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Worcester Warriors release statement on potential sale of club
By RugbyPass
Worcester Warriors have released a statement in response to media reports that suggested the club's location might be changed if it were to be sold.
"The Warriors Board can confirm that Sixways Holdings Limited would not consider selling the Club to investors who would move it away from Worcester.
"Despite reports in the media, Sixways Holdings Limited is clear in its intentions to ensure new investors keep the Club at its Sixways base.
"A condition of any sale would state that the Club must remain in Worcester."
Warriors Chairman Bill Bolsover said: “Last week I was able to reassure supporters that it was highly unlikely that a new owner would relocate the Club.
“I can now confirm that selling the Club to investors who might want to move it away from Worcester is not something that Sixways Holdings Limited would consider.
“The West Midlands is the prime location for the Club to continue to engage and grow what is already a strong support-base in the area.
“Sixways Holdings Limited has invested significantly in the current facilities and will not risk the future stability of the Club by allowing it to be moved to another part of the country.”
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