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Poll Results: Politics in Sport, Should clubs suffer because owners are Foreign ?
VOTING SUMMARY
| CHOICE | TOTAL VOTES |
| Other | 8 |
| NO | 5 |
VOTING BREAKDOWN
| MANAGER | CHOICE | COMMENTS | |
 | Andy Shaw (SJ) | Other | Sell the club but I can’t see the point of closing the club shop and not being allowed to sell tickets. Pointless. |
 | Mark Creasey (VAN) | NO | Do not agree with "knee" or blaming Chelsea owner , this is football. |
 | Rob Lye (AUS) | NO | |
 | Roy Rolsten (COL) | Other | It's a one off political situation. But I back the restrictions |
 | James White (KC) | NO | Unless they are illegal |
 | Paul Cockayne Jnr (OCS) | NO | No one should suffer. Life is too short. |
 | Steve Turner (CLB) | Other | My favorite teams here in the USA are owned by people here, so I don't have enough experience to answer this... |
 | Marc Legowski Jnr (DCC) | Other | They should not be allowed to own the club |
 | Willy Krosnyak (INT) | Other | Some are good for their clubs - others use the club to money launder and write up loans.. |
 | Paul Roseblade (CHV) | Other | Legal foreign owners should be no problem. But if owners or companies are deemed illegally doing something or linked to that then clubs should bear some of the responsibility. |