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Lowe and Wilde have both resigned form BOTH boards.

Does anyone know how many shares existed in SLH?

I wonder why no-one will answer the question....

Whilst I agree 100% with Baj et al. that is wont make a bit of difference; it will be views as the fans being pro-active and really trying to help the club... which is good PR for the club, the fans and the City. A potential investor will want to see stuff like that. Saints in community? Saints are the ****ing community, so whilst it will be like trying to clean an HGV with a toothbrush... do it!

Harry Redknapp's "house call"?

and no buyer can be found for the club. In 24 hours time, Southampton FC, the great club founded as St Marys YMA back in 1885 will cease to be. They will be removed from the Football League for good and have to start again in the lowest league available. 124 years of history of football in Hampshire will be gone for good. The club that, via an player, introduced football to Brazil. The club that shocked the world by signing Kevin Keegan when he was European Footballer Of The Year The club that sunk the mighty Manchester United 1-0 at Wembley in the FA Cup final in 1976. The club that held firm at the Dell against bigger and better clubs for years. The club that was looked after for so many years by Ted Bates. The club that gave the footballing world Matt Le Tissier, the Wallaces brothers, Ali Dia, Theo Walcott. THAT club only has 24 hoursa to live. There has been no-one wanting to buy it. Fry and Hudson are already writing the letter to the FL and the FA to tell them of the death. with hours to go, 1 consortium steps forward with a business plan to take on the club, and try to get it stable again. They are the only consortium, no-one else is going to buy us. The consortium is founded by Lowe, Wilde and Crouch. Do you accept, or watch the club die?

Surely thats a good thing StL?

The title states the PLC own Jacksons farm. The "PLC" being SLH PLC, no SFC Ltd.

Couple of points. The press conf was held at St Marys Stadium, not at Southampton Football Club. The club itself is a non-physical entity, and the stadium is "owned" (or was) by SLH. Im not 100% sure about this, but I think playing staff are "paid" by SFC, with other staff such cleaners, stadium workers etc paid by another part of SLH.

Are the players paid by SFC Ltd or by SLH PLC?

Im still trying to work out exactly what happened and who did what wrong. Anyone care to tell me? EDIT: Actually, Brundle does break it down here: So basically Lewis and/or Ryan "forgot" to mention that Lewis "let" Trulli back into position.

Why are poeple discussing how much the land is worth or how much we paid for it? That is all totally academic in this discussion. It could be worth 1p and we paid £1Mil for it, it doesn't matter, what does matter is that the future development of the land can be considered a separate business entity of SLH away from the club, "proving" that SLH wasnt just a shop front for SFC Ltd.

Listen to the radio between the Team and Lewis: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/7980602.stm

More: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/7980593.stm

how are you going to fund transfers in the off season? Thats another couple of million you will need. Where will the money to rent St Marys come from? How are you going to pay staff like grounds men and cleaners?

I cant find he Milan one about ducks and hockey...

Nice c&p from Wiki...

Thanks BE.

Did you sleep through 2003?

I can only apologise then, I was under the impression you did. Please accept this token of my sorry-est-ness: :smt049

"The still-beating heart of Wilde from inside Lowe's briefcase was all that could be heard on the crisp spring morning in Southampton"

Do you like computer games and think I suck?

We dont.

I knew that would get a rise from you Bungle (or another Wales based poster), twas only a joke...

The Press Conf on The Echo website: http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/4255819.Live_press_conference_from_St__Mary_s/