‘B’ preference shares

Cashable in on promotion to the premier league. Until it was asked that shareholders consider not cashing in - 2004-2005 season. And since then I don’t know if anyone took up that option.

Forgive me then for being a bit sceptical about money back on promotion. I suspect you’re more likely to get a nice letter asking you to consider keeping your money in the club.

In the interests of balance I think crowdfunding schemes are fine and good fun to be a part of, although I would still associate with early stage firms that can’t raise cash in other ways. I’m too lazy to do any DD but who else is gianluca working with?

Posted By: camcan on March 9th 2018 at 11:20:22

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‘B’ preference shares (NCFC) - camcan, Mar 9, 11:20:22
- getting a nice letter hardly trumps a legal obligation (NCFC) - Henclrikus, Mar 9, 11:40:09
  - I didn’t say it did (NCFC) - camcan, Mar 9, 11:51:12
  - Sometimes I think they know our more 'loyal' fans will feel obligated to. (NCFC) - lurd, Mar 9, 11:46:14
    - Only if they start to sell large size compression pants again (n/m) (NCFC) - Ken Breadstick, Mar 9, 12:21:03
      - If they'd kept selling them in the first place, we wouldn't need this bond rubbish (n/m) (NCFC) - Steve in Holland, Mar 9, 14:00:21
        
        Precisely this and we’d be in the Premier too! (n/m) (NCFC) - Ken Breadstick, Mar 9, 15:44:20
- Accrington Stanley (n/m) (NCFC) - Steve in Holland, Mar 9, 11:25:31

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