Basically, no (In my opinion, anyway)

If they are in it for the money, they are either the likes of Glazer at Man Utd or somewhere with a regular ?20-?30m profit minus player purchases, or various lower-League "Saviours" who have sold training grounds, sold stadiums, generally ripped the fans and local businesses, and milked the club like a cow. Sam Hammam, George Reynolds, and their ilk.

Maybe I'm just pessimistic, but the biggest challenge for the club is finding someone to take over who not only has the cash but also the best interests of the club at heart.

Posted By: Iwan Husarmi, Dec 3, 16:25:58