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GordonMuchallNo1Fan said:
Time will tell I guess. You never know with takeovers. A lot of people will be delighted to see the back of Raj Singh.

They've done well to keep this quiet.
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Time will tell mate but let’s rejoice at this news. The club had been stagnating for ages now there’s something to look forward to.
All I know is that us regulars will have to get in the Vic a little earlier to secure our usual spot at the next home game.
 
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NYPOOLIE said:
Time will tell mate but let’s rejoice at this news. The club had been stagnating for ages now there’s something to look forward to.
All I know is that us regulars will have to get in the Vic a little earlier to secure our usual spot at the next home game.
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Just said this to my Dad, he usually likes an extra pint in The Raglan :lol:

See how it goes. Regardless what people think of Raj Singh, he stepped in when nobody else wanted to and basically saved the club, so I'll be grateful for that and bills were always paid on time, again he deserves credit for that. He's made some mistakes and treated some people badly and it's for the best he's finally sold up, I wish him well for the future. Lets see what the future brings, but I hope some fans now return as this club prides itself on the fanbase and we need everyone back so we can try and push into the play offs.
 
So why would a property owner from the states want to buy a non league club in the north east of England? Hope it all works out well and all that, but its a strange one.
 
I wonder if he had any say making the manager permanent as well as Dickman
PTR said:
So why would a property owner from the states want to buy a non league club in the north east of England? Hope it all works out well and all that, but its a strange one.
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Bit like the Carlisle owners
 
PTR said:
So why would a property owner from the states want to buy a non league club in the north east of England? Hope it all works out well and all that, but its a strange one.
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No doubt we'll find out shortly their reasons.

It certainly isn't to make money. Might be just to impress clients that they own a football club (albeit a small one).
 
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