Where we are today we are touching top global levels of team soccer.
We have got a fantastic young squad that badly needs securing and adding a couple or three faces to.
Our home although enjoying a fantastic atmosphere is not fit for purpose. Look at the new Tottenham ground to see where the future lies.
The only way CP will sell is to a seriously ambitious investor who wants to create something very special. A stones throw away is a delapidated gold mine with the same name as our club.
With deep pockets, there are more than a few investors who would be excited by something this huge.
An unbelievable new Crystal Palace. An unbelievable modern day stadium, incorporating a top premier club, hotel, shopping centre, great train links to Gatwick and central london. Masses of parking
The opportunity is off the scale. For the right investors with a couple of billion at their disposal we will be on for a dreamy future.

People actually thinking the New stand would be built, lol.

This. I can't believe people still fall for the bulls hit.

I don't think think it's realistic to expect the Americans to have too much interest in the Stewardship and long term interests of the club of the future buyer.

They want to cash out. The big valuations on Wilf and Aaron will mean they should make a big profit on their 'investment' - though I think they have had their loans repaid so I am not really sure they have sunk any money into the club.

Makes it clear why the ground has been put on hold and transfer activity reduced to almost zero. Will get the accounts looking in much better shape when they come out at the end of the month (maybe!)

After a struggle it looks like the club will be in quite good shape this summer. I suppose the question future investors will ask them is 'if it is going ok then why are you selling?'

I wonder if the answer is that English football is not what they thought but actually if it was because of their relationship with Parish was troubled and there was a conflict on the future of the club.

Perhaps because SP was protecting the interests of the supporters? Likely we will never know for sure

Fingers crossed we get a good buyer who wants success and not an asset stripper.

That would be a very bad thing for us. I’m not sure if they’re allowed to do that anyway, unless it’s agreed by all shareholders and 2010 have a veto anyway. They’ll be selling their shares, not dictating the decisions within the club, thank god. Maybe not being able to decide de when they cash in is part of why they want out but not the main reason.

COYP

Financial Times has gos it correct:

"US financiers consider selling stake in Crystal Palace football club"