1. Yes, INEOS will obviously be on the board, but they do not have a majority on the board.
2. You seem to be assuming that the 3-man committee would take over responsibilities that currently rest with the board. Why would that be the case?
3. Are you seriously arguing that reporting to - and getting directions from - a 3-man committee composed of at least two distinct factions, present on two different continents and of whom none are devoting more than a fraction of their time to United, is a more streamlined and efficient arrangement than reporting to Arnold who then deals with the majority owner on the issues that are beyond his remit? And who is even reporting and getting the direction? Murtough is DOF, but it does not appear that all strands of the football operation end up squarely with him. Arnold seems to deal with him as well as EtH and the heads of other departments. It's not just about which persons get a bigger say and if that's good or bad, it's also a question of structure and clear lines. And this is the opposite of that.
Don’t think you quite understand what I’ve been saying.
Also you seem to have an inherent belief that the Glazers want to be enemy’s with Ineos and want to repel everything they want.
How about they want to bring on board new investment that takes on the sporting side as they realise they ain’t that good at it? Maybe they want to work with Ineos on this front?
Nobody wants Glazers but they don’t seem to get the message. New investment, new ideas that may help grow their investment they are interested in.
Maybe they are trying to change the sporting process as they realise it hasn’t been great? Everyone seems to think these guys are idiots - they are not - they want the best for their investment?
Maybe, just maybe, they think adding in a new stakeholder and invested partner this can help propell the club forward?
Im no Glazer fan - want them gone - but just look at the reasons why and the thought process for them to get this decision?
They are prepared to take on external input, just not give it all up. Jim and his team wouldn’t entertain what’s gone on before. If, and I think it’s still a big if, they go ahead with Ineos, then they are also prepared to change direction. That’s means change to what’s gone on before.