Too much like common sense.
Parted ways already.
Having just sold their striker to relegation rivals Gillingham. Very strange.
Only a short matter of time before the absurd cryptobros owners walk away and take their crappy NFTs with them
www.theguardian.com
But I'm sure selling their best striker for peanuts to a relegation rival is just a coincidence.......Also in news today,
Investors convert ‘totally worthless’ NFTs into tax write-offs
A new service offers a way to offset losses from NFTs during a grim crypto winter that saw demand for digital collectibles vanish
I've been trying to sell off the Steyning Town meat raffle tickets, but HMRC don't seem to think its a tax write off.
It may be just me but that is just a jumble of words. Not a clue what it's about from start to finish.
It's not just you. The whole crypto / NFT infrastructure relies on normal people being dazzled by complete nonsense
This. SHYSTERS is the operative word. Crawley Town wasn't even their first choice. They tried to buy Bradford City three months earlier and were told to f*** right off. It was clearly always all about putting their shitty NFTs into play. Shame that shitty market collapsed pretty much the day they bought CTFC"Together, we're taking Crawley Town to the Premier League"
The EvoStik Premier, one can only assume.
I have no particular feelings for CTFC: there's never been a rivalry there simply because they've been out of our orbit for almost all of our existence, barring one FA Cup tie back in the 1990s. I feel for their die-hard fans, an ever-dwindling number it must be said, as this can't be much fun. Also, thanks to the Crypto-Bros, there will be much hilarity across the game if and when they either fall out of the league or go out of business. And that's not the fans' fault (or the players or staff, for that matter).
Somebody mentioned Wrexham on here and the Ryan Reynolds buy out. The big difference there is that Wrexham have traditionally had much more support, and are playing in front of crowds of 10,000 in the National League at times. You could see Wrexham making it to the Championship given a fair wind, whereas you couldn't really ever see Crawley doing that. Crawley have never had a crowd of 10,000 in their Football League history, and as was pointed out recently, the Albion women (and their opponents of course) attracted a bigger crowd to the Broadfield Stadium recently than the home town club have done all season.
It's a shame these shysters have been allowed to come in and make a mockery of a football club, no matter how small and- for most people- insignificant they are in the football hierarchy.
