How Are They Going To Force Sterling To Sell??

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You're making things up. I said his attorneys would tell him to sell because it is his best option and he has no case against the NBA. Which was correct. Almost everything I said about this ordeal has come true from the beginning. I'm expecting an apology now.

Wow, you really are stupid. Has Belcher advise Sterling to sell?
 

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He's obviously in the process of selling it. Whether they told him or not really doesn't matter to me. The fact he is making this decision tells me what I was thinking the whole time was accurate.

What you just stated is the reason people have disdain for you. You can differentiate your own statements. You stated that is his attorneys would tell him to sell, now you are saying it doesn't really matter. What you a politician, you are talking out of both sides of your mouth. Which one is it? You can't have it both ways.
 

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What you just stated is the reason people have disdain for you. You can differentiate your own statements. You stated that is his attorneys would tell him to sell, now you are saying it doesn't really matter. What you a politician, you are talking out of both sides of your mouth. Which one is it? You can't have it both ways.

Lol, you can cherry pick silly things like that. I would never imagine an attorney coming out saying his client has no chance and should sell. The fact he is selling is all I care about. Just admit you guys were wrong. It won't harm anyone. And it's a great quality to have.
 

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I've said nothing would surprise me but I do think the resolution is gonna be pretty anti-climatic like I've said all along.

You got BofA doing the M&A work on this, you got guys like Ballmer and Ellison making bids. They wouldn't be wasting their time if they thought this was a joke and going to be delayed.
 

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Lol, you can cherry pick silly things like that. I would never imagine an attorney coming out saying his client has no chance and should sell. The fact he is selling is all I care about. Just admit you guys were wrong. It won't harm anyone. And it's a great quality to have.

Go back and look at posts of mine here. On here and in my personal life have no issues with acknowledging when I am wrong. The problem is your are acting like the sale is complete. Do you even understand the complexities of a transaction like this?
 

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I've said nothing would surprise me but I do think the resolution is gonna be pretty anti-climatic like I've said all along.

You got BofA doing the M&A work on this, you got guys like Ballmer and Ellison making bids. They wouldn't be wasting their time if they thought this was a joke and going to be delayed.

The timing doesn't effect their decision to bid. Also, I am surprised that Larry just doesn't pony up the money himself.
 

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Probably should go in to hiding. You have been beclowned...

Initial bids for the Los Angeles Clippers have been submitted and are being reviewed by Shelly Sterling and her advisers, while sources with knowledge of the situation say bids were mostly in the $1 billion to $1.2 billion range.


Shelly Sterling, who has been given authority to sell the team by husband Donald Sterling, and her advisers will vet and separate the strongest bids over the next few days with the goal of completing what one source described as "an accelerated process" by Monday.


Shelly Sterling told bidders to submit letters of interest by Wednesday, with firm offers due by 5 p.m. ET Thursday, according to sources. It is expected a second round of bidding will take place this weekend, with a winning bid decided upon by Monday. It is unclear how many rounds will take place, especially under the accelerated time frame.

NBA commissioner Adam Silver banned Clippers owner Donald Sterling from the league for life in the wake of Sterling's racist comments. Full coverage »


If a winning bid is decided upon by Monday, an agreement to sell the team would be in place before Tuesday's scheduled hearing in New York at which the other 29 team owners will vote on whether to force a sale of the team after Donald Sterling has a chance to make his case to them.
Shelly Sterling is agreeing to sell 100 percent of the team, according to sources, an important condition for the NBA.


While Donald Sterling and his lawyer "disavowed" an agreement that gave Shelly Sterling the right to negotiate a sale, sources said there is a belief among the bidders that Shelly Sterling eventually will convince him to sell the franchise and this accelerated process will be successful.


The NBA released a statement saying its advisory and finance committee met via conference call Wednesday, plans to review all documents and still intends to vote Tuesday on the matter.

http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/...rly-bids-shelly-sterling-los-angeles-clippers

Did you skip over this paragraph or just decide not to highlight it since it didn't fit your argument?
 

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Haha, not at all bro. It's a free for all of nut jobs. Like a site with 100 sheriff joes and Acebb's. Well that's an exaggeration but it definitely has no control. Makes this site feel elite amongst the sports betting sites.

So you got banned here because of "other posters" and then didn't get along with posters at another site either? Big surprise there. I'm sure this pattern is evident in your real life too. It's never you. It's always everyone else with the problem. Just ignore the only common denominator.
 

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Did you skip over this paragraph or just decide not to highlight it since it didn't fit your argument?

Yea, billionaires are lining up to buy the team and waste their times bidding on something that is not even for sale. Obviously they know more about what is going on than you guys
 

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The timing doesn't effect their decision to bid. Also, I am surprised that Larry just doesn't pony up the money himself.

Yeah but you gotta putup the bid, then if it gets to the sale stage I think I read there is like a 300 million deposit.

If those guys didn't think this situation was rapidly approaching its conclusion I doubt they would be submitting bids to Shelley. Would just wait for league to sell the team/legal process to play out. They are amongst the richest people in the world, seems like they wouldn't just be blindly bidding hoping there is no dog and pony show.

Like BofA getting involved to prep the financials, seems like that would be so beneath them to do with the prospect of Sterling tying up the process.
 

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So you got banned here because of "other posters" and then didn't get along with posters at another site either? Big surprise there. I'm sure this pattern is evident in your real life too. It's never you. It's always everyone else with the problem. Just ignore the only common denominator.

Put me on ignore. Just because you were wrong and embarrassed doesn't mean you should act like this. You'll recover.
 

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Put me on ignore. Just because you were wrong and embarrassed doesn't mean you should act like this. You'll recover.

I haven't been wrong about anything.

The only one wrong thus far about anything is you and your proclamation that his attorney would advise him to sell. Read every recent article QUOTING Belcher and he is saying the exact opposite. You've already been called out on this and your response was that it didn't matter what he was saying. What? Ha. He is quoted article after article saying the exact opposite of what you claimed.
 

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...and John Spano fooled the entire NHL.

That would never happen today though.

Hell I really don't know how the hell it happened in 1996. I don't even think anything close to that happens in the other 3 major leagues.

NHL spent like $800 to vet him, lol. A lot of people don't know this but they got fooled again like 5-6 years later by the guy who bought the Sabres.
 

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I haven't been wrong about anything.

The only one wrong thus far about anything is you and your proclamation that his attorney would advise him to sell. Read every recent article QUOTING Belcher and he is saying the exact opposite. You've already been called out on this and your response was that it didn't matter what he was saying. What? Ha. He is quoted article after article saying the exact opposite of what you claimed.

Lol, he is selling. Why would his attorney ever say to the public that his client is guilty and his best option is to sell? I said that in terms of them meeting in private and coming to the conclusion to sell. The fact you guys think what attorneys say to the public is what they say to their client is hilarious. Haven't been wrong about anything.
 

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Blecher said he spoke to Sterling three times Wednesday to discuss his position. Asked whether Donald Sterling might relent and sell the team if Shelly Sterling is indeed able to secure a bid before Tuesday's hearing, Blecher said, "I don't know."
"I would suggest he take her to dinner and see what happens," he said. "If I were to judge by his attitude in our three conversations today, I'd say no. But you don't know what a woman can do.



lol great quote by his lawyer
 

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That would never happen today though.

Hell I really don't know how the hell it happened in 1996. I don't even think anything close to that happens in the other 3 major leagues.

NHL spent like $800 to vet him, lol. A lot of people don't know this but they got fooled again like 5-6 years later by the guy who bought the Sabres.

LMAO, I remember. I don't necessarily think it is as simple as vetting him out and catching it. These guys were pretty elaborate scammers, so if they are able to convince BofA or Citi for a mulit-million dollar, they can fool the league to a certain extent.
 

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Because I read some of the posts in that Defying thread and didn't want to give some horrible posters the ability to get me off this site. Plus I'm creating a tracking module for NCAAF and NFL that I think members will enjoy. Other than that I went to another site and learned there are actually far more degenerate posters than on this site.

Told ya you'd be bored over there. :banger:. I agree with Enfuego, though. Offshore isn't the place for the 30+ page insult exchanges between you AND Ace, who is every bit as guilty. Get your Moderate Butt back home in the Poly Hell Hole. cheersgif
 

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Lol, he is selling. Why would his attorney ever say to the public that his client is guilty and his best option is to sell? I said that in terms of them meeting in private and coming to the conclusion to sell. The fact you guys think what attorneys say to the public is what they say to their client is hilarious. Haven't been wrong about anything.

Most irrational disillusioned poster ever.

"Never argue with a fool, onlookers may not be able to tell the difference."

On that note, I'm out.
 

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