100 Owners: Number 73 – The Bhatti Brothers (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Two successive relegations may feel for Wolves supporters as if their world is caving in, the club has been here before. ...
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100 Owners: Number 85 – Brian Hillier (Swindon Town)
Whiter than white though some might claim it to be, the history of football in England is pock-marked with attempts to bend the rules as set out by the Football...
100 Owners: Number 86 – Douglas Craig (York City)
In May, York City beat Luton Town by two goals to one in the Blue Square Bet Premier play-off final at Wembley Stadium, ending an eight year long stay in...
100 Owners: Number 87 – Louis Edwards (Manchester United)
It has, in recent years, become standard for some Manchester United supporters to sing songs regarding the death of Malcolm Glazer. The owner of the club inspires such extreme emotions...
100 Owners: Number 88 – Tony Lazarou (Enfield FC )
In November of last year, a non-league football club made its first appearance at its new home ground. This in itself is nothing truly remarkable. After all, football clubs relocating...
100 Owners: Number 89 – Terry Smith (Chester City)
There are several clubs which will turn up more than once on this list, and one of those is Chester City FC. The story of this particular clubs last twenty...
100 Owners: Number 90 – Jim Thompson (Maidstone United & Dartford)
It was, as you will no doubt be aware by now, the twentieth anniversary of the start of the Premier League next month, but what will likely be forgotten in...
100 Owners: Number 91 – Michael Knighton (Carlisle United)
At opposite ends of the Football League, he was involved in events which bookended the 1990s, and his failure to take control of one of the biggest football clubs in...
100 Owners: Number 92 – Doug Ellis (Aston Villa)
If you ask the question of why the best-supported club in Englands second biggest city have managed just one English championship in the last one hundred and two years, there...