Rob Couhig, the former owner of Wycombe Wanderers, recently spoke exclusively with the Bucks Free Press about his sudden departure from the club and his future endeavors. After five seasons at the helm, Couhig sold his 90% stake to Georgian billionaire Mikhail Lomtadze in May 2024. Despite transitioning to a new role as chairman, Couhig departed shortly thereafter, citing a shift in focus towards other projects.
In his interview, Couhig addressed speculation linking him to the ownership of Reading FC, which is currently up for sale due to financial difficulties under Dai Yongge’s ownership. Reflecting on his exit from Wycombe, Couhig emphasized his love for the club and his decision to step back to facilitate a smooth transition under new ownership.
Couhig expressed gratitude towards Wycombe fans for their support over the years, highlighting his fond memories of the community in Marlow. He acknowledged the collaborative efforts with the club’s board and supporters’ trust, despite occasional disagreements, all aimed at advancing Wycombe’s interests.
Looking forward, Couhig remains active and optimistic about the future, believing his departure was in the best interest of the club’s continued growth. He concluded by affirming his commitment to helping Wycombe in any capacity moving forward, marking the end of a significant chapter in his involvement with the club.
This exclusive insight into Couhig’s departure provides a glimpse into the dynamics behind changes in club ownership and the personal reflections of a pivotal figure in Wycombe Wanderers’ recent history.
