563]

A Few Titles

New Stadium In The Future

 Thanks Roman! 

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• Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich helps pay for seriously ill children's dream trip to Euro 2016

  Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has helped pay for 55 seriously ill children embark on a dream trip to Euro 2016.

  The Russian is believed to have donated £232million of his £6.1billion fortune to the Fulfilling Dreams charity over the past two years.

  The charity sends children with illnesses on trips around the globe.

• Abramovich's donations have helped a group of children Israel  and their carers travel to France and watch three games at the Euros, as well as visit Euro Disney and go sightseeing around Paris.

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Humanity isn't over in this world

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Roman was named the most charitable Russian a few years back. 

 

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2013-04-23/most-charitable-russian-abramovich-leads-billionaires

[Muzchap 8,966]

On 2 July 2016 at 8:13 AM, xPetrCechx said:

• Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich helps pay for seriously ill children's dream trip to Euro 2016

  Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has helped pay for 55 seriously ill children embark on a dream trip to Euro 2016.

  The Russian is believed to have donated £232million of his £6.1billion fortune to the Fulfilling Dreams charity over the past two years.

  The charity sends children with illnesses on trips around the globe.

• Abramovich's donations have helped a group of children Israel  and their carers travel to France and watch three games at the Euros, as well as visit Euro Disney and go sightseeing around Paris.

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Wow - he's now down to £6 billion - I'm sure before the recession in 2008 he was at £11 billion 

I guess the divorce and falling energy prices have hit him hard, no wonder we're not making massive signings  

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On 03 July 2016 at 8:18 AM, Muzchap said:

Wow - he's now down to £6 billion - I'm sure before the recession in 2008 he was at £11 billion 

I guess the divorce and falling energy prices have hit him hard, no wonder we're not making massive signings  

With the possible exception of the Torres and Luiz signing's, i don't think he has personally dipped into his pocket since his early days here probably summer 2006, between 2007-2011 (that January aside) our net spend was at a maximum of around £20m, 2012 we let go a bit due to money from winning the CL, 2013 we had a strong net spend but had to cut down a bit in 2014, hench the sell to buy policy that summer.

But with the new TV deals and the Nike one to come next year, we can now spend big again and this time Roman doesn't need to dig in to his pocket, hench signing Bats and clearly looking to sign Radja, Kante and Koulibaly.

[KevinAshburner 1,270]

here is some links about how Roman Abramovich is doing Financially.

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http://www.forbes.com/profile/roman-abramovich/

#151 Roman Abramovich
Real Time Net Worth As of 7/5/16 [July 5 2016]
$8.1 Billion

 

Age    49
Source Of Wealth    steel, investments, Self Made
Residence    Moscow, Russia
Citizenship    Russia
Marital Status    Married
Children    7
Education    Bachelor of Arts / Science, Moscow State Law Academy

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http://www.celebritynetworth.com/richest-businessmen/richest-billionaires/roman-abramovich-net-worth/

Roman Abramovich net worth:
$10 Billion

Roman Abramovich

Politician

Date of Birth
Oct 24, 1966 (49 years old)

Profession
Politician, Businessperson, Investor

Nationality
Russia

Ethnicity
Caucasian race

Nicknames
Roman Arkadyevich Abramovich

 

2011 - top 100 billionaires 

Roman A - ranked #54 out of 100

http://www.ranker.com/list/billionaire-2011-list-the-top-100-billionaires/worlds-richest-people-lists

According to Forbes, Abramovich's net worth in 2015, was US$ 9.1 billion, This makes him the 12th richest person in Russia and the 137th richest person in the world.

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Roman da GOAT 

[Parky 739]

Roman is the club's private bank. No need for high interest loans from large banks. Can't wait for our new stadium. Thanks Mr Abramovich!

 

 

[Vybz Kartel 1,613]

Lets be honest. His lost interest in the club. Back in the day he would not stand for such mediocrity we are witnessing. What happened to the guy who fired a manager in the corridor for finishing 2nd in the league a year after winning it?

 

[Iggy Doonican 4,186]

5 minutes ago, Vybz Kartel said:

Lets be honest. His lost interest in the club. Back in the day he would not stand for such mediocrity we are witnessing. What happened to the guy who fired a manager in the corridor for finishing 2nd in the league a year after winning it?

 

 

[Vybz Kartel 1,613]

2 minutes ago, Iggy Doonican said:

 

Lets agree to disagree, 

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52 minutes ago, Vybz Kartel said:

Lets be honest. His lost interest in the club. Back in the day he would not stand for such mediocrity we are witnessing. What happened to the guy who fired a manager in the corridor for finishing 2nd in the league a year after winning it?

 

I know right. Not like he's building a new billion pound stadium or anything...