02 Apr 2026 11:55:06
Bought & sold their way into the footballing wilderness, is anybody remotely interested how much profit or loss they’ve made out of our football club? We haven’t seen any proper Premiership football played by our team in the last six seasons and relied on there being three worse teams, Fosun’s luck run out, it was always going too, their time has to be up, any promotion challenge is highly unlikely, they’ve proved beyond doubt it’s not their game.
Just a thought: if two actors can buy a club in Wales and take it from strength to strength why can’t a Billionaire conglomerate?
02 Apr 2026 14:44:46
Unless Fosun reclaim their loans to the club, they will make a loss. The issue they also have is the club, in the Championship, will be worth about what they should have paid for it, the £30m investment.
It doesn't matter if a new owner is a billionaire or not. What matters is their interest in growing the club, and how much they want to stump up to make it happen.
This also depends on their ability to actually run the club.
Fosun are a rich group. They have failed in key areas. You need both the money and the competence to be able to make things better. New owners at any point, competence is not guaranteed.
02 Apr 2026 14:45:47
3 wins all season, sold our best players, and still lost £15 million, while the best fans in the Premiership keep attending the games and supporting the team through this debacle. Everyone at the club should hang their head in shame. Utterly pathetic!
02 Apr 2026 18:09:52
To answer your question, Ron, how? Simple, it's called ambition.
03 Apr 2026 13:06:45
Best fans in the Premier League, Major Frank
Really? I think there are seven clubs ahead of us, including Newcastle and Leeds, but it's a good debate.