Yeovil Town football club manager celebrates a victory over Sheffield United on 6.5.13 that took them to Wembley for the Npower League 1 Play Off final. Yeovil Town is now owned by a family office

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When it comes to sports investing, the money for family offices is in the little-known teams

Yeovil Town football club manager celebrates a victory over Sheffield United on 6.5.13 that took them to Wembley for the Npower League 1 Play Off final. Yeovil Town is now owned by a family office

The ousting of chairman Daniel Levy from English Premier League team Tottenham FC, chaos at Manchester United and a power struggle at West Ham may well excite the people who follow arguably the best football/soccer league in the world.

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