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If the outcome was Clearlake buying out Boehly, Walters and Wyss for their shares to gain full ownership and control of the club, I doubt much would change from the way things are now.
Boehly's been nothing but a glorified rubber stamp for almost two years now and in that time it's been Clearlake who make all the important decisions. Walters and Wyss (both with just under 13% share like Boehly) have been more or less silent partners with no decision-making power even now.
But if the outcome was Boehly buying out Clearlake, things could be a bit unpredictable and there's really no way to know which way things would go. But this scenario seems more far-fetched because Clearlake don't seem interested in selling and I doubt Boehly could afford it anyway.
Boehly's been nothing but a glorified rubber stamp for almost two years now and in that time it's been Clearlake who make all the important decisions. Walters and Wyss (both with just under 13% share like Boehly) have been more or less silent partners with no decision-making power even now.
But if the outcome was Boehly buying out Clearlake, things could be a bit unpredictable and there's really no way to know which way things would go. But this scenario seems more far-fetched because Clearlake don't seem interested in selling and I doubt Boehly could afford it anyway.
It's like a TV series at this point. I look forward to the Succession-style HBO series in a couple of years 
Maybe one of those Amazon Prime documentaries. "All for Nothing: Chelsea"It's like a TV series at this point. I look forward to the Succession-style HBO series in a couple of years
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It's painful enough watching it in real-time, I don't think I'd survive the dramatisation!It's like a TV series at this point. I look forward to the Succession-style HBO series in a couple of years
