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From ruin to a (Red) Bull market - how Prem became hot property

From ruin to a (Red) Bull market - how Prem became hot property

Prem Rugby seemed on the brink of disaster after Worcester, Wasps and London Irish went bust, but there is renewed confidence and fresh money in the league.

September 24, 2026 at 11:24 AM Original source
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"Some of the players and staff, when they first saw me, thought I was this grim reaper figure coming to deliver another bad news story."

— Simon Massie-Taylor , Executive

"I don't think you're drunk from the Kool-Aid to have belief in the Prem, there definitely is a momentum behind it."

— Matthew Wheeler , Executive

"We put Exeter in front just over 110 sports investors and we had interest probably from around 30."

— Andrew Umbers , Executive

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From ruin to a (Red) Bull market - how Prem became hot property
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Prem Rugby seemed on the brink of disaster after Worcester, Wasps and London Irish went bust, but there is renewed confidence and fresh money in the league.

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