Jon Holmes, Gary Lineker's agent, has been named as Chairman elect of Leicester City.

He'll become Chairman when the Lineker consortium's bid for the club is accepted formally by the administrator. He has had to give up his FA and FIFA agents' licences until the end of the year.

Holmes has already said the situation will be reviewed at the end of the season, so no doubt City will have a new Chairman again then...

Holmes will be joined by seven others on the board, all men of course, including the former club chairman Martin George and the old plc boss Greg Clarke.

A place for the Foxes Trust has also been set aside, although it will have to reach a set financial target to qualify. And the American financier's Teacher's Insurance, who own Walkers Stadium, are also in line to take a place once they have named a representative.

Full list of board members:

Chair:
Jon Holmes, former agent of Gary Lineker

Board members:

Greg Clarke (45), former chairman of Leicester City plc. Chief Executive Officer of Landleys.

Martin George (60) of Peterborough. Former LCFC Club chairman.

Martin Glenn (42) of Reading. Chief Executive Officer of Walkers Snacks.

Peter Hockenhull (61) of Great Glenn. Businessman who owns a series of local filling stations.

James Johnson (39) of Surrey. Solicitor.

Tony Lander (53) of Oadby. Property developer.

Tony Wheeler (64) of Mount Sorrell. Commodities dealer, mostly dealing in wines and spirits.

So should the Foxes Ttrust have to "buy" a place on the board? Or be given one with no strings attached if the new board are genuine about the fans being on board? Check out the Foxes Trust website for people's comments so far on the matter...

www.foxestrust.co.uk

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