Former Leeds United director David Haigh has revealed further details of Gulf Finance House’s involvement in the club.
In an interview with TV Yorkshire, Haigh discusses GFH’s running of United since their involvement in 2012.
GFH sold a majority stake in the club to current owner Massimo Cellino at the beginning of 2014. However, they still hold a minority stake a positions on the Club’s Board of Directors.
The second part of this interview talks about the finances involved in the club, addressing some of the rumours that surrounded the club at the time of GFH’s control, the introduction of Massimo Cellino amongst other factors.
Part one of the interview can be found here – where Haigh discusses the GFH purchase of Leeds and why they decided to buy the club.
Haigh agreed to take part in the interview, which has been split into a set of segments, with TV Yorkshire because, in the words of a Tweet he posted, “they agreed to publish with no edits.”
Part two of the interview can be found below…
