I've always liked Juan so it'd be nice if that was the case. I can't see KLD doing anything that he (and his advisers) wasn't 100% into and he did say in his interview that there were a lot of clubs on the table, but Sartori could have put a word in from what you've said.
On the subject of Juan Sartori, of all the 3 amigos who originally bought the club, I liked him the most. He wasn’t as vocal as SD & CM but he seemed to be the most enthusiastic and in awe of what the club was and could be and seeing him in London and in with the fans at games he just seemed to be loving it.
I remember in an interview he said he’d shown a video of the stadium, facilities and fans at a match to his father in law and the he said that is easily a top 20 European club.
I’d like to think he stays involved a little ( not in decisions and direction ) maybe getting to a few games a year and if he wants to invest some more to the cause, why not? He’s seriously minted.
It's been said by me before, and I think by others on here, that there's been rumours for almost 2 years now that Sartori had fallen out with Donald. Whether they are true or not is the question, but I can believe its highly likely. Maybe Sartori gave a pitch to KLD to buy us as he wanted Donald out after falling out with him. Maybe he's happy with the current set up of just being an investor without the day to day involvement (it might have been what he originally wanted to be) because he trusts KLD but stopped trusting Donald. Or maybe he's wound up being collateral damage because of the way Donald's behaved. Could be any of these, none of these or something else entirely.
One thing I will say is that if the rumoured fall out is true, plus his rumoured behaviour in this takeover, plus his behaviour with FFP, plus stories of how he allegedly pissed off the Spanish lot when he first took us over, Donald will be lucky to have any friends in business in the future.
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