Northam Girls

Oh dear was the question too difficult !

I went to Sheffield yesterday and like many others was totally dismayed at the poor performance of our team. When leaving the ground I had to pass the 96 seats containing the flowers in remembrance of the disaster 20 years ago. It made me stop and think – if I had been there would I have done everything I could do to help or would I have stood back and asked who’s to blame for this ? I know the fate of our club pales into insignificance in relation to loss of life – but – am I prepared to do everything I can to save it or step back and wait for someone to take the blame for its state ? The answer for me is easy – I will go to the last 2 games (maybe the last ever), I will wear my shirt with pride, I will wave my pompoms and sing my heart out for the life of my club, my club is more important than the sum of it’s parts – Will you ?

I know I'm only a woman, and you guys probably won't have time for me but I am offering my time and labour if there is anything I can do to help. I am a business analyst and if nothing else have keyboard, computer, organisational and communications skills available. Please let me help. I may be a Geordie by birth but a Saint at heart - we must save our club.

Found on my share portfoli reports :- Norwich Union, owned by Aviva, is said to be owed £24m after putting up the cash to build St Mary's Stadium, the club's current home. Reports today suggested it may consider writing off some of that debt to help Begbies find a buyer, though no decision has been made. This could help us in our time of need

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Even though I'm gonna cry when my 1,000 shares are worthless I would still invest again in a fan based consortium. Say 5 to 10K. Is it not time someone took up the reins of this and set up a realistic proposal. I'm sure there of enough of us to make this work ?

As a shareholder who also banks with Barclays you could try :- stockbrokers@Barclays.co.uk and quote 'Southampton Leisure (SOO) just a suggestion