Twilight of Doom

Business of Sport Summit

insider put on some more terrific business events last week. we also did our commencement conference, the business of sport top. it was a great day to be talking respecting the north west as a sporting region as the city buzzed with excitement (and, understandably, incontinence) for the uefa cup final. we of course didn’t recollect rangers would be coming when we planned it.single of the best speakers was chris ronnie, the chief executive of jjb sports who did indeed bind in answer to a undoubtedly (from me, as the moderator of that session) that he is actively looking to buy blackburn rovers, he is acting in concert with other people known to me, but his captivate is genuine and compatible with what alan nixon has reported in the papers he writes for and on the rovers supporters message board, thread is here.he offered the caveat that he is a business man who likes looking at deals. it may come to nothing.rothschild in london are handling the sale on behalf of the walker trust.from my point of look at, as a rovers supporter, this all throws up concerns. the biggest of which is the waning cut of the walker trustees. our april magazine carried a detailed feature on this by david conn, author of the skilful practise deceit and a regular columnist in the guardian. if anyone is interested i can send them a pdf of it. please leave me a speech on this site with your email address and i’ll send a copy, or i can record it if someone can help me go to over that outstanding technical hurdle.

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