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Any idea what area(s) the 1% incomplete part covers?
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Barclays and Aviva: Something we can all agree with Rupert Lowe on
trousers replied to trousers's topic in The Saints
Say 'please' and they may listen to you. Yours politely, Trousers -
Small typo in the link above for 'COAST'.... try this one: http://www.myspace.com/coastyrock
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Do you mean this 'thread' rather than this 'forum'? There have been 1,652 possible candidates mentioned on the 'forum' to date which, alas, would rule out Bruce Forsythe and Craig David.
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I suggested last week that the FL may have dished out the 10 point penalty in the knowledge that they stood a good chance of losing an appeal on the basis of 'what had they got to lose'? Even if/when they lose the appeal at least they can turn around to every club who might have been agrieved at us 'getting away with it' that at least they tried to act tough....
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Lowe & Richards in board room on Sunday at Forest....Confirmed by Club
trousers replied to exit2's topic in The Saints
Kenneth Tointon. Writes excellent programme notes. -
Here's hoping this legal advice is from a different source to the legal advice that Lowe took when he was seemingly assured that the 10 point penalty 'avoidance' was water tight in the first place?
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Is that the very same SFC directors that have said nothing publically about the plight of their club since 1st April?
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"Paul Allen reignites interest in SFC"
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Devil's Advocate question: Why is Mark Fry so worried about the future of the 'Football Club' per se? If he can't find a buyer then surely, as an administrator working on behalf of the creditors, his job is to wind up the loss making parts of the PLC (e.g. the football club?) and sell off the assets of the other subsidiaries (e.g. the stadium, training ground, Jackson's Farm). Don't get me wrong, I'm happy that he's showing 'emotional' tendancies towards the survival of the club but that's not his job, is it?
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Barclays 'misled customers into gambling their money on risky investment' http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1174624/Barclays-misled-customers-gambling-money-risky-investment.html So, let me get this right...Barclays and/or Aviva force Southampton (Leisure Holdings) into administration because of 'financial mismanagement' but it's OK for them to 'financially mismanage' their customers? (according to reports in the Daily Mail) I think Mr Lowe had a good point or two when he laid into Barclays upon his departure.