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Aaaaarrrrrrgggghhhhhh!! Ah, that's better. Better out than in I say....

Question.... Why did the London Stock Exchange reset SLH plc's Market Cap figure to zero yesterday? http://www.londonstockexchange.com/en-gb/pricesnews/prices/System/DetailedPrices.htm?sym=GB0007922114GBGBXAIMI0792211SOO#PriceChart *The market capitalisation of companies reflects the London listed element only. These figures are approximate and are subject to change. Last updated: 13-May-2009

It's already Friday in Vladivostock

Any particular time this afternoon? cheers

How much are the illusive board of Southampton Football Club Limited being paid at the moment?

Polish indeed.

15th May 12:31pm

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Some are saying that we'll be dead in the water if 'his' bid isn't accepted

I hear the single will be called "Colours", said Trousers talking to himself again

Come on....you should know by now that I just make things up as I go along....

What date/time do the club have to submit the payroll run to BACS (or equivalent) to meet the 21st May (?) payday deadline? Usually 4 working days before isn't it? (at a guess) i.e. tomorrow..... (da da daaaaaa)

Ok...WTF is actually going on....anyone?

Yep, that's my point too in a nutshell. Here's hoping that there is a bidder in the background who has made direct contact with the Administrator and that Fry is simply using the middlemen approaches as a means to an end - i.e. to ensure that there is seen to be a competitive bid situation from the Creditor's perspective.

Isn't that part of Fry's job? If I was a creditor I'd be wanting the Administrator to be using his wealth of contacts to bring the money to the table rather than him sitting behind his desk waiting for the middlemen to come up with the goods.

Yes. All of those

Great to hear that superb Southampton band COAST will be recording the 'Saints Aid' single.... Check 'em out... http://www.myspace.com/coastyrock

Each way?

Is there an appeal process?

Is it the Iranians?

Wholeheartedly agree. I can only think there must be some artificial legal barrier to raising 'protected' funds in this way. Madness either way.

So, the players have a choice then....? a) don't waive this month's pay and don't get it anyway because we can't pay it or b) waive this months pay so that the club doesn't default on it's financial commitments and thus stays afloat (for another month which may buy enough time) Either way, the players don't get their cash, do they?

What is the monthly player wage bill, roughly?

Oh well. Yet another Trousers theory bites the dust!