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Report: Bulgarian multi-millionaire linked with Notts County takeover

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From the Nottingham Post:

A Bulgarian multi-millionaire has been linked with a takeover of Notts County, as owner Alan Hardy continues his search to find a buyer for the club.

According to reports, Kiril Domuschiev is believed to have shown an interest in the Magpies as he looks to make a foray into English football.

He already owns Bulgarian side Ludogrets, having taken them from being an amateur club to the Champions League thanks to his financial power.

It is reported Domuschiev is now looking to take on a similar project and has been directed to the Magpies, the world’s oldest professional Football League club.

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it sounds like the real munto, i hope its true because we would all love to get to where ludogrets have gotten through his support. i know it takes more than millions but just playing in the championship would be nice.

It happened with the Trews if people remember, the was reports of riches and multi-million pound interest and then we ended up with Alan Hardy. Hopefully the club will attract someone who has football experience, I would be against this Bulgarian owner coming in.

He understands success based on his roles so far.

"Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value."

The Nottingham Post is about as credible as some of the Twitter pages pretending to know what they talk about but are written by people my age with no lives outside of football.

So he's the owner of Ludogrets and not Ludogorets? Quality journalism when they don't even spell the name right...

The idea of a benevolent millionaire seeking to return us to former glories is a seductive one, but it can often go wrong too so I'm keeping an open mind. For all of Alan Hardy's faults he does genuinely care about the club and I think and hope he wouldn't sell us to someone who's in it for the wrong reasons.

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It depends who he would put charge of the club if the takeover happens, he needs to hire someone with the knowledge of the English game @DangerousSausage.

I don't see him being as hands on as Hardy's been.

That might be a good thing as it will leave the club to handle the sensitive matters finally. 

Overseas owners just seem to oversee the club as a financial business venture and with any sense, notts is not that.

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The club needs more investment off the pitch as this would help it on the field, I think we have blown this seasons budget and hoping that some mega rich person will sweep the club offs its feet and into fairytale land.

I don't think it will happen.

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