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Aug 13, 2019 · Eight to 10 million of that will go toward buying the Lions from current owner David Braley. The remaining $10 million or so will be plowed into the team’s operation. Article content

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How much did Woodall & Keith offer Braley to buy the Lions?

The Province’s Ed Willes reported that in 2017 Woodall and Keith presented Braley with an offer in the $14 million range that was rejected. In the Woodall-Keith plan, 100 shares would have been sold at $200,000 a piece — raising $20 million. $8 to $10 million of that was supposed to go toward buying the Lions from Braley. ...

How much did the Woodall-Keith plan cost the Lions?

In the Woodall-Keith plan, 100 shares would have been sold at $200,000 a piece — raising $20 million. $8 to $10 million of that was supposed to go toward buying the Lions from Braley. The remaining $10 to $12 million was to be invested into the team’s operation. ...

Are Mark Woodall & Moray Keith Still interested in the BC Lions?

One potential ownership group for the B.C. Lions, led by Mark Woodall and Moray Keith has had their patience run out. According to TSN reporter Farhan Lalji: I’m told the Woodall/Keith group that has been looking to purchase the B.C. Lions for the better part of the past decade is no longer interested. ...

Did David Braley sell the CFL?

This story, after all, has been going on longer than 60 Minutes. A couple years ago, the estimable Lowell Ullrich went though his personal archives and found the first public mention of David Braley selling the CFL club came in 2005. ...

How much is a Lions consortium worth?

A six-person consortium with an estimated net worth of $1 billion. They simply got tired of waiting. I’m told there are three to four other interested groups. Woodall and Keith are both longtime Lions fans and put together handpicked local business people to make a push for the franchise. ...