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How long do you think Bloom will continue to own the club?
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spongy
Well-known member
Depends if he gets bored I suppose. He is a fan though so can't see him him selling that soon tbh.
He's pumped a lot of money in so can't see him selling until he's recouped it either.
Maybe when we hopefully become an established premiership team he may consider packing it in.
He's pumped a lot of money in so can't see him selling until he's recouped it either.
Maybe when we hopefully become an established premiership team he may consider packing it in.
What brings you to that view?
symyjym
Banned
I am sure there have been times when he probably thought it was too much hassle, but I believe his intention would be to hand it down to his children.
This. I'm sure he's said, several times, that he wants to hand it on to his kids
el punal
Well-known member
Ok then, my thoughts. Why don't you phone up Tony and ask him? You'll probably then get the definitive answer.
Are they, too, passionate? Hopefully different from Owen Oyston's offspring. . . . can't think of anyone else, offhand, who has passed on club ownership to the sprogs . . . .
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
He knows he won't recoup his money. Not all Prem teams make a profit.
The obvious one is Man Utd but I believe Southampton's owner did too
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
There have been three generations of Blooms as directors.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
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One of them did not cover himself in glory, in fact he was a bit like Nero.
True - but I was thinking of actual owners. Anyway . . . the fourth generation of Blooms will no doubt be even more stripey than 3.x. I regret contribution to this thread tbh . . . .
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Colonel Angus
New member
It should be safe in his hands until at least Tuesday.
Beyond that, I would not like to speculate.
Beyond that, I would not like to speculate.
Lord Bracknell
On fire
Tony Bloom's kids are nothing like Oyston' s offspring. For a start, Karl Oyston is 48 years old. The young Blooms haven't yet reached their tenth birthday.
Taybha
Whalewhine
Wish i still had the picture but i took a snap of him at Derby station after we were humiliated under Hyypia and he cut a lonely figure in a crowd and looked more hacked off than me if that was possible , on the journey back to Brighton i thought kinel he is going to jack it in , he proved me wrong and when asked he has given more to this club of ours than anyone , if he left today the club would go on but it would be poorer without him , not just money wise i think he will see us into the Premireship and beyond for many years , he is a Brighton and Hove Albion Supporter above all and that's lifelong .
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Ah but what Tuesday? I was thinking Wednesday personally.
not you the team