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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Southampton LS. | SOO | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.00 | 0.00% | 9.50 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9.50 | 9.50 |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 27/3/2009 12:59 by mryesyes I still think the temptation, as this price falls, to do a Sheffield United and simply state that the company can no longer afford or justify a listing, and to delist with a view to reselling the silver over time is equally greatwhether they stay up or go down. Sheffield met with fierce resistence and the club had to buy a lot of the shares back but Soton could not be expected to bother itself with the losses of SOO holders Even if they stay up (which may depend on getting just one win and the rest draws) it will be a hoodini like last year and won't lift the stock The club have a good young squad for L1 and are more likely to qualify to be in the Championship for the 10/11 season by getting promotion from L1 that by a third attempt at staying up, indeed next season may see them cut adrift by an embarrasing margin, the Championship and L1 have the biggest gap in standards of all leagues L1 would lift the gate as they would be winning and more away fans would come probably more season tickets would be sold, but unfortunately an inevitable part of the strategy would be to delist and then seek funds and wind down SOO's holding and gently forget it exists. |
Posted at 13/3/2009 07:53 by hubs Soo in the Poo, I'm afraid. Still, the prospect of Pompey coming down may lift their spirit for one final push. Else its join up with Leeds! |
Posted at 17/2/2009 01:20 by mryesyes I think its make your mind up time....go into administration NOW and lose the points this season, when you are 75%-90% likely to go down; or leave it till later and have the FA deduct them from the L1 campaignIt is a shame the club was not relegated, as it should have been, last season Leicester had 0 goal difference and were no way deserving of relegation, just too many draws and narrow defeats Sadly the club is looking like facing next season with SOO the plc gone, new owners, in L1 and with a 10-30 point deduction |
Posted at 20/5/2005 20:04 by timbo003 rambutan2Not sure about the mortgage on the ground, although its easy to see total debt/liabilities from the last set of results. I confess that I'm still learning about this one and how footie club accounts work exactly. However, I remain convinced, that if Man United are worth £800M, the Saints are worth considerably more than £8M. There must be dozens of multi-millionaires (including recently retired footie players) based on the south coast who would love to own one of the ultimate rich boys toys, i.e. a classy football club such as SOO |
Posted at 15/5/2005 19:30 by mryesyes Bide your time please; sell 8am Monday.But if you are thinking of buying at least see the close season out they may delist SOO in the next 3 months to raise dosh....no chance of selling new shares to anyone now. So why pay out for a listing on LSE. Waste of dosh. So DO NOT BUY IN CLOSE SEASON No more divis ............. ever |
Posted at 15/5/2005 19:23 by timbo003 I've been following the SOO situation for the last 2-3 months with a view to buying in at the right time, but up to now, I've been keeping my powder (fairly) dry. Commiserations to SOO shareholders and Southamptom fans. I used to be a regular visitor to the Dell back in the 70's to cheer on the Saints, despite being a Bournemouth supporter at heart. Assuming we see a mark down next week, I will almost certainly be having a long term punt in SOO. |
Posted at 12/11/2004 11:14 by tommyjnewton Shares are holding up surprisingly well considering how much instability there is at the club. They could probably do with a clear-out of underperforming first team players.Having said that the shares are very cheap compared with other Premiership teams and they do pay a good divi. |
Posted at 02/11/2002 14:09 by mad4it This gets my vote for 'Thread title of the year'. ;)p.s. If you lot get into the CL, I'll buy a SOO footy shirt! |
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