Southampton LS. Share Discussion Threads

[r33skyline] 05/8/2006 14:26

Great atmosphere around the club ..lets hope it continues tomorrow ..

[bobdown2] 05/8/2006 08:14

new season upon us. derby on sunday. a good start should show the way for the rest of the season and the direction of the share price. after a few games a few shares could be a good punt for a gamble on promotion.

[jan-mar] 16/5/2006 09:00

looks like poor old Crouch has been left out of the party.

[jan-mar] 12/4/2006 16:00

Timben

as much as he know's anout SCW, he has shown himself in his true colours in the press, he will never get the chairmans job, i'd be surprised if he got on the board. I think the word no class comes to mind.

[timben] 12/4/2006 15:54

Jan What do you know about this man Crouch?

[Abuse team] 07/4/2006 20:14

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[jan-mar] 04/4/2006 08:15

someone payed 65p yesterday for over 2 million shares, once they are safe we could see a bid, 65p+

[cleoboy] 30/3/2006 16:07

Currently 44-45p see announcement ref director buying at 50p by 02 May (latest) and possible takeover. Seems like free money to me.

[Abuse team] 25/3/2006 16:59

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[Abuse team] 21/3/2006 19:16

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[r33skyline] 21/3/2006 19:01

Page 391 Ceefax BBC 2

[jan-mar] 03/3/2006 11:09

CR

what ever he decides to do, he wont want to rock the boat until Saints are safe.

[cockneyrebel] 03/3/2006 07:41

fROM gUARDIAN TODAY:


Market forces


Soccer tactics

It looks like the end is nigh for Rupert Lowe, chairman of Southampton Leisure, the parent company of Southampton Football Club.

Late yesterday, Jersey-based property developer Michael Wilde revealed an increased shareholding of 3.66m shares, or 13% of the company.

This means Mr Wilde, who is chairman of housebuilder Merlion, now has enough stock to call an extraordinary general meeting at which he can table a motion to have Mr Lowe removed from his post.

In a recent statement, Mr Wilde said he had purchased his stake "on a private basis", as a longstanding fan of the Coca-Cola championship side.

Shares in Southampton Leisure closed yesterday's session unchanged at 49p. Based on that price the company is worth just under £14m.

[jan-mar] 28/2/2006 16:27

siptrader

trust me, that is what he said and is on record as saying it many times

[sipptrader] 28/2/2006 16:05

what exactly did he say on the radio???? i bet it wasn't that he's not being paid £750k. i have no doubt it my mind that is the case and for good reason. he and RL will be gone by the end of the season.