Spot on response to the 3 items. I would add that City prior to Soriano were fairly poor in terms of corporate identity and in maximising revenues. It is not his job to engage with fans - but he has elevated us to another level - to be the sixth highest earners in football globally is an amazing achievement and he has led his team well. Garry Cook was polar opposite but in some ways he tried too hard to be one of the boys - entertaining, yes but wholly successful, not really. Access to fans is an odd one and something that Pep will help achieve. I like most am excited to see a fresh approach to footballing matters as the off field matters will take care of themselves. It amazed me how quickly Pellegrini lost a lot of support after a decent start to his City journey. Although dignified to the media, I felt he was poor in his match preparation and his lack of flexibility during poor spells of form - this proved to be the nail in the coffin for me and a lot of fans.
Lastly -To answer the thread topic, I think the owner is fully appreciated by most fans, but I wouldn't lose any sleep about him moving on or for that matter him worrying about opinions - his investment has tripled and will only increase as we progress on the global stage.