The Arsenal Supporters Trust will not be selling their shares to prospective new owner Stan Kroenke after voting ""unanimously"" to retain a stake in the club.

Kroenke triggered a full takeover on Monday when he secured a controlling stake in the club and the American businessman is now obliged to make a mandatory cash offer for the remaining capital.
Arsenal's board has recommended all shareholders accept the offer, priced at £11,750 per share, but the AST vowed not to relinquish their involvement in the club's ownership structure.
The supporters added they were encouraged to hear that Russian businessman Alisher Usmanov plans to keep hold of his 27% stake.
More than 100 members met in London to discuss the proposed takeover and an AST spokesman said: ""Arsenal is too important to be owned by any one person. The AST wants to work with Stan Kroenke to keep Arsenal supporters involved in the club's ownership structure.
""The AST and the Arsenal Fanshare scheme will not be selling the shares it owns and urges all supporters to reject this offer. In just six months the Arsenal Fanshare scheme has gained 1800 members who have invested £500,000 in Arsenal shares.""
(Source: PA Sport)