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Change my locks? I like my hair the way it is thanks

Is Morph on the inside or outside now....?

Fair dos, but what's the question you won't answer?

Why not?

Ffs

Yes

Barclays?

Erm....I can think of c.15,000 reasons why not.....

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Echo those thanks. Cheers for the insight. Obviously too happy to hear that The Football League introduced a 'catch all' clause to treat each future case on it's own merits....here's hoping Lowe and Co were on top of that one when deciding not to pull the plug before the points deduction deadline....

There will always be a "Southampton Football Club" in some shape or form so I'll support them.

Not a lot different to my wacky theory! (no offence )

Here's a ridiculous theory.... Barclays now have 'Middle-Eastern' investors pulling their financial strings...what if, said investors (or associates of theirs) wanted to buy an English football club at a knock down price and wanted to rid said club of certain historical obstacles in the boardroom in the cleanest/swiftest way possible....what better way than to move goalposts and pull rugs from under people's feet?

MLT, your club needs you

The demise began when......British banks loaned vast sums of money they didn't have to the American sub-prime market. HTH

I feel a (legal) protest coming on in Southampton City center on Saturday before the game...?

Maybe £4.14m is some sort of 'solvency' threshold that our share priced dragged us under thus triggering the events of the last few days?

Would need to be announced to LSE before press conference

I read that barclays had reduced our overdraft limit so we went from being 'just under' to 'just over'. October 08 if memory serves me correctly. I think it's sometimes called "moving the goalposts".

Anyone know why has the 'market cap' figure on the LSE website gone back up to £4.14m (it went down to under £3m when the share price dipped to 9p before being suspended)

Good 'Evans?

Banks are good at shooting themselves in the foot though. They can hardly claim the moral high ground on money management matters these days. If only Barclays had gone the same way as Northern Rock, RBS and Lloyds-HBOS we'd have a say in how they were run....in theory...

"The Daily Echo understands that Saints had breached the overdraft limit agreed with Barclays of £4m – but by not much more than £110,000. " I posted yesterday that this seems down to Barclays playing hardball over relatively minor discretion on the overdraft side of things. People posted time and time again on here that no way would Barclays bring us down because they wouldn't want the bad publicity. Hey ho.

**** Announcement **** THE WORLD WILL END IN MAY 2009 I will be proven right. Watch this space....from the safety of your loft if I were you.