PIF revealed its 2026-2030 strategy today. The only explicit mention of sports is “esports,” and its in reference to investments over the last decade. Notable: “sports & leisure” was included as a sector of focus in its 2021-2025 strategy.
Personally wouldn’t be arsed if they sold us. Probably not a popular opinion but that’s how I see it
Shabba6 on
Nothing like adding 1 + 1 and getting 3… means nothing stop the worry.
thebestbev on
They seem to be dropping LIV golf….
charlos74 on
Have you read the whole report?
The_Best_Smart on
As long as they keep providing us with the maximum amount of money allowable by the rules, idgaf about any of this other noise.
Malthusian90 on
One passage in an executive summary. Don’t worry about it.
smshing on
Newcastle United is only mentioned once in their entire website in 2021 so I wouldn’t sweat on this doomer.
MattLaidlow on
The investment in the new training ground is a pretty clear sign they’re involved for a while. Not announced, but quite sure people have spotted the plot of land that’s marked for it.
JackAndrewThorne on
They also only mention oil in terms of “non-oil GDP” and don’t mention mining at all… Never mind construction or finance!
And I hardly think they are pulling out of those sectors.
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Personally wouldn’t be arsed if they sold us. Probably not a popular opinion but that’s how I see it
Nothing like adding 1 + 1 and getting 3… means nothing stop the worry.
They seem to be dropping LIV golf….
Have you read the whole report?
As long as they keep providing us with the maximum amount of money allowable by the rules, idgaf about any of this other noise.
One passage in an executive summary. Don’t worry about it.
Newcastle United is only mentioned once in their entire website in 2021 so I wouldn’t sweat on this doomer.
The investment in the new training ground is a pretty clear sign they’re involved for a while. Not announced, but quite sure people have spotted the plot of land that’s marked for it.
They also only mention oil in terms of “non-oil GDP” and don’t mention mining at all… Never mind construction or finance!
And I hardly think they are pulling out of those sectors.