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Originally posted by Shandybass:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by AdamJH:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Shandybass:
But anyhoo, £35 for a equal share in a football club can't be bad, can it?
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You don't actually 'own' any of the club for £35 do you?
I'm not certain though as I haven't done any research into it. </BLOCKQUOTE>
Yep, you sure do. You will own 1 equal share in the club. Held through a trust. </BLOCKQUOTE>
When i last read it you owned feck all. You spend £35 a season to buy a vote for that season. You dont pay your money and not only dont you get a vote but you walk away with nothing.
Everyone pools their money and gives it to the person who then buys a club with it and lets you vote on it for one season.
In fact i imagine nobody has even been given a contract. They have just all donated their money to this one man who then owns a football club. I think he says if it all goes tits up he will donate your money to charity.
Not only will this be bad for the club, who in the hell wants to manage a club but have no control over anything?
If its run as a supporters trust where everyone pooled their money, got an actual share of the club and then elected board members etc to run it properly and left the decisions to the manager then i would consider it a great thing. A supports trust each putting in a bit when they wanted to buy a player etc.