Someone would have to buy out his shares though, wouldn't they?
Or are they totally unrelated and therefore he can be sacked but keep his shares?
Posted By: Dog on April 3rd 2006 at 15:56:52
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- Something i heard over the weekend, prob bollocks, but conspiracy theorists will like it! (NCFC) - DiscoDaleGordon, Apr 3, 14:35:19
- As Delia & MWJ are the majority shareholders it doesnt matter what anybody else (NCFC) - oh arr, Apr 3, 15:54:13
- Someone would have to buy out his shares though, wouldn't they? (NCFC) - Dog, Apr 3, 15:56:52
- surely if he bought them himself it makes no difference? (NCFC) - mr carra, Apr 3, 16:11:43
- Someone would have to buy out his shares though, wouldn't they? (NCFC) - Dog, Apr 3, 15:56:52
- So let me get this right (NCFC) - The Judge, Apr 3, 14:47:52
- I suppose it doesnt (NCFC) - DiscoDaleGordon, Apr 3, 14:53:13
- Most companies don't have 25,000 customers... (NCFC) - Dog, Apr 3, 15:02:41
- just above his pot of Farmers Harmers (NCFC) - The Judge, Apr 3, 14:51:39
- I suppose it doesnt (NCFC) - DiscoDaleGordon, Apr 3, 14:53:13
- ROFL (NCFC) - inutero, Apr 3, 14:45:32
- Simply not true (NCFC) - Conspiracy Theorist, Apr 3, 14:43:22
- Chase never was a MAJORITY shareholder like Delia & MWJ (NCFC) - oh arr, Apr 3, 15:57:16
- Robert Chase running! (n/m) (NCFC) - pants, Apr 3, 14:47:22
- haha (NCFC) - conker, Apr 3, 14:36:35
- As Delia & MWJ are the majority shareholders it doesnt matter what anybody else (NCFC) - oh arr, Apr 3, 15:54:13
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