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What the fcckuk was lowe thinking of by opening the AGM by reading out an anonymous letter praising his record to date? Is he: a) Delusional and in need of help? b) Arrogant and supremely confident in his ability? c) Knew it would cause a stir and loves a fight? d) A N Other I'm torn between a) and c), but would be glad to know what others think. Re unite the Club my ar55re:rolleyes::rolleyes: (PS anyone up for donating to get a statue made)

So Lowe takes us down this route, employs a manager out of his depth and then sacks him, yet he carries on. Unbelieveavble

Pu the contents of your recent phone call with Lowe up on here now, and I'll start a new thread on it. Judging by the contents of that telecon, his waving of anonymous letters and his firm belief he has come back to unite the Club, you do have to wonder for his sanity!!!!!! Andrew Cowen, you really need to pull him to one side and have a word. This is getting embarrassing.

Ted Bates Statue Mk1 me up. Beans on toast all over my screen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! An anonymous letter (surely he knows his mum's writing!!!)

I know I probably shouldn't, but I'm fcckuking cracked up here. Promotion in our time! Seriously, Cowen needs to have a word in his shell, as the man must be delusional. (Come on Exit2 you must know how to get a picture of Chamberlain at Heston waving that piece pf paper and superimpose Lowe's head on it).

I must have blinked and missed that. Considering Hiley is the brother of my wife and is coming round for Xmas supper, then maybe he missed it to. Qu'elle surprise. No answers again then. LMFAO. 75% of all shareholders me up & 50% wage bills. You haven't got a scooby fella, not a clue.

I understand Mr McMillan made reference to throwing his shoe at Lowe, but refrained!!!!!! All in a days work at St Mary's!!!!!!!!!!1

And here's hoping our manager will be the first to take note!!!!!!!!!!

Not sure there were many left as apparently alot had already walked out by this time!!!! Understand the first question was something like: "Jan, why do we play 7 at the back, 3 in midfield and 1 up front when we are at home?"

LOL What the fccuk are you wittering on about??? You really do yourself no favours on here whatsoever.:rolleyes: Feel free to explain yourself (don't worry if you can't as we're all used to you talking bullsh:t and then not re-apperaing for a while:o) Shows how much you know. I think he has done more than whispered. What tens of millions are you referring to?? The tens of millions that Lowe lost??? BTW you didn't reply to the thread regarding delisting when once again your knowledge on things has been found to be seriously wanting;)

I think you'll the market for our shares is rather illiquid and you can't buy the volumes required on the open market. At the time of the last EGM, I had a friend willing to buy #40,000 worth of shares, but he found it impossible to acquire even that amount. As proved last time, the only realy way to acquire enough shares to change things is in buying the lagre tranches (as was the case with the ones owned by Invesco & Thompson). Additionally, removing Lowe from the picture would be seen by many as finally ridding a divisive influence within the Club. He was the catalyst for the Revolution on and off the pitch this summer, something which is proving disastrous for the Club. In order to effect change, in our case there has to be a willing seller just as much as a willing buyer.

Crouch would buy Lowe's and/or Wilde's shares in an instant. The problem is they will not sale. I also understand he is willing to put new money into the Club (2million has been mentioned in various circles), but this has been turned down. Just heard from a friend that it has been the most vociferous and ugly AGM he has ever attended (I wonder if anyone from Barclays is there). With Lowe at the helm, I struggle to see how the Club will escape from it's current circle of decline.

As much as I think he is a poor CEO & PLC Chairman, I have to say that he is very good at these type of meetings and holding court. Just heard Chorley has been removed from the room!!!!

You're preaching to the converted here fella.

I can only see he has scored 7, and that includes 2 against the mighty Exeter, 1 from the penalty spot and the one at Derby, which really should be credited to Lallana. So probably 3 in open play in the league from what, 23 or 24 games????

As before, been looking at current form tables and have noticed that Plymouth are bottom if you look at last 6 games (OK, so maybe we're 22nd in the same table and away from home, but it's a sort of positive). They have also only won one of their last 6 home matches. We need something out of this game due to Forest playing Donny, and given their form surely we can't rule out at least a point.

I posted a very similar observation on here after Saturday's match. Gasmi looked shell shocked and didn't appear to have a clue what he was doing. I haven't bothered looking at how many games he played for whoever he came from, but hope someone did a better job scouting him than they did with Mr Dia.

I don't think so. It came as a reply to a question along the lines of : "Jan you look quite understandably an upset man at the moment, it's one home win all season, are you happy to stay here, would you walk away from this situation????" It didn't seem as though it was rehearsed, just a standard reply saying that he was prepared to tough it out. But I do agree in that if he's going to go, then I think he will have to be kicked out!!!!

Problem is that Jan definitely said they had 3 points after 9 games. Bad job he's here.

What do you reckon Billy Davies would be looking for then??? Apart from a few months in the top flight, he has managed at this level (and at Motherwell), so surely he wouldn't be expecting a fortune. That said, considering the manager is probably the single most important appointment at any football club, I would have thought you shouldn't be looking to scrimp and save on that one appointment! Also wonder what Ince was on at MK Dons up until a few months ago???

If someone came in with real ambition and the resources to match, then i actually think he would hand over his shares for nowt.

Personally think he is a decent, hard working and honest fella. Apart from recent interviews where it does appear the pressure is getting to him, he has always come across very well (despite the obvious language issues). The problem is that he is out of his depth and it is becoming more obvious as each game passes. He would have been mad to turn down this opportunity, as we are a fairly big Club in what is a well known league. As with Wigley, the blame should be focussed towards those who promoted him above his ability.

Won't happen. As much as they don't particularly get on, they both know that they rely on each others support to stay in situ. This is purely a marriage of convenience, with the Club suffering as a resuult of this sham marriage.

It was rather tongue in cheek and just to wind good old Bern up a bit (humour is often lost on here at times)!!!!