Roman Abramovich Thread

[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.

[xPetrCechx 13,546]

 

[Blue-in-me-Veins 4,067]

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, 

[We Hate Scouse 10,260]

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...

[Yeboii 1,844]

58 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?

 

Roman took FFP really seriously and is building a new stadium.
Also, he has pretty much run out of world class managers to hire, bar Guardiola.

[Miki-Liki 405]

1 hour 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?

 

Do you really think that a man who has lost interest in the club would be working on a new stadium?

[Unionjack 7,531]

Amyone thats been to the ground and watched Roman will tell you that he loves Chelsea.

My old grandad used to love the horses and in his 80s he had a bet every time it was on telly. He would ride the horse from start to finish and you could see every expression on his face as the race went on.

Roman is just the same. He jerks round and rings his hands and doesn't give a fuck whos around him and you can just bet hes as pissed off as much as we are if we lose and happy as us when we win.

I'm glad hes our owner tho Id love to have a conversation with him and the people at Chelsea that represent him just ro know how the fuck things work.

[Fernando 6,376]

The only thing I hope is he lowers the expectation on coaches.

If we are restrain in buying in the market because of the stadium then he must know and the board must understand that we will not be as a competitive.

That being said the team we have is good enough to finish top 4.

I think if we reach that this season it would be a good one.

But as well if we see some massive improvement but fail to reach top 4 I would not take it as a bad season.

[Unionjack 7,531]

This is exactly what I was trying to say about him. How animated the guy is. He just cant help himself. Id love to have seen him after Diego scored.

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich proves he’s already Antonio Conte’s biggest fan at Stamford Bridge

 http://metro.co.uk/2016/08/16/chelsea-owner-roman-abramovich-proves-hes-already-antonio-contes-biggest-fan-at-stamford-bridge-6070401/#ixzz4HUJU8jsy

 

[xPetrCechx 13,546]

#Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich was nearly £100million poorer last night after shares dived in his steelmaker Evraz. [Mail]

Profits at the firm slumped 60 per cent to £36.5million in the first half of 2016 while revenues dropped 28 per cent to £2.7billion. [Mail]

It pushed shares down 11.2 per cent, wiping around £307m off its value. Abramovich has a 31 per cent stake – meaning he lost ~£95m. [Mail]

 

[Fulham Broadway 16,392]

2 hours ago, xPetrCechx said:

#Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich was nearly £100million poorer last night after shares dived in his steelmaker Evraz. [Mail]

Profits at the firm slumped 60 per cent to £36.5million in the first half of 2016 while revenues dropped 28 per cent to £2.7billion. [Mail]

It pushed shares down 11.2 per cent, wiping around £307m off its value. Abramovich has a 31 per cent stake – meaning he lost ~£95m. [Mail]

 

The Chinese produce steel on an unprecedented scale. He should ditch the steel shares.

[Unionjack 7,531]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2016/08/19/chelsea-transfer-news-and-rumours-on-friday---live-updates/

Perhaps this is why Chelsea are not spending as much this summer

This morning, Get West London are reporting that Roman Abramovic's finances have taken a monumental hit as his shares in his steel company Evraz plummeted.

Evraz’s profits dropped by a 60 per cent to £36.5million in the first half of 2016 after revenues had fallen by 28 per cent to £2.7billion.

Conequently, the firm’s share-price fell by 11.2 per cent to 153.5p and lead to the value of Evraz decreasing by  £307million.

It is claimed that this loss will dent is personal fortune by £48b!

[OhForAGreavsie 5,775]

4 hours ago, xPetrCechx said:

#Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich was nearly £100million poorer last night after shares dived in his steelmaker Evraz. [Mail]

Profits at the firm slumped 60 per cent to £36.5million in the first half of 2016 while revenues dropped 28 per cent to £2.7billion. [Mail]

It pushed shares down 11.2 per cent, wiping around £307m off its value. Abramovich has a 31 per cent stake – meaning he lost ~£95m. [Mail]

 

What a load of absolute crap. The idiot that wrote this cares more about clicks than financial understanding.  Either he has none or is deliberately misleading people just so that he can publish a story. The raw facts about the drop in the share price might be true but The conclusion he draws from that fact has nothing to do with the realities of the way financial markets work.

I wish journalists would spend more time trying to educate we the public rather than trying to exploit any ignorance we might have.

[MrExcalibur100 7,124]

On 19/08/2016 at 8:54 AM, xPetrCechx said:

#Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich was nearly £100million poorer last night after shares dived in his steelmaker Evraz. [Mail]

Profits at the firm slumped 60 per cent to £36.5million in the first half of 2016 while revenues dropped 28 per cent to £2.7billion. [Mail]

It pushed shares down 11.2 per cent, wiping around £307m off its value. Abramovich has a 31 per cent stake – meaning he lost ~£95m. [Mail]

 

 

Let's not ever forget who is bankrolling this club and how we're able to make these expensive signings.

The fact is Roman is nowhere near as wealthy or as willing to spend money as he was when he first took over the club 13 years ago. He can no longer compete with the amount of money the two Manchester clubs are able to shed season after season. 

And this is disastrous for us since we took 10 steps backwards after Mourinho's 2nd coming. Any rebuild is going to be a slow and ardous one. We can't simply spend our way out of the current problems we have. It's possible we don't make any other signings this summer.  This is one of the most critical seasons in our history. If we don't qualify for the CL this season, we are in serious trouble.