Overview

With continuing concern over the financial stability of football clubs, potential fan buyouts are emerging as a saving grace for many clubs. In this captivating narrative, Paul Goodwin, co-founder of the Scottish Football Supporters Association (SFSA), emerges as Scotland's go-to expert on the acquisition and management of football clubs. This book is a treasure trove of riveting stories, invaluable knowledge and keen insights, making it an engaging read for football supporters everywhere. Goodwin delves into the dynamic history of club ownership, drawing parallels from global examples as well as exploring why those in power in Scotland tried to stop this fan movement in its tracks. As Scottish football undergoes a rapid transformation in ownership structures, this book provides a compelling glimpse into its future.

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9781913025717

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Pie in the sky? A pipe dream? A crazy idea that will never get off the ground? Paul Goodwin has heard it all before in the past 13 years. And just look at how dramatically the landscape of Scottish football has changed. MATTHEW LINDSAY, The Herald

Pie in the sky? A pipe dream? A crazy idea that will never get off the ground? Paul Goodwin has heard it all before in the past 13 years. And just look at how dramatically the landscape of Scottish football has changed.MATTHEW LINDSAY, The Herald

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PAUL GOODWIN is the co-founder of the SFSA, an organisation who aims to provide fan representation, support community ownership and lead campaigns and research to improve the state of Scottish football. Since 2016, they have run the SFSA Fans Awards. Paul has featured on BBC Sports and in Nutmeg and other sports publications.

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