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Hill-wood not Willing to Sell Arsenal

According to a statement made by Hill-Wood toHill-Wood and the other board affiliates
BBC reporters, none of the major shareholdersdiscarded his effort to bring in investment
are interested in selling at the present timefrom American billionaire Stan Kroenke and
and have no intention of the selling the clubstated that the survival of the club against
anywhere within the near future. He alsoits competition would be impossible without
acknowledged that no offers will be welcomedthe  assets  of  foreign  investment.
unless they were very attractive and
reasonable  tenders.Nevertheless Hill-Wood is not against the new
coming of foreign shareholders and is aware
The initiative of foreign investment wasthat such happenings would be beneficial to
proposed by previous vice-chairman for thethe club, but has preserved his belief that
Gunners, David Dein, when he sold his 14.58%the strategy of financial cautiousness is the
shares within Arsenal for £75m to Red andcorrect  way  to  handle  things.
White Holdings Ltd, a business co-owned by
Usmanov, and his associate Farhad Moshiri.According to his belief the reason for such
After the deal Dein was selected as thenegotiations will be working together so that
corporation's chairman. Such corporation madethe backers make the profit they are out for
a noteworthy profit from the selling ofand that the team can benefit from it without
Dein's  shares  to  Usmanov.the outcome turning into an end of the year
shortage.
Dein then resigned from the club when



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