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Post by OohMac on Nov 7, 2018 12:59:04 GMT
Wigan have been bought by a Hong Kong consortium for £22M which usually wouldn't relate to us but now we have to ask ourselves. Is Kens £30M completely unrealistic or have Wigan sold at the wrong price?
I genuinely don't understand football finance. Why were FA even considering Khans approach to accept less for Wembley? JJB or DW costs £30M. The players I'd imagine a conservative estimate for their players would be £15-20M? Then they probably have a youth academy etc.
Begs the question does Ken need to drop his asking price to attract new ownership or are there factors that aren't being reported. Seems odd.
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Post by riochforthereebok on Nov 7, 2018 23:19:20 GMT
It’s a good shout OooM Wigan also have Euxton and a decent income from the loan of the pitch to Wigan Warriors and for a paltry £22m for a Championship club, Ken is living in a dream world if he thinks we are worth one pound more than that!! The hotel is just an add on to the south stand and it’s aged now, looks like an old working men’s club after 22 years so that’s not much of an added value, it is what is it and it’s not worth more than £25m at best
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