Polar Bear
Well-Known Member
First you were talking about a decision to sack the manager - which i think would be a day-to-day decision taken by directors - and now you are talking about the decision to sell the club, on which you are absolutely right. The crossover is where, as you say, a Glazer or Murdoch-type effectively own the whole shebang, in which case they can call their own EGM and use their shares to vote out directors they're unhappy with. A club with multiple shareholders could do the same thing, didn't it happen with the gang of 4? Both Silverfox and Sharapova should know the ins and outs of this?
IMHO there is a bloody good reason for the constitution stating that the club cannot have a sole owner, and it can be explained by reference to those clubs like Chesterfield, Brighton and Doncaster who have been completely shafted by unscrupulous individuals. Would anyone want to be in Hearts' position now? Really? Or have a twat like Paul Scally in charge?
IMHO there is a bloody good reason for the constitution stating that the club cannot have a sole owner, and it can be explained by reference to those clubs like Chesterfield, Brighton and Doncaster who have been completely shafted by unscrupulous individuals. Would anyone want to be in Hearts' position now? Really? Or have a twat like Paul Scally in charge?