Rosenthal resigns from Oxford United's board

7:03pm Monday 10th September 2012 in Sport

Jim Rosenthal is a lifelong Oxford United supporter Jim Rosenthal is a lifelong Oxford United supporter

JIM Rosenthal has resigned from Oxford United's board with immediate effect.

The 64-year-old's decision is a major blow to the club, coming two months after Kelvin Thomas stepped down as chairman.

Rosenthal, one of the club's highest profile supporters, was invited on to the board by Thomas two years ago.

The exit leaves chairman Ian Lenagan and his sons Simon and Adrian as the only remaining board members.

Comments(10)

LeagueOneOx says...
9:10pm Mon 10 Sep 12

Will the last person to leave please turn out the lights

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Oxford3000 says...
9:26pm Mon 10 Sep 12

Nooooooooooooo

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townie says...
9:48pm Mon 10 Sep 12

wish u all the best jim a real oxford fan on board no more

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DuberryandBeanofan says...
10:02pm Mon 10 Sep 12

I cannot believe this. Jim Rosenthal is a great man. Good Luck in the future.

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Ian Faulkner says...
10:32pm Mon 10 Sep 12

Obviously something to do with Kelvin's departure. Sad news

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Megastar07 says...
7:09am Tue 11 Sep 12

Something is going on !!!

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jonny1976 says...
8:45am Tue 11 Sep 12

Lenagan now has his new family business.

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AylesburyOx says...
8:51am Tue 11 Sep 12

Interesting news, I suspect it will have something to do with money, as these things always come down to. Shame for the club as Jim is a true fan and a gentleman as well. Hope we still get to see him around the ground and I'll always remember the Milk Cup final and 'that hat'

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badger86 says...
9:57am Tue 11 Sep 12

This is all starting to sound a little fishy. Jim it would be good, if you have concerns, to make these public. If you have a dad and two sons in charge of a club who have been doing a stalinist purge of all outsiders it could make a ripe breeding ground for some dodgy business to take place.

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adlibber says...
11:49am Tue 11 Sep 12

Maybe Lenagan feels he can do a better job without external executives? If Wilder goes and Constable is sold perhaps there's some leeway for a new manager to change a few things and reignite the season with plenty of time left. I feel change is on its way, just hope we don't have a fire sale instead of a fire starter.

Onwards and sideways...

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