Stanley Choi at the Centre of the Biggest UK Football Betting Scandal Ever
Questions raised over sale of football club Wigan Athletic by Hong Kong's International Entertainment Corp – IAG
Highstakes Hong Kong Poker Player Stanley Choi Spark... - HighStakesDB
Wigan Athletic seller blames projected losses for disposal | Financial Times
Wigan's former owner Kay asked about administration before his takeover | Wigan Athletic | The Guardian
An initially challenging period is coming for Wigan Athletic | LOS THREE AMIGOS
High Stakes Poker Player Stanley Choi Embroiled in Wigan Football Betting Scandal Rumours - PokerTube
Wigan Athletic administrators vow to investigate club's switch of ownership as rescue battle begins
Stanley Choi Chiu Fai, top HK poker player and businessman emerges as new substantial shareholder of Air Asia in Malaysia - Dimsum Daily
Wigan Athletic seller blames projected losses for disposal | Financial Times
How to sell the soul of a football club: Wigan Athletic's fate | Sports News,The Indian Express
Stanley Choi Chiu Fai Archives - China Sports Insider
Gambler Who Bet Millions on AirAsia Wants Everyone to Notice - Bloomberg
Wigan Athletic - new ownership development | Wigan Today
Wigan Athletic seller blames projected losses for disposal | Financial Times
Wigan Athletic owner Au Yeung Wai Kay waives £36m debt owed to him by club in attempt to woo buyer | The Independent | The Independent
How Wigan Athletic were torn apart by an invisible owner - The Athletic
Wigan administration: Club given boost after owner Au Yeung Wai Kay waives £36m debts | Football News | Sky Sports
Wigan Athletic scandal: Stanley Choi - 'I've no relationship with Au Yeung Wai Kay' | Wigan Today
Wigan Athletic takeover: Profiles of club's new owners | Wigan Today
How Wigan Athletic were torn apart by an invisible owner - The Athletic
Who is Stanley Choi, the new substantial shareholder of AirAsia Group? | The Edge Markets
Exclusive: Hong Kong businessman and poker player Stanley Choi backs AirAsia's recovery from Covid-19 crisis with HK$400 million investment | South China Morning Post
