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20 May 2016 ~
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RandyLerner sold up as Aston Villa owner this week, with a parting statement that seemed bewildering ...
... The Out The Door On 74 group still hope to force a change of ownership, and are asking owner RandyLerner to reconsider his asking price for the long-term good of the club.
A repeat of the match between ...
... s “The Wiki entry for former Liverpool coach Colin Pascoe doesn’t pull any punches.”
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from Mike Warren “RandyLerner makes what we assume is his debut appearance in Fortean Times.”
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On the field Villa flirted with relegation, eventually clawing their way to a 16th-place finish that cost O'Leary his job. With supporter unrest growing, Ellis agreed to sell the club to American businessma ...
... ways: they are foreign and they have much more money. Being from another country does not necessarily mean they are less sympathetic to what fans want – RandyLerner seems at least as sensitive to that ...
... much like Villa owner RandyLerner, has remained resolutely “hands-off” with his sporting investments, preferring to allow his executive and coaching teams to get on with their jobs.
Kroenke appear ...
... join a group of wealthy Aston Villa supporters, dubbed The Claret Clique, who have taken up owner RandyLerner's invitation to invest in the club. Those joining Cameron in the venture include Mel Gibson, ...
... led to him selling out to one of his contacts. Perhaps if Mr Bernstein had been allowed to grow the finances organically and attract investors in his own way we would be following the RandyLerner path ...
... and more crucially the man responsible for setting up the deals whereby Roman Abramovich, RandyLerner and Thaksin Shinawatra invested in their clubs. Anil Ambani, the Indian industrialist said to be ...
... so will not necessitate some uniquely gargantuan level of investment. Can the same be said of football? Admittedly, not every Yank is coming in at the top. RandyLerner has stumped up for Aston Villa, ...
... to protect, or shareholders, or both. But success seems to come to those, such as RandyLerner at Villa and David Dein at Arsenal, who are able to stay out of the dressing room. They have strong managers ...
... Wigan are knocked out of the Carling Cup 2‑0 at Crewe. Watford and Reading both win on penalties after home draws with Accrington and Darlington respectively. RandyLerner completes his takeover of Villa. ...
... bid from American billionaire RandyLerner. A sticking point in the protracted bidding process turns out to have been Doug Ellis’s insistence on retaining an honorary role for himself at the club. Steve ...
... ast week. Wednesday 26 A consortium fronted by Birmingham businessman Michael Neville offers £64m for Aston Villa. RandyLerner, billionaire chairman of credit card company MBNA, is also expected to ...
... always pops up at such times, opened the bidding with an offer reportedly valuing the club at £64 million. RandyLerner, owner of the Cleveland Browns NFL team and reputed to be worth $1.2 billion since ...