| Comment | He never owned Rangers. He put £40m via his company ENIC for a 20% stake, which got him one seat on the board (that he put Daniel Levy on as his rep).
David Murray promised Joe Lewis that he'd have a voice in the running of the club, but the reality was that Murray was only interested in the £40m and most, if not all of what ENIC suggested/proposed with regards to the running of the club was ignored.
ENIC eventually sold their shareholding in Rangers to David Murray 7 years later for £8m.
Joe Lewis was diddled out of £32m by David Murray. |
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