Ridsdale keeps Leeds shares

Former Leeds chairman Peter Ridsdale is to remain one of the beleaguered club's major shareholders.

Fri, 19 Sep, 2003 - 08:53

Former Leeds chairman Peter Ridsdale is to remain one of the beleaguered club's major shareholders.

Ridsdale, who has taken over at neighbours Barnsley, told the Yorkshire Post: "I am keeping my shares in Leeds United because I believe in the future of the club.

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