Hypothetical
If City and their owners did relinquish control of the SMC. Is there any benefits to our owners taking control of it? 

Hopefully get the hideous tiger print painted over in the corners and gate entrances.

https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/mountain-to-climb-acun-ilicali-claim-made-as-hull-city-face-potential-relegation/

https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/mountain-to-climb-acun-ilicali-claim-made-as-hull-city-face-potential-relegation/

Some ownership stuff going on according to Companies House - FC, not City.

As much as I'd love to see Hull buy the MKM it doesn't make financial sense to do so, there's next to very little to be made from it and our owners don't seem the sort of people to make daft financial decisions. 

So are Andrew, his son (I assume) and daughter all now owners via the Family Investments business?  

Despite what some think, owning your own ground (or two individuals having a mortgage on it) isn’t always what it’s cracked up to be. Can be a financial millstone. 
One thing we have now though are owners who know what they’re doing, and more personal wealth than the owners of any other sporting club in the city. 
Pretty confident we’re in good hands going forward. 

Guess this has now become an irrelevant question, at least in the short term.


City survive by the very skin of their teeth due to Luton blowing up.


You have to wonder what the owner's longer term intentions are with tigers. Still have a suspicion he may be looking to sell up and bail out. Financing a football championship club is fraught with problems, especially if there is little genuine prospect of PL promotion, it can quickly become a bottomless pit. Wouldn't be too surprised if the current owner was looking for a way out of here. 

Staved off relegation by the skin of their teeth

think if he hadn't got rid of Rosinior last season, they may have had another decent season, also seems to like to have his say on who to sign imo

Still in S.hite street