Would a fan initiated buy-out ever be on the cards if things got too bad?

Or is the board too expensive to shift?

Some shares are already owned by fans, don't know the numbers but would need at least 51% combined to force the board out. Not sure how much that would cost, but I know some teams do that, probably less expensive teams though

Posted By: SussexCanary on April 17th 2006 at 21:25:45

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Would a fan initiated buy-out ever be on the cards if things got too bad? (NCFC) - SussexCanary, Apr 17, 21:25:45
- Supporters Trusts have .... (NCFC) - thirdager, Apr 18, 07:41:34
- No (NCFC) - The King of Prussia, Apr 17, 21:41:19
- We are a very long way away from that (NCFC) - The Judge, Apr 17, 21:29:26
  - If they don't act now (NCFC) - SussexCanary, Apr 17, 21:30:45
    - Questions, questions (NCFC) - The Judge, Apr 17, 21:32:59
      - Did they get it right by keeping him this season? (n/m) (NCFC) - SussexCanary, Apr 17, 21:33:59
        
        Well, clearly not (NCFC) - The Judge, Apr 17, 21:38:31
        
        I think he shoud have been giving a chance, (NCFC) - Superstar D J, Apr 17, 21:36:01
- As Delia and M W-J own over 50%, that would be difficult (n/m) (NCFC) - Superstar D J, Apr 17, 21:27:16
  - We need a fresh face on the board I think... (NCFC) - Klobo04, Apr 17, 21:30:05
    - I'll do it. (n/m) (NCFC) - The Judge, Apr 17, 21:33:13
    - Ken Bates! (n/m) (NCFC) - SussexCanary, Apr 17, 21:32:39
      - Instead of the wanker manager, masterbates? (n/m) (NCFC) - lovely old job, Apr 17, 21:37:44
  - If things were so bad, they might want out (NCFC) - SussexCanary, Apr 17, 21:29:37

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