Manchester United owner Malcolm Glazer has been released from hospital after suffering a stroke on Easter Sunday.
The 78-year-old American, who bought the club for £790m last summer, was admitted to Florida's Cleveland Clinic on 16 April after suffering the attack.
Glazer is still suffering from impaired speech and a lack of mobility in his right arm and leg.
A statement released by his son, Joel, said: "Doctors expect his condition to improve with rehabilitation."
Malcolm Glazer, who is also the owner/president of NFL team Tampa Bay Buccaneers, has yet to attend a United game in person.
He has delegated responsibility to liaising with the Premiership club to sons Joel, Avi and Bryan, who are all on the United board.
Malcolm Glazer took control of United in May 2005 after a two-year battle, securing more than 70% of the club's shares.
Since the takeover, he has increased his shareholding to 98%.
Glazer's health scare will come as a shock to fans of both United and the Buccaneers.
At no stage over the past week has there been any indication he was ill.
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Crawley are involved in ongoing talks with the Conference in a bid to avoid a three-point deduction and £10,000 fine.
They appeared before the Conference board over an alleged breach of their approved playing budget (wage-cap).
However, no decision was reached and further discussions will continue once further information is forthcoming.
Crawley were asked for clarification over their promise that the players' wage issue will be resolved after a 50% cut was briefly imposed this season.
The Broadfield Stadium outfit were also asked for reassurances over the future running of the club.
many thanks to the BBC website
(i dont really care about glazer but anything 2 do with the conference ill look at it)
