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    Thought I read not long ago Brum were in debt to the tune of millions £££££'s? If so where's all the cash coming from to buy all this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brin View Post
    Thought I read not long ago Brum were in debt to the tune of millions £££££'s? If so where's all the cash coming from to buy all this?
    Club bought by Knighthead Capital Management, said to be worth $9bn

    Tom Wagner at the helm at the club, who is a millionaire, he's brought American football legend Tom Brady into the project.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ericsladkilnhurst View Post
    Club bought by Knighthead Capital Management, said to be worth $9bn

    Tom Wagner at the helm at the club, who is a millionaire, he's brought American football legend Tom Brady into the project.
    Knighthead are buying the land not BCFC.
    There is a difference between the club and the chairman or one of his companies developing the stadium complex!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gainsbro_Miller View Post
    Knighthead are buying the land not BCFC.
    There is a difference between the club and the chairman or one of his companies developing the stadium complex!
    Knighthead Capital buying the site, they also own Birmingham City FC, to which the club will play
    at when the project is completed, so still same ownership, i understand where you are coming
    from Gainsbro_Miller.
    Birmingham City council selling a lot of land off, to bring money into the coffers.

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    Maybe kind of similair to our case,the council sold their old dwellings site to Tesco,with the money acquired funded the riverside house site and all the land surrounding it.and then we was allowed to build nys on it..

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