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Or that he's decided to drop a bomb at Rupert's feet and doesn't want to get caught up in the smoke??

 

16% voting could make a difference...

 

Dream on.....

 

He's just avoiding the inevitable abuse he would suffer from a small but vocal group of anti-Lowe supporters who have bought a share or two for no other reason that to be able to attend the AGM and hurl vitriol at the favourite target (and his new found ally)

 

Hate to disappoint you but the AGM will be a total non-event.

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Dream on.....

 

He's just avoiding the inevitable abuse he would suffer from a small but vocal group of anti-Lowe supporters who have bought a share or two for no other reason that to be able to attend the AGM and hurl vitriol at the favourite target (and his new found ally)

 

Hate to disappoint you but the AGM will be a total non-event.

 

Me thinks that Mikey should therefore take the opportunity in his programme notes to let the masses know why he won't be there....

 

No showing the fans' forum AND the AGM of the PLC???

 

Hardly the actions of a responsible Board Member and Football Chairman is it?

 

 

Oh, OB, I think you'll find there's more than just a couple of shareholders that disapprove of Lowe and Wilde - they may like to think that the more 'vocal' will be highlighted (as they were last year) - but you don't have to stand up and raise questions to get your point across.

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To be fair though he is more to blame with what is going on then anyone else and deserves a bit of **** thrown at him. Wilde knows the fans think of him as stabbing them in the back with his decision to support Lowe. Apparently his firm is about to go under so maybe he is out trying to sell his shares?

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Just for once, if the usual unreliable rumour mongerer is correct, maybe Mike Wilde is spending Christmas in Singapore with his wife's family. Not a bad place to be at Christmastime. Or, maybe like some on here he feels he's a jinx when he attends games and has agreed to let Rupert hog the limelight.

 

"Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer............... Ho ho ho!"

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The AGM like the whole PLC status is a sham ' date=' the company is control by 8 to 10 individuals and the rest of the shareholders (me included) have no say in the running of the business especially for as long as wilde is ruperts poodle[/quote']

True, but hope like me that you have at least registered your small protest by voting against the re-election of Wilde (and Lowe). I know the motion will be passed, but at least I have done my bit to show that there are people who do not agree with them being directors. I was planning to go, but had no intention of throwing insults (or rotten tomatoes) so decided as it would be a non-event just to vote by proxy instead.

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Just for once, if the usual unreliable rumour mongerer is correct, maybe Mike Wilde is spending Christmas in Singapore with his wife's family. Not a bad place to be at Christmastime. Or, maybe like some on here he feels he's a jinx when he attends games and has agreed to let Rupert hog the limelight.

 

"Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer............... Ho ho ho!"

 

Ah Singapore will be nice - I don't think he'll be able to forget about Saints whilst he is there though...

 

There's a lot of local ex-pats out there, my cousin is working for Esso out there at the moment..lots of Saints fans to bump into!

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yep, makes him the boss!

 

its the 6% stakeholder that bosses the 16% sharholder though ain't it?

 

Perhaps its time someone started talking directly to Lowe's other backers. How 6% is enough to pull the strings is beyond me. Perhaps his dad might disown him?

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not sure what you mean mate?

 

mine was tongue in cheek -but does make you wonder why Wilde and others are so strongly behind him now, he must have told them something!

 

Basically they're all a bunch of morons - they've pretty much all proved that at various points in SFC history haven't they?

 

Those that still have thousands / hundreds of thousands still invested in SFC are probably not as great at business as they think they are.

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Basically they're all a bunch of morons - they've pretty much all proved that at various points in SFC history haven't they?

 

Those that still have thousands / hundreds of thousands still invested in SFC are probably not as great at business as they think they are.

 

Something along the lines of 'Remember Mike, I have the negatives . . .':cool:

 

bizarrely the 2nd is more believible! They may not be Bill Gates, we may not agree with them on lots of things, but they are not morons -so why are they all backing someone who they know is not the popular choice?

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bizarrely the 2nd is more believible! They may not be Bill Gates, we may not agree with them on lots of things, but they are not morons -so why are they all backing someone who they know is not the popular choice?

 

The moron thing is the only possible explanation - unless Rupert really does have negatives on them all, which would of course make them all morons :rolleyes:

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bizarrely the 2nd is more believible! They may not be Bill Gates, we may not agree with them on lots of things, but they are not morons -so why are they all backing someone who they know is not the popular choice?

 

Forget 'they' - we're talking about only one person here. Lowe's other supporters have always been his allies, whereas Wilde is the man who was instrumental in his ousting. Personally - and this is purely my own opinion - I think it's largely a case of Wilde wanting to get Crouch back for the latter's part in his own ousting.

 

Come on over baby, whole lotta ousting goin' on....

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Biggest individual shareholder in SLH and Football Chairman of SFC decides he cannot be bothered to attend the first AGM after a fractious and unpopular board change.

 

Says it all, really.....

 

Wilde is a gutless imposter who with his actions has split the fan base, our club cannot be united and move forward together with Lowe and Wilde at the helm !!

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I have heard a strong rumour today that Wilde will not be attending the AGM !!

 

Biggest individual shareholder in SLH and Football Chairman of SFC decides he cannot be bothered to attend the first AGM after a fractious and unpopular board change.

 

Says it all, really.....

 

 

Who cares if he doesn't show up.

 

I very much doubt that if he did show up it would change the minds of the whiners, whingers and moaners like you two. I think I'd be waiting a bloody long time for a "thanks for coming to see us" post from the likes of you.

 

I don't blame him for bailing out, and leaving the grizzling fishwives to carp on and on about how the club has been killed and all that rot.

 

 

 

If you want Lowe and Wilde out, do something about it yourself.

 

 

And make no mistake, I don't like Wilde and I certainly don't like Lowe and I have been 100% against the appointment of JP and co from day one. I want Lowe gone tomorrow, but know the only thing that will get them gone is someone with the cash to buy the lot of them out, or a probably managed mass fan campaign to get them out.

 

The first is not on the horizon and the people who might organise the second seem to content to whine on here and do nothing these days, so that aint happening either. (Alpine, I know you have said before you have no desire to "do" anything which actually is fair play and I support it - neither do I)

 

So enough grizzle, and maybe a bit of action, chaps.

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Who cares if he doesn't show up.

 

I very much doubt that if he did show up it would change the minds of the whiners, whingers and moaners like you two. I think I'd be waiting a bloody long time for a "thanks for coming to see us" post from the likes of you.

 

I don't blame him for bailing out, and leaving the grizzling fishwives to carp on and on about how the club has been killed and all that rot.

 

 

 

If you want Lowe and Wilde out, do something about it yourself.

 

 

And make no mistake, I don't like Wilde and I certainly don't like Lowe and I have been 100% against the appointment of JP and co from day one. I want Lowe gone tomorrow, but know the only thing that will get them gone is someone with the cash to buy the lot of them out, or a probably managed mass fan campaign to get them out.

 

The first is not on the horizon and the people who might organise the second seem to content to whine on here and do nothing these days, so that aint happening either. (Alpine, I know you have said before you have no desire to "do" anything which actually is fair play and I support it - neither do I)

 

So enough grizzle, and maybe a bit of action, chaps.

 

 

Agree we need action but perhaps it would be a start if shareholders could be given the chance to ask questions to the Chairman at an AGM - surely that is not too much to ask. It is, after all, the only time in a 12 month period that people who have invested in the club can directly look the men who run the club in the eye and express a view. I wanted to go specifically to ask Wilde if it was true that he made the club "pick up the invoice" for the expenses he incurred in his PR campaign to oust Lowe. I hear the sum involved was more than a quarter of a million pounds.

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Agree we need action but perhaps it would be a start if shareholders could be given the chance to ask questions to the Chairman at an AGM - surely that is not too much to ask. It is, after all, the only time in a 12 month period that people who have invested in the club can directly look the men who run the club in the eye and express a view. I wanted to go specifically to ask Wilde if it was true that he made the club "pick up the invoice" for the expenses he incurred in his PR campaign to oust Lowe. I hear the sum involved was more than a quarter of a million pounds.

While you were there you could have asked Lowe how much of SLH money he spent on pr companies defending his position as chairmen. Or how much more of a salary he draws than the last Chairmen?

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While you were there you could have asked Lowe how much of SLH money he spent on pr companies defending his position as chairmen. Or how much more of a salary he draws than the last Chairmen?

 

They would be valid questions too but I am intrigued why Wilde felt it OK to make the club foot the bill HE incurred in the build up to the EGM. If Lowe had done that there would have been an outcry.

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