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To borrow a phrase
‘My sources tell me that the golf course is about to be sold’
Doesn’t belong to Latics – part of the Whelan Estates portfolio
The party who is buying it wants to turn it back into a golf course, however
over the period of time one of the holes has been sold off to a third partyDoesn’t belong to Latics – part of the Whelan Estates portfolioThe party who is buying it wants to turn it back into a golf course, however
over the period of time one of the holes has been sold off to a third partyFunny how then if it didn’t belong to Latics why it would have taken Latics money from Sky to develop the facility.
Same at New Springfield is it Latics who pay for the pitch developments or does the landlord pay for all that? By landlord I mean Wigan Athletic holdings or whatever the name is.Same at New Springfield is it Latics who pay for the pitch developments or does the landlord pay for all that? By landlord I mean Wigan Athletic holdings or whatever the name is.There are two companies within Wigan Athletic Holdings – Wigan Athletic AFC Limited (which is the football club), and Wigan Football Company Limited (which runs the stadium).
They are separate companies, but Dave Whelan has underwritten both.
Have a look at the two sets of company accounts.
There are two companies within Wigan Athletic Holdings – Wigan Athletic AFC Limited (which is the football club), and Wigan Football Company Limited (which runs the stadium).They are separate companies, but Dave Whelan has underwritten both.
Have a look at the two sets of company accounts.
Probably explains why Whelan cant even give the football club away, as the value is contained in the bit he isn’t offering for sale.
A bit like an Estate agent trying to flog the fresh air surrounding a property.
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