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I think Tony Bloom would still have got involved with the club. His family's involvement go back generations. The wider public sympathy might not have been there, though, and the referendum result would have been a lot closer.

It's not so much that they sold the ground, as painful as that was. It's more that they did so without the fans making the decision and without having a viable Plan B (as well as seeking to profit should the club go under). Generations of fans had been going to the Goldstone and would still be...