Chris DUNLAVY
A FRESH TAKE ON FOOTBALL

WHAT to make of Matt Uggla, the 29-year-old son of a billionaire who has promised to take York City back to the EFL?
On the one hand, he is a modern young businessman with progressive plans for the club and a background in big data.
On the other, he’s the guy who failed to buy Yeovil, blew a large chunk of cash in the process and spent a (presumably) drunken evening hammering manager Mark Cooper on twitter.
“We really can take this as far as we want to take it,” said Uggla, shortly after completing a deal to buy Glen Henderson’s 51 percent stake in t...