Hamilton not interested in taking over English football club after all
15:00, 19 Jan 2023
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Earlier this month, news emerged that Lewis Hamilton would make another attempt to co-own an English football club. Now it seems the seven-time world champion is not part of the bid for Manchester United after all, says the British Independent.
Hamilton not interested in Manchester United after all
Hamilton is not involved in Jim Ratcliffe's bid for Manchester United after all. The 70-year-old is one of Britain's richest men with the success of global company Ineos, which is also the main partner and third shareholder of Mercedes' Formula One team.
Last year, Hamilton was part of Martin Broughton's failed bid to buy English football club Chelsea. Despite earlier reports in the British media, it looks like Hamilton is not interested in Manchester United after all. The football club's current owners reported in November that a sale of the club was in the works.
Ratcliffe, like Hamilton, was also interested in taking over Chelsea. The co-owner of Mercedes made a £4.25 billion bid for the football club, but that amount was not enough. Again, Ratcliffe will have to consider other interested parties this time.
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Lewis isn't "taking over" any premiership football clubs. He doesn't have the money for that.
There is 3 things Hamilton must keep his eye on. An 8th title and a seat at Ferrari or Cadillac. Period.
Isn't Period 4 things?
Lol. That time of the month.
Listen you whatever head. And you aint gonna score nothing for moons. Period.
Full stop!
Period as in?
Apparently the moon affect periods. Could it be why Hamilton is so emotional sometimes?
He got enough attention this week. Next month he will once again be interested.
Thats all it was always about as I predicted when the story first surfaced.
Take over Man U?
Oh dear.
Listen my friend. Im here to talk racing not soccer. Period.
Well Lewis was part of a group that wanted to by Manchester United. The price went up and the investors in that group where asked to put more money into the deal, and a few of them including Lewis declined . Thats from a few sources.
Aaaahhh did you think Lewis alone was bidding from the club lol ? ? ? thats funny .
That's your own obsession with Hamilton and its getting ridiculous now