 Complete the following phrase:  Wimbledons success as a club in the top flight of English football was founded on unorthodox ficial management and judicious dealings in the transfer market, with many players being sold for fees ranging from six figures to 2 million or more between 1987 and 1992. Rumours of a move or a merger with another London side persisted, leading the clubs chief executive Colin Hutchinson to resign in 1987 amid talk of an amalgamation with Ron Noadess new club Crystal Palace or a groundshare at Queens Park Rangers Loftus Road ground in Shepherds Bush. It later emerged that Charlton Athletic, who had been Palaces tets from 1985 until 1991, were woven into the bargain too, to potentially create a South London super club. Wimbledon were granted planning permission to build a 20,000-seater ground in their home borough of Merton in 1988, soon after they 