I'm not sure what to think of Tony Sage but as he has a decent...

I'm not sure what to think of Tony Sage but as he has a decent stake in the company, hopefully his interests are somewhat aligned with shareholders. I suspect he's more of a wheeler and dealer and will push for the company to get taken over rather than wait around to get an operation up and running. Which wouldn't be too bad for shareholders I think.

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It's interesting to that Ian Burston didn't exactly leave with much besides a bunch of shares that I'm pretty sure he bought himself and a swag of options which are -very- far out of the money.

The difference in opinion between him and Tony Sage are apparently well known:

http://business.theage.com.au/business/burston-quits-lambert-20080818-3xpr.html