It is funny how the PC Nazis think they can will their fantasies into reality. Say (and print) something often enough and it will come true!
Basically they've declared the old man 'senile' and therefore no longer has any legal claim to his private property. Oh and btw, his she-man wife now has full control and...
"THE TEAM HAS BEEN SOLD!!"
Can't make this shit up!
Think some of you Poli Guys should read this Thread http://www.therxforum.com/showthread.php?t=991179
I don't want anyone crying they got Banned, and didn't know why
I don't want anyone crying they got Banned, and didn't know why
He's as clueless as his butt buddy, Sterling, can't admit that he's beat-like the Black Knight in Monty Python("It's just a flesh wound," lol).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKhEw7nD9C4
Forgot to insert this little article: http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/...es-steve-ballmer-bid-buy-los-angeles-clippers
It is hysterical you can't see how self refuting your owns posts are.
Anyway
The NBA, Shelly Sterling and the Sterling Family Trust today resolved their dispute over the ownership of the Los Angeles Clippers. Under the agreement, the Clippers will be sold to Steve Ballmer, pending approval by the NBA Board of Governors, and the NBA will withdraw its pending charge to terminate the Sterlings' ownership of the team.
http://www.nba.com/2014/news/05/30/nba-sterlings-announce-settlement/
Things that are sold, totally will be sold!
hno:Originally Posted by akphidelt
Yea, and his lawyers will tell him if you fight you will lose, your best option is to sell. He will sell.
@)
(CNN) -- Los Angeles Clippers co-owner Donald Sterling made it clear Friday that he wasn't going away, suing the NBA for more than $1 billion for its decision to ban him for life and force him to sell the franchise.
Sterling's camp, in its lawsuit, claims that the move to terminate his ownership "is unconstitutional, in breach of contract, in restraint of trade, in breach of fiduciary duties and ... is malicious and oppressive."
The lawsuit also states that "the forced sale of the Los Angeles Clippers threatens not only to produce a lower price than a non-forced sale, but more importantly, it injures competition and forces antitrust injury by making the ... market unresponsive to ... the operation of the free market."
"(Sterling believes) that the NBA's forced sale ... would create damages of at least $1 billion, which includes capital gains taxes, unnecessary and increased investment-banking fees, legal and transactional costs, and the loss of all future appreciation in the Los Angeles Clippers franchise value," it adds.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/05/30/us/nba-clippers-sterling/
Sterling's lawyer also told CBS that Sterling has not approved the Ballmer offer and is fighting the sale.
When you've never gone to law school, never had any significant business negotiations, never run a business (not to mention hired or fired anyone), you might not want to speculation on what someone who has done those things will do, or what legal counsel will instruct.
It will leave the impression you're a dope.
Yea, and his lawyers will tell him if you fight you will lose, your best option is to sell. He will sell.
@)
(CNN) -- Los Angeles Clippers co-owner Donald Sterling made it clear Friday that he wasn't going away, suing the NBA for more than $1 billion for its decision to ban him for life and force him to sell the franchise.
Sterling's camp, in its lawsuit, claims that the move to terminate his ownership "is unconstitutional, in breach of contract, in restraint of trade, in breach of fiduciary duties and ... is malicious and oppressive."
The lawsuit also states that "the forced sale of the Los Angeles Clippers threatens not only to produce a lower price than a non-forced sale, but more importantly, it injures competition and forces antitrust injury by making the ... market unresponsive to ... the operation of the free market."
"(Sterling believes) that the NBA's forced sale ... would create damages of at least $1 billion, which includes capital gains taxes, unnecessary and increased investment-banking fees, legal and transactional costs, and the loss of all future appreciation in the Los Angeles Clippers franchise value," it adds.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/05/30/us/nba-clippers-sterling/
Sterling's lawyer also told CBS that Sterling has not approved the Ballmer offer and is fighting the sale.
When you've never gone to law school, never had any significant business negotiations, never run a business (not to mention hired or fired anyone), you might not want to speculation on what someone who has done those things will do, or what legal counsel will instruct.
It will leave the impression you're a dope.
Originally Posted by akphidelt
Yea, and his lawyers will tell him if you fight you will lose, your best option is to sell. He will sell.
@)
(CNN) -- Los Angeles Clippers co-owner Donald Sterling made it clear Friday that he wasn't going away, suing the NBA for more than $1 billion for its decision to ban him for life and force him to sell the franchise.
Sterling's camp, in its lawsuit, claims that the move to terminate his ownership "is unconstitutional, in breach of contract, in restraint of trade, in breach of fiduciary duties and ... is malicious and oppressive."
The lawsuit also states that "the forced sale of the Los Angeles Clippers threatens not only to produce a lower price than a non-forced sale, but more importantly, it injures competition and forces antitrust injury by making the ... market unresponsive to ... the operation of the free market."
"(Sterling believes) that the NBA's forced sale ... would create damages of at least $1 billion, which includes capital gains taxes, unnecessary and increased investment-banking fees, legal and transactional costs, and the loss of all future appreciation in the Los Angeles Clippers franchise value," it adds.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/05/30/us/nba-clippers-sterling/
Sterling's lawyer also told CBS that Sterling has not approved the Ballmer offer and is fighting the sale.
When you've never gone to law school, never had any significant business negotiations, never run a business (not to mention hired or fired anyone), you might not want to speculation on what someone who has done those things will do, or what legal counsel will instruct.
It will leave the impression you're a dope.
I don't know what part of the team selling you are having problems with, lol. Game is over. Ak wins... I do not give a crap what he does now or what his lawyers are saying to the public. He obviously took his best option like I said he would the entire time.
Notice the utter delusion and lies here.
Sterling is fighting the sale of the team. Nobody is just "saying" it to the public. The suit has been filed. You have been provided multiple references to that.
You bizarrely saying he is not doing this is a laughable joke.
Of course, you are a laughable joke.
Anyway, this is a fun trip down memory lane
05-16-2014, 08:35 PM
No real world experience response:
Fun fact: The lawsuit says Donald Sterling is still a co-trustee and doesn't want to sell the team.
…
Donald Sterling can try to reinstate his trusteeship by appealing to the California Probate Court.
http://www.myfoxphilly.com/story/25657839/nba-owners-to-vote-on-clippers-sale-sterling-sues
[and: “violating anti-trust violations by forcing the sale”]
http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Sports...ues-NBA-over-forced-Clippers-sale-Buzzer-shot
[and: His lawsuit makes clear that he believes the NBA has no right to force such a sale, just as the league was wrong in banning him for life and fining him. In addition to damages, the lawsuit seeks a restraining order.]
http://www.cnn.com/2014/05/30/us/nba-clippers-sterling/
OOF. That leaves a mark
05-16-2014, 09:07 PM
More OOF
Bigger mark.
Wisdom & experience beats silly little kid Internet bluster yet again.
Carry on, clown.
05-16-2014, 08:35 PM
No real world experience response:
Fun fact: The lawsuit says Donald Sterling is still a co-trustee and doesn't want to sell the team.
…
Donald Sterling can try to reinstate his trusteeship by appealing to the California Probate Court.
http://www.myfoxphilly.com/story/25657839/nba-owners-to-vote-on-clippers-sale-sterling-sues
[and: “violating anti-trust violations by forcing the sale”]
http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Sports...ues-NBA-over-forced-Clippers-sale-Buzzer-shot
[and: His lawsuit makes clear that he believes the NBA has no right to force such a sale, just as the league was wrong in banning him for life and fining him. In addition to damages, the lawsuit seeks a restraining order.]
http://www.cnn.com/2014/05/30/us/nba-clippers-sterling/
OOF. That leaves a mark
05-16-2014, 09:07 PM
More OOF
Bigger mark.
Wisdom & experience beats silly little kid Internet bluster yet again.
Carry on, clown.
He's suing for $1b in damages for being forced to sell his team. My argument is over with. If you want to argue that lawsuit I will, but in terms of the team being sold... it's a done deal. Steve Ballmer is the owner of the Clippers.
NBA executive vice president and general counsel Rick Buchanan called Sterling's lawsuit baseless and said Sterling did not have any recourse since his wife had sold the team.
"There was no 'forced sale' of his team by the NBA - which means his antitrust and conversion claims are completely invalid," Buchanan said in a statement.
http://m.economictimes.com/nba-move...-for-1-billion/PDAET/articleshow/35842787.cms
A goofy, laughable lie.
Donald Sterling, the disgraced owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, sued the National Basketball Association on Friday as he fights to retain control of the franchise, while former Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer stands by ready to pay a record $2 billion for the team.
...
If the sale to Mr. Ballmer occurs, it would come at a price almost four times as much as anyone has paid for an NBA team.
http://online.wsj.com/articles/clippers-owner-donald-sterling-sues-nba-in-federal-court-1401499462
Remember!
is lawyers will tell him if you fight you will lose, your best option is to sell. He will sell.
