There's bound to be small print....27quid for a meaty german lager and 44 quid for a bratwurst is my guess. Joking aside, it's a great idea, I love the way the germans do football.Interesting article on the back page of yesterday's Times' Sport Section, about Fortuna Dusseldorf's plans to allow free entry to all their home games within the next three years. They've also gone a step further than the Bundesliga's 50+1 ownership rule and gone for 100% member ownership.
What price Doug King sparking a second Sky Blue revolution and doing the same? Then he would be worthy of a statue.
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Take sandwiches.There's bound to be small print....27quid for a meaty german lager and 44 quid for a bratwurst is my guess. Joking aside, it's a great idea, I love the way the germans do football.
SandvichesTake sandwiches.
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Would be interesting to see wage bill in Germany compared to England. I would look but I can't be bothered.I’m guessing TV revenues fund the club then.
I think they're looking to fund it through sponsorship.I’m guessing TV revenues fund the club then.
Average salary £38k a weekWould be interesting to see wage bill in Germany compared to England. I would look but I can't be bothered.
Too busy making sandviches?Would be interesting to see wage bill in Germany compared to England. I would look but I can't be bothered.
They are.I think they're looking to fund it through sponsorship.
butterbrotmitfullungSandviches
Why would he spend his own money to buy the club, and then make it 100% fan owned?Interesting article on the back page of yesterday's Times' Sport Section, about Fortuna Dusseldorf's plans to allow free entry to all their home games within the next three years. They've also gone a step further than the Bundesliga's 50+1 ownership rule and gone for 100% member ownership.
What price Doug King sparking a second Sky Blue revolution and doing the same? Then he would be worthy of a statue.
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Just maybe he'd want to leave a lasting legacy and be remembered as a great philanthropist. Stranger things have happened. Presumably he's financially secure, in which case he really doesn't need to be chasing more money. As for the business plan, if you can secure adequate sponsorship then you're sorted. On debt, weren't we told the club's now debt free?Why would he spend his own money to buy the club, and then make it 100% fan owned?
That's hardly a business plan.
And who owns the inevitable debt that will eventually come?
And you can't have 3 posts on here without an argument and name calling breaking out, imagine some of the bell ends on here running the show
Even booshJust maybe he'd want to leave a lasting legacy and be remembered as a great philanthropist. Stranger things have happened. Presumably he's financially secure, in which case he really doesn't need to be chasing more money. As for the business plan, if you can secure adequate sponsorship then you're sorted. On debt, weren't we told the club's now debt free?
Come on Doug, be bold and you can write your name in English football history, and we can all (even Boosh!) have a genuine share in our club.
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