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Post by Fisch on Sept 20, 2024 19:57:28 GMT
Rob Couhig, the man who bankrolled and rebuilt Wycombe, has sold his shares in the club and intended to buy Reading. He thought it was a done deal and had already put $$$ into the Royals but, today, he had to pull out after (according Reading fans) the existing owner became greedy and difficult.
So now Wycombe have lost their sugar daddy, Reading have possibly lost their chance of survival and Couhig's money and enthusiasm probably lost to English football. He is a pal and fellow YouTube video maker with Nigel Travis. You never know....
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Post by dohnut on Sept 20, 2024 20:06:36 GMT
He could do worse.
Wycombe have a new billionaire owner so they will be fine.
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Post by orientsc on Sept 21, 2024 4:31:00 GMT
Rob Couhig, the man who bankrolled and rebuilt Wycombe, has sold his shares in the club and intended to buy Reading. He thought it was a done deal and had already put $$$ into the Royals but, today, he had to pull out after (according Reading fans) the existing owner became greedy and difficult. So now Wycombe have lost their sugar daddy, Reading have possibly lost their chance of survival and Couhig's money and enthusiasm probably lost to English football. He is a pal and fellow YouTube video maker with Nigel Travis. You never know.... I think, maybe, I know where you’re going with this thread. I’ve heard an interview with him on the Price of Football podcast and I looked him up back then. He tried to buy Yeovil Town before Wycombe. He is a fan of English football and has a passion for the business of it he has said. He's hard not to like for me. New Orleans lawyer turned business innovator. His family is involved in his sport ventures and he seems a lot like a NT/KT type of ambitious in sport kind of guy and also a former minor league baseball owner like Nick Semaca. This would be an exciting addition for the Orient if it went in that direction. Where y’at Rob Couhig? |
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