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Some goes to labour, the Coates family have been labour party donors for years
With financial clout like that it's a miracle the swans have a better team than Stoke city
With financial clout like that it's a miracle the swans have a better team than Stoke city
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Reading through that article, my first thought was that it's an obscene amount of money for one person to earn. £1.2m a day? Making more than double the profits of the company?
But then she's apparently a big philanthropist, Bet365 didn't lay anyone off during the pandemic and didn't avail themselves of the furlough scheme, despite profits falling by 74% with so much sport cancelled.
Maybe it's just a good PR set-up, but it makes it difficult to get too wound up about it.
But then she's apparently a big philanthropist, Bet365 didn't lay anyone off during the pandemic and didn't avail themselves of the furlough scheme, despite profits falling by 74% with so much sport cancelled.
Maybe it's just a good PR set-up, but it makes it difficult to get too wound up about it.