Clearlake Out Protests

No idea who this bloke is but being double badged sat in your own living room chatting to a camera is pretty much why football is so f**ked in this country.
Regardless of what you might think of him, it does seem awfully coincidental that they are trying to shut his channel down a few days after they posted some potentially damaging information about Clearlake's investment in Chelsea.

 
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Regardless of what you might think of him, it does seem awfully coincidental that they are trying to shut his channel down a few days after they posted some potentially damaging information about Clearlake's investment in Chelsea.
Have to put the man aside and still take on the message.

It like Johnny's passion for Chelsea. He has been spot on about what blueco have done, and continue to do, to our club.

while my gut feeling, in addition to who Clearlake are, were my reasons for being against this ownership from the get go, Johnny did the digging, he found out straight facts on what Clearlake are doing, all this pr bs they spin and the certainly immoral and possibly illegal stuff they have done.

This is 100% Clearlake pulling in favours to take his channel. We have seen how thy have bought the media.

 
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I can't stand that guy. He's so cringy, spouting his catchphrases every 30 seconds.
He does come across a bit nuts at times, but his heart is in the right place and he does love the club. I can't watch too much of him though for the reasons you listed. I don't really watch too much Chelsea content on Youtube anyway, it's basically just reading Twitter news which I can do myself.

The worst of the lot is the official Chelsea Youtube channel. I can't stand watching our players act like clowns in some sh*tty cooking challenge after we have taken another beaten on the pitch. I just find the state of the club to be a complete embarrassment to be honest.

 
Protest is not going to do f**k all. BlueCo are not leaving so deal with that, any change that’s going to come is via monetary consequences that’s the only thing they understand.
This is only true if you think of BlueCo as a billion-dollar business. There is a chasm between a billion-dollar business and a $95bn private equity fund that basically trades billion-dollar businesses. There is no monetary consequence for Clearlake specifically, they can write off their ~2bn stake in Chelsea tomorrow as a footnote in their books and offset it against money they made with other ventures.

Protest is the one thing that is affecting these clowns. Only protest led to them having to make statements to the media. It's protest that has led to a forensic examination of their finances, laid their fraud bare, and damaged their reputation with their investors and lenders. Protest is the only way to ensure financial consequences for a corporation of this size.

 
This is only true if you think of BlueCo as a billion-dollar business. There is a chasm between a billion-dollar business and a $95bn private equity fund that basically trades billion-dollar businesses. There is no monetary consequence for Clearlake specifically, they can write off their ~2bn stake in Chelsea tomorrow as a footnote in their books and offset it against money they made with other ventures.

Protest is the one thing that is affecting these clowns. Only protest led to them having to make statements to the media. It's protest that has led to a forensic examination of their finances, laid their fraud bare, and damaged their reputation with their investors and lenders. Protest is the only way to ensure financial consequences for a corporation of this size.
And perhaps one day our club will have a soul again.

 
This is 100% Clearlake pulling in favours to take his channel. We have seen how thy have bought the media.
Anyone can get a copyright strike issued. There are botfarms dedicated to scanning videos for alleged unauthorised use of footage or music and pinging the creator with a strike. YouTube's 'process' makes any proceeding practically impossible for creators outside the US to defend or respond, as it can involve court-ordered arbitration in the US. It's been a big topic in the music/music gear space for a few years, where some really big teaching and audio production channels have had copyright strikes levied against them by the big record companies using third parties.

 
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