04 Sep 2026 09:23:34
I think personally that multi club ownership is a disasterous route. There is no way 100% of your buisness is going to the one major factor and the first purchase will always be your favourite because they were the first brick in your new venture: ie Roma. We may generate more money through Premier League revenue but Roma are consistently in European football and always around a challenge for the title or a top 4-6 place year in year out were we are falling between relegation or hoping for a top 10 finish which I a say heavy hearted thats the club we have become. Under gross miss managemet since Kenwright took over and those who followed.
Roma will always be there prefered option there regular visitors to watch them yet in the 2 years since aquiring us have never set foot in either Goodison or Bramley Moor and that in a nutshell shows you exactly what they think of us. We are a cash cow for them and dont think the euros in 2028 is gonna keep them here because no revenue will be made for them because everything sold in or around the stadium is UEFA merchandise even the stadium is renamed due to advertising sanctions so lets hope they sell up sharpish and we have a singular owner who will only want nil satis nisi optinum for all concerned UTFT
04 Sep 2026 11:28:19
Premier League club single ownership is out of reach, hence the need for multiple investment.
04 Sep 2026 13:48:31
I am talking about ownership, not investment. Look at the Brighton and Bournemouth model. They may have investors, but are owned by one person. Same with Arsenal, no multi-club ownership there?