Investors Interested Says Chairman

5th May 2004

WOLVES CHAIRMAN Rick Hayward claims that his hunt for new Investors may be bearing fruit as several parties are starting to show interest in Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Sir Jack Hayward handed the Molineux reigns to his Son, Rick Hayward in an attempt to bring new investors to Molineux.

The task was harder than Hayward Jr first thought, however he has now declared that investors are starting to show an interest in Wolves, despite the club being relegated from the Premier League.

"Investors are getting more and more interested. People are beginning to realise that this is a well-run club" the Chairman told a packed Molineux Press-Conference yesterday.

Hayward said that he would ideally like to sell 25% of the shares for one person to become a 'partner.

"What we ideally need is for one person to invest and become a partner. The family is prepared to sell some shares – perhaps around 25 percent." he added.

 

 

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