Brady and Sullivan set to leave City

Birmingham chief executive Karren Brady and PLC chairman David Sullivan will leave the club if Hong Kong businessman Carson Yeung completes his takeover of the club.

Wed, 16 Sep, 2009 - 13:29

Birmingham chief executive Karren Brady and PLC chairman David Sullivan will leave the club if Hong Kong businessman Carson Yeung completes his takeover of the club.

The pair confirmed their intentions this morning, and will end 16-year associations with Birmingham providing the deal goes through.

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