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Re: FT article on League One transfer fees
According to "Forbes" latest figures his current wealth is actually $5.8b
Re: FT article on League One transfer fees
And we were "cheap as chips" in terms of purchase price.
Re: FT article on League One transfer fees
Not sure why you take such a pessimistic view of the future. For starters, why would Lomtadze spend so much money on the academy (10-15 new staff with lengthy contracts, 5 year lease on the training ground, massive upgrades at Harlington including £1m pitch etc) if he didn’t intend being in charge for the long term? Also, his fortune is apparently listed as 3.5 billion pounds so it would need Armageddon for that to disappear and even if it did we would still be an attractive proposition to any potential buyers.
Re: FT article on League One transfer fees
Is it that much of a mystery? We're near London, two promotions from the Premier League, no significant debt, a good name within the game with a fairly compliant fanbase.
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Re: FT article on League One transfer fees
Little Wycombe ends if we get promotion. For the time being small home crowds and a savvy media team can keep the image going for a bit longer.
Re: FT article on League One transfer fees
Someone might have said the same about Roman Abramovich and his billions
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Re: Reading offer Bearwood training ground to Wycombe
Yeah they play in the same league as my local side (West Didsbury and Chorlton) and are currently top. Crowds hovering around 2500 this season - they did get 5834 on Boxing Day though, which is sensational for step 5.
Re: FT article on League One transfer fees
I was thinking about this the other day.
The only good suggestion I can think of is that the trust sell the ground, and put the money it into a high yielding trustee savings account, to be used if ever required to save Wycombe Wanderers from bankruptcy, or to found a phoenix club.
Re: Match Day Thread: Preston (FA CUP)
Luckily, it being MK I was able to easily move seats stands.