Tim Bezbatchenko: How Bournemouth Became A Destination For The Best Young Talent (Ep94)
Multi-club ownership groups have had a tough year in the eyes of many, with high profile cases around Crystal Palace & Lyon as well as Forest & Olympiacos showing the competitive risk of one owner or group having too much control over multiple entities. But, and it is a big but, this model can be a hugely valuable…
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