| Guardian report.... on 22:13 - Feb 28 with 876 views | TractorWood |
Although Evans is now close to selling the majority of his stake in Ipswich, Lambert believes making way will give the new owners a clean slate to appoint a manager of their choosing. Evans is believed to be set to retain a small holding in the club, of around 5%.
The Guardian understands the takeover, which could go through as early as this week, is being led by a five-man consortium featuring three co-owners of the USL club Phoenix Rising. A former board member of a current Football League club has been instrumental in arranging the deal.
Not sure what he's going to do with 5%. |  |
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| Guardian report.... on 22:52 - Feb 28 with 670 views | SamWhiteUK |
| Guardian report.... on 22:13 - Feb 28 by TractorWood |
Although Evans is now close to selling the majority of his stake in Ipswich, Lambert believes making way will give the new owners a clean slate to appoint a manager of their choosing. Evans is believed to be set to retain a small holding in the club, of around 5%.
The Guardian understands the takeover, which could go through as early as this week, is being led by a five-man consortium featuring three co-owners of the USL club Phoenix Rising. A former board member of a current Football League club has been instrumental in arranging the deal.
Not sure what he's going to do with 5%. |
Probably not a lot, but he'll profit if we do, and by keeping his name associated with the club, we can assume he's confident this new group aren't a bunch of charlatans |  | | |
| Guardian report.... on 22:57 - Feb 28 with 627 views | itfcjoe |
Key line here:
The relationship between the pair was fraught with difficulty in recent months and Lambert questioned Evans’s interest in the club during a robust exchange between them at a meeting on Thursday.
Lambert was failing badly, but so has Evans been in recent months especially |  |
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