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  • #16
    Gone :d

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    • #17
      also paladini is not sporting director (looks that way anyway) new manager to come in shortly?

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      • #18
        unlike some never doubted this day would come!!!

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        • #19
          dowie monday

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          • #20
            NEW CHAIRMAN ANNOUNCED
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            The Board of Directors of QPR Holdings Ltd today announces Flavio Briatore has decided to step down as Chairman with immediate effect. The Board has appointed Ishan Saksena as the new Chairman.

            The Mittal Family has also taken the opportunity to increase its shareholding in the club.

            Flavio Briatore said: "My three years as Chairman of QPR have been an exciting and incredible experience. I'm proud to have helped save this historical club and to have contributed in paving the way to its future success.

            "Although my commitment to the club remains unchanged, I now feel the need to focus my energies into other fields as well. I'm very happy that my position as Chairman of QPR will go to Ishan Saksena. I'm sure he will do a brilliant job and under his leadership the club will soon achieve the stability and the good results we all expect."

            QPR would like to thank Flavio Briatore for his great contribution and commitment during his time as Chairman of the club, and wish him every success in his future endeavours.

            Both Flavio Briatore and Bernie Ecclestone remain shareholders of the club.

            Amit Bhatia said: "I have known Ishan for 12 years now and I know his feelings for our club run very deeply. Our immediate priority must be to re-introduce stability into the club and safeguard our future in the Championship.

            "The season has been disappointing so far, but there are still many games to go. We must make every effort to end it positively, not least for our fans, the people who have continued to support and believe in the club through all the highs and lows. Together we can succeed."

            On his new appointment Ishan Saksena said: "Since becoming CEO, I have developed a great love and very strong passion for the club. It is therefore a great honour for me to assume this position. It is a position of trust and I will hold it with great pride.

            "I would like to thank Flavio for all his hard work during his time here and for the many positive additions he has made.

            "I must also express my gratitude to all our fans, who are the real owners of the club. I feel a real responsibility to repay their loyalty and intend to do all I can to bring the great days back to Loftus Road."

            Gianni Paladini will resume the role of Chairman of Queens Park Rangers Football Club.

            About Ishan Saksena:

            Ishan Saksena is CEO and Managing Director of Queens Park Rangers Football Club. He has 10 years experience in Mergers & Acquisitions, private equity and asset management in North America, Europe and Emerging Markets.

            During his career, Ishan has been involved in multibillion dollar private equity transactions and restructuring within the consumer, retail, industrial and energy sectors.

            He is an alumnus of Cornell University, USA.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by eghamhoop View Post
              dowie monday
              Nailed on for ugly's return is it?

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              • #22
                What is giannis role now? Is ishan Sarksena in control? Are the mittals majority shareholders?

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by qpr-buzsaky View Post
                  What is giannis role now? Is ishan Sarksena in control? Are the mittals majority shareholders?
                  Gianni Paladini will resume the role of Chairman of Queens Park Rangers Football Club.

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                  • #24
                    Flavio Briatore resigns position as chairman of Queens Park Rangers

                    Flavio Briatore has stepped down as chairman of Queen's Park Rangers after two-and-a-half years at the helm.

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                    • #25
                      will start a thread in about an hr and spill the beans of what i know

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by eghamhoop View Post
                        will start a thread in about an hr and spill the beans of what i know
                        cheers egahm
                        "birch said he rated u btw luke, congrats"

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                        • #27
                          I think we can all now breathe a huge sigh of relief, I'd like to thank the Mittal familiy for stepping in and if I'm totally honest I never thought they would.

                          Tomorrow should be a day of celebration and a time to get behind the Rangers.

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by W12_Ranger View Post
                            I think we can all now breathe a huge sigh of relief, I'd like to thank the Mittal familiy for stepping in and if I'm totally honest I never thought they would.

                            Tomorrow should be a day of celebration and a time to get behind the Rangers.
                            hear hear

                            onwards and upwards
                            "birch said he rated u btw luke, congrats"

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                            • #29
                              Superb news
                              The champagne has been on ice for weeks ..... now here's to cracking it open:laugh:

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                              • #30
                                Two and a half years of failure, which is quite something for a man who claims he doesn't do failure. :laugh:

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