Charles Sale, Daily MailAston Villa under American Randy Lerner are often given as the model for foreign ownership of a Premier League club. However, Lerner’s growing disenchantment with his involvement can be gauged by the fact that the first home game he attended this season was the win against Norwich 10 days ago. Friends say he would sell if he received the right offer.A club spokesman said: ‘The owner’s eldest son has been switching schools in America which has meant that Randy hasn’t been able to come over for as many games as usual. But he watches every one live on TV.’
Next time anyone uses the phrase 'no smoke without fire' someone should tell their friends/neighbours/work colleagues they're a child abuser and see what happens. After all, there's no smoke without fire.
Based on nothing but my gut instinct, I wouldn't be suprised if he did consider a reasonable offer.Whether any offer would be forthcoming is anybody's guess. I dont doubt Villa would be a very attractive option for a wealthy buyer looking to get involved in English football.Going wildly off into speculation land, I'd like to think that he could retain some sort of connection to the club if he did sell.
Quote from: Mazrim on November 16, 2011, 09:58:48 AMBased on nothing but my gut instinct, I wouldn't be suprised if he did consider a reasonable offer.Whether any offer would be forthcoming is anybody's guess. I dont doubt Villa would be a very attractive option for a wealthy buyer looking to get involved in English football.Going wildly off into speculation land, I'd like to think that he could retain some sort of connection to the club if he did sell.He doesn't seem to have much of a connection now, not sure why he'd want one if he sold.