Scunthorpe United offer fans the chance to own a share in the stadium at Glanford Park for £1,899 each. However the football club sold the stadium to a company owned by former owner Peter Swann a couple of years ago. #Confused scunthorpe-united.co.uk/news/2023/febr…
The stadium property was sold to Coolsilk in 2020/21 for a profit of £5.8m giving a total theoretical sale price of about £11m. This sum was written off the loans from Coolsilk to Scunthorpe
If this works in a similar way to Chelsea Pitch owners then could be a way of protecting the property for future generations. More details needed though

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