Post by QPR Report on Nov 3, 2008 8:22:49 GMT
We already have "The Special One" - Flavio Briatore.
He's apparently going to do what no other Chairman at no other club at no other times, has been able to do: Instill himself into the team selection process - and be a success.
Briatore is not exactly the first successful businessman to take over a football club, today or over the decades. But he apparently believes that he is going to do what others have failed to do (or not attempted to do)
But maybe there are examples of such Chairman's involvement/interference, either in the UK or overseas: If so, be interesting to know.
He's apparently going to do what no other Chairman at no other club at no other times, has been able to do: Instill himself into the team selection process - and be a success.
Briatore is not exactly the first successful businessman to take over a football club, today or over the decades. But he apparently believes that he is going to do what others have failed to do (or not attempted to do)
But maybe there are examples of such Chairman's involvement/interference, either in the UK or overseas: If so, be interesting to know.