enjoy wrote: ↑26 May 2022, 11:59
Oh, the irony...

iSamsung wrote: ↑07 May 2022, 21:25

Keturlapis_Dobilas wrote: ↑07 May 2022, 19:41

QwR wrote: ↑07 May 2022, 17:47

Negalvojau, kad vatnikų ir forume turim. Tikrai jo "tautybė" kalta dėl sankcijų.

Jis ne vatnikas, jis tiesiog durnelis visiškai nesuprantantis situacijos.

Tau gydytis durneli ne laikas dar? Panasu kad pats nelabai supranti situacijos, durneli )

Prie ko cia vatnikas? tautybe kalta? Tai man savo teta, triju vaiku motina, kuri nori begt is ten pradet smerkt????? Ne tik arogancija lipa per jusu egzzzzpertu ziaunas, bet dar ir atsilupimas.

iSamsung wrote: ↑07 May 2022, 17:03neatrodo sąžininga, kad tautybė apriboja tavo teises kažką turėti...

Chelsea said in a statement: "Of the total investment being made, £2.5bn will be applied to purchase the shares in the Club and such proceeds will be deposited into a frozen UK bank account with the intention to donate 100 per cent to charitable causes as confirmed by Roman Abramovich.

This week, departing Chelsea owner Abramovich denied he wants his £1.5billion loan to the Blues repaid and has committed to giving proceeds from the sale of the club to charity.

"Since the initial announcement, Mr Abramovich's team has identified senior representatives from UN bodies and large global charitable organizations who have been tasked with forming a Foundation and setting out a plan for its activities. The lead independent expert has had conversations with Government representatives presenting the structure and initial plans.

"Mr Abramovich has not been involved in this work and it has been managed independently by experts with years of experience working in humanitarian organizations.

The UK government will not allow the sale to go through unless it is completely certain Abramovich will not receive any of the proceeds.