Wolves owners selling assets

[soulman101]

https://www.expressandstar.com/news/...s-major-debts/
If Foson are having problems, god knows how ain't got a pot to p11ss in lai is getting on

[mickd1961]

Fancy that, Chinese who can’t be trusted!

They are the nastiest and most corrupt little s h y s t e r s I’ve ever dealt with.

A horrible race of people to deal with, possibly due to the way they are ruled but none the less, unscrupulous, devious little s h I t s.

[baggieal]

Fancy that, Chinese who can’t be trusted!

They are the nastiest and most corrupt little s h y s t e r s I’ve ever dealt with.

A horrible race of people to deal with, possibly due to the way they are ruled but none the less, unscrupulous, devious little s h I t s.

It makes you think when the media go on about girls not being allowed to be educated in Afghanistan or there’s abuse in Qatar with gays etc when the Chinese still run sweat shops to produce many of their goods! It’s a fact western buyers go out - are shown lovely factories in the pretence of where their goods are made but in reality they are manufactured in s hit conditions in slave camps. Many companies like Sports Direct or Amazon wouldn’t care anyway as long as it does not come back to bite them as it’s all about profit albeit not declaring any!!’ Horrible people and all for themselves and not interested in integrating into society

[Omegstrat6]

China has changed so much over the course of this century-and not for the better! I remember reading Tim Clissold's "Mr China" which told of the difficulties with doing business with the country once it finally opened up its doors to foreign investment in 1986 and the vast gulf in cultures which was a very interesting read. By 2001 China had joined the WTO and a combination of both Western greed (companies outsourcing production there to save costs) and the Chinese CCP's desire for greater power and control have led us to where we are today. There is much in Chinese culture to be admired but it will take a lot more than "Tank Man" or "Bridge Man" protests to overthrow the corrupt and increasingly authoritarian Xi ping regime.

[WBA1955]

Appalling that people like this are allowed near a football club. I have never seen a good Chinese owner, I thought Fosun were the exception but apparently not. Something hasn't been right there for a bit. Mendez and Nuno had put a decent side together, still not good enough to beat us but they made more of a game of it.
Fosun assured the fans that they would turn them into the Manchester United of the Midlands, but they appear to have lost interest allowing Wolves best players to leave and buying inferior ones.
Any owners with serious ambition don't do that and hell we should know.