Owning a professional football club appears to be a glamourous gesture and a money-making business, and many businesspeople cannot resist to get involved whenever an opportunity presents itself to buy a status.
However, although the intentions might be good as some men and women who get involved in the sport are keen to develop their communities and to improve the lives of the disadvantaged, not everyone can have the know-how of running a successful club, especially on a short-term basis.
