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@JosephMasi_Star If anyone from Yunyi has a say in WBA, it should be their 2nd biggest shareholder, Mr Wang, a friend of Lai and the middleman during the takeover negotiation. Maybe Lai has little money to invest, but at least he's a proper fan and doesn't want to make money out of WBA.

@JosephMasi_Star As a Chinese fan, I think the original story makes no sense. Mr Lai bought WBA through Yunyi Investment (his wealth managing agency), where Ms Ge is now the biggest shareholder, and that's it.

A lot of frenzy about Ms Yasha Ge and whether she owns Albion instead of Guochuan Lai. But it's all incorrect speculation. Lai very much remains Albion's owner. Story here: expressandstar.com/sport/football… #wba

@mattwilson_star @LukeMason3 Hi Matt, I'm a fan from China. Maybe it's not gone public in UK, but in Palm, it's already made clear that Li Piyue is now the chairman of WBAFC.

@LukeMason3 I do, yes. And it wouldn't just be Jenkins. Hammond and Garlick would also play a role.

Lastest comment piece on #wba - The board's inaction is only acceptable if the long-term future is being worked on behind the scenes. Operation Championship must start now. expressandstar.com/sport/football…

@mattwilson_star Hi Matt, can Kane Wilson still be the first PL player born after 2000? Thanks.

@WBA @Boro Tianjin, China. Go to bed now and wake up at 03:45 am. Boing Boing!

大领导显示身份的方法有很多，比如下车时要等司机来开车门，自己开那就掉价了。但领导也是人啊，也会有手贱的冲动，怎么办呢？聪明的司机不会冲下车去开门，而会提前把儿童锁锁上，让丫想开也开不了。