But it is the "unthinkable" statement from the chairman ...

... that makes me think they wont get rid of him. At what point do they *start* to think about it? Then for how long to they contemplate it? I just can't see it happening. I think he has it far too easy with the board. They should be asking serious questions of him now (perhaps they are behind close doors, who knows?).

Posted By: bjt, Sep 2, 15:09:50