but it is there decision, isn't it?

I thought that the majority shareholder in a company had ultimate say because the shares come with voting rights so whoever has the most shares has the most rights - that's the point of having a majority shareholding and it says in the annual report that they have ultimate control of the company - is that not right?

Posted By: ede on November 27th 2005 at 13:09:35

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The defamatory reference to Delia (NCFC) - Occams_Razor, Nov 27, 11:28:23
- but it is there decision, isn't it? (NCFC) - ede, Nov 27, 13:09:35
- The only reason Mr Worthington is still manager is down to one thing... (NCFC) - Surrey, Nov 27, 11:34:37
  - That may be true, but (NCFC) - Occams_Razor, Nov 27, 11:40:22
    - But whilst her and MWJs might not have more power than anyone else on paper... (NCFC) - Surrey, Nov 27, 11:45:46
    - So are you saying Delia doesn't have final say in the big decisions? (n/m) (NCFC) - Ben, Nov 27, 11:44:31
      - Yes - and No (NCFC) - Occams_Razor, Nov 27, 12:05:02
        
        Get real ! The ONLY people with power at NCFC at the moment are Delia & MWJ (NCFC) - oh arr, Nov 27, 13:51:15
        
        However the season ticket holders will have some power when they come to renew or not (NCFC) - oh arr, Nov 27, 13:53:25
- I agree with that...well said (n/m) (NCFC) - SimonOTBC, Nov 27, 11:29:58

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