Paul Brown
@pbsportswriter.bsky.social
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Investigative reporter, freelance, specialising in sport. You will see me in Josimar and many UK nationals
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Two warring Russian oligarchs, and a mystery which takes us from London to Cyprus, Miami, and Georgia via private investigators, saunas and strip clubs, involving a trio of litigation funders including… 777 Partners. For Byline Times with Will Neal bylinetimes.com/2025/07/30/m...
Mystery at the Heart of £1 Billion UK Legal Offensive Against Top Putin Ally
A sanctioned former Kremlin politician was sued for shares in his multi-billion-dollar fertiliser company. But why did a trio of companies with links to Russian interests in football get involved?
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The consistency of the pairs on the blueline is making me wonder who the top pair will be
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Also in here
- how Leadenhall is demanding 777 Partners apply search terms in discovery including “sham” “sucker” “dumb” “dipshit” “bankrupt” “loser” and “asshole”
- how lawyers for 777 Partners claim they are going unpaid
- and what Russell Slade has to do with anything
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How have I only just discovered Blue Eye Samurai? It’s a work of art
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Wait until the full story comes out!
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I don’t believe so. They needed Everton to attract fresh investors to keep the whole business alive
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pbsportswriter.bsky.social
Two warring Russian oligarchs, and a mystery which takes us from London to Cyprus, Miami, and Georgia via private investigators, saunas and strip clubs, involving a trio of litigation funders including… 777 Partners. For Byline Times with Will Neal bylinetimes.com/2025/07/30/m...
Mystery at the Heart of £1 Billion UK Legal Offensive Against Top Putin Ally
A sanctioned former Kremlin politician was sued for shares in his multi-billion-dollar fertiliser company. But why did a trio of companies with links to Russian interests in football get involved?
bylinetimes.com
pbsportswriter.bsky.social
Two warring Russian oligarchs, and a mystery which takes us from London to Cyprus, Miami, and Georgia via private investigators, saunas and strip clubs, involving a trio of litigation funders including… 777 Partners. For Byline Times with Will Neal bylinetimes.com/2025/07/30/m...
Mystery at the Heart of £1 Billion UK Legal Offensive Against Top Putin Ally
A sanctioned former Kremlin politician was sued for shares in his multi-billion-dollar fertiliser company. But why did a trio of companies with links to Russian interests in football get involved?
bylinetimes.com
pbsportswriter.bsky.social
Stanley Cup finals - & in fact NHL playoffs in general - have been the best sport on TV all year. And there are Finns everywhere! 🇫🇮🏒🥅
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Looking forward to getting stuck into this 💙
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The Telegraph were "deceived" by someone who claimed to be called Al, married to Ali, have three children called Ali, Barry and Harry, wasn't old enough for his claimed years of work and life experience and who apparently had a gardener who came 24 times a year for a total annual cost of £230.
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Was it common sense? Or was Moshiri left with no choice? More than one source told us 777 defaulted on the agreement they signed with him
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He’d obviously be a great fit on the ice and generate huge excitement but I’m having a hard time believing he would ditch a contender for a rebuild or that Grier would pay what it would take to tempt him (or that it would be worth it!)
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Always nice to see your work in print too
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UPDATE: In a new legal filing, Leadenhall has now accused 777/A-CAP of breaching their injunction re the Everton deal
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UPDATE: In a new legal filing, Leadenhall has now accused 777/A-CAP of breaching their injunction re the Everton deal