Sportswashing

[JGalt]

Probably means more to us due to the element of surprise.

that is funny, although Haaland has failed to score with his last four guilt edge chances, that could be a crisis in the haaland household

[Townerslovechild]

I Don't think the club needs to be in Premier league to attract super rich investors.
There's Chansiri at Wednesday, or the Bournemouth owners, I'm sure they took over before they were in the big time.
Obviously these people there for the bug bucks,but nothing is guaranteed in football.
It is possible for a smaller club like Rotherham to do it without huge investment, but it's very unlikely.

[frogmiller]

Everyone seems against sports washing unless there club is chosen

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

His question didn't mention anything about Arabs on camels, that's just your passive racism kicking in again.

Just like your comments about certain RUFC players.

Keep bleating 🐑

[Redshank]

Everyone seems against sports washing unless their club is chosen

Sums up modern day life/ethics Frog.

Re the OP.... Success at any cost? No, that would be the final straw for me. I feel thoroughly disillusioned with football as it is. Foreign ownership backed by dirty money would be a long term disaster for us.

It's been said before; be careful what you wish for.