Eco Posted February 6, 2019 Posted February 6, 2019 Quote New Palermo chiefs resign The chaos at Palermo continues with the resignations of British board members Clive Richardson and John Treacy. Richardson and Treacy were appointed on to Palermo’s board after Sport Capital Group Investments Ltd appeared to have completed their takeover in December, alongside former Bolton Wanderers striker and co-owner Dean Holdsworth. However, Holdsworth was reported to have left the Rosanero on January 31 and he has been followed out of Sicily by two of his business partners. A statement on Palermo’s official website read: “U.S. Città di Palermo can confirm that yesterday Mr Clive Richardson and Mr John Michael Treacy formally resigned from their positions as chairman of the board and board member, respectively. “A shareholders' meeting will be held in the next few days to appoint a new board of directors. “U.S. Città di Palermo CEO Emanuele Facile specifies that Mr Richardson was always informed of the club's financial situation, which was made clear by significant documentation dating back to October. Therefore, the information contained in the resignation letter Mr Richardson sent to the media yesterday is entirely unfounded. “With regard to running the club, the CEO has sought to reduce the friction of a personal and professional nature which arose between Mr Richardson and U.S. Città di Palermo's sports management. “The CEO would also like to take this opportunity to reiterate his confidence in technical director Rino Foschi and highlight the professionalism shown by the players and head coach during the match against Foggia. “The club has instructed its lawyers to assess the claims made to the media by Mr Richardson.” It marks the latest development in a sorry state of affairs for the Serie B club, which has also seen previous President Maurizio Zamparini put under house arrest. The absolute circus that is Palermo continues. Hate for them as I love the city, the fans, and the stadium wasn't too bad. Regardless, they should be better than they have been and it's a sad state of affairs when you can't get your act together even though you are on the cusp of a promotion resulted season.
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