What do you mean by step aside, sell or give away?
Let's take Sheffield for example, judging by the owners comments over the last few seasons clearly they've had enough but nobody has purchased it despite it being available.
If and it's a very big if Northampton passed in to new owners this winter then perhaps that set up could transfer to Eastie. At least that might satisfy Speedworths criteria
So if you are a club owner but can't afford to meet large scale capital expenditure then you would prevent them from obtaining investment and/or donations from the fan base?
That may well mean the end of Plymouth or any club that would find themselves on a similar position.
With a small number of active tracks that's a very big call especially as no club could probably meet these type of expenses from normal income/expenditure and would be relying on their owners to fund
I doubt there are any clubs in the championship bar possibly one that could "afford it themselves" from normal revenue
These capital items are either paid by the owners if they are able to or by methods such as Plymouth are suggesting if they can't or won't
Otherwise there's no Plymouth
Hard to see where a prospective promoter for Wolves might come from apart from people already involved in the sport elsewhere who might consider Wolves to be a decent proposition
There was a rumour a while back that the Oxford promotion might be potentially interested but that was sometime ago now
I've been a Wolves fan since the 70's and can't think of anyone from the fanbase who might step up, I can't even envisage a national league/Nora type consortium