Pearson likes Koucash, I think. Always spoke of him as a comrade in arms at Forums etc. calling him Marwin. I could imagine him selling to them.

If the moneys right, i can see Pearson jumping ship, as to be fair, since his arrival, its been a complete ballache for the man...

if pearson is committed to fc still, what will happen if fc and leeds utd clash on the same day next season, feb-may! which club game will he attend?

Cheers, forgot how that ended.

Reading that it sounds like Mrs K put in a sensible bid that reflected the Bulls financial position. That's no good to Adam. I don't know what he paid for the club (does anyone know?) but it seems likely that he's got some serious negative equity to deal with. How much of a hit can he take?

If the rumours are true, the Koukash family can really annoy the Allams if they decide to stay, could be interesting but hey ho, just rumours, i'll wait for the truth.

There is also the Allam factor to be considered.

edit: hullfc_southstander beat me to it.

Quote ccs="ccs"Article in the HDM doesn't say much although it does start with.... m.hulldailymail.co.uk/Hull-FC-ow ... story.html'" A reminder of what Pearson said following his "move" to Sheffield: m.hulldailymail.co.uk/Adam-Pears ... story.html =#400040"Working in football is what I have done for 20 years, it is my industry and where I want to keep working, but that doesn't have to have any affect on my ownership or commitment to Hull FC." Having taken on the chief executive role at Hull last year following the departure of Anthony Sutton, Pearson admits he may have to bring in a new member of staff because of his new commitment. With Motu Tony in a director of football role which includes on-field matters, the responsibility of running the club off the field still falls on Pearson. However, he says appointing a new CEO or board member is not a decision he will rush into. He explained: "We've got a good group of executive directors at the club and while I may look at strengthening that team, we are very stable at the minute both behind the scenes and on the field. It is not a decision I'll be making straight away." Soccer his job but Hull his love? A costly love, though, I think he's run out of cash.

Quote ccs="ccs"Article in the HDM doesn't say much although it does start with.... m.hulldailymail.co.uk/Hull-FC-ow ... story.html'" A reminder of what Pearson said following his "move" to Sheffield: m.hulldailymail.co.uk/Adam-Pears ... story.html =#400040"Working in football is what I have done for 20 years, it is my industry and where I want to keep working, but that doesn't have to have any affect on my ownership or commitment to Hull FC." Having taken on the chief executive role at Hull last year following the departure of Anthony Sutton, Pearson admits he may have to bring in a new member of staff because of his new commitment. With Motu Tony in a director of football role which includes on-field matters, the responsibility of running the club off the field still falls on Pearson. However, he says appointing a new CEO or board member is not a decision he will rush into. He explained: "We've got a good group of executive directors at the club and while I may look at strengthening that team, we are very stable at the minute both behind the scenes and on the field. It is not a decision I'll be making straight away." Soccer his job but Hull his love? A costly love, though, I think he's run out of cash.

Will Koucash tolerate Allam? Got to say I've always thought of them in the same mould, perhaps unjustly.

The Palestinians and the Egyptians, a tale of swarthy intrigue...

Smoke and mirrors. How do you know its not similar to the way we talk about the Allams - loan the club loads of money but get it back at high interest rates or take it back when the sky money comes in? I find it hard to believe that Pearson would of just thrown money away at a club he had no affiliation to previously when hes not done so on any football team before

he could buy city lol

...not as daft as it sounds.

Never thought of tgat