Dick Knight Share Dispute - Unnamed Director offer £0.01 per share

[symyjym]

Are you deliberately missing the point! When someone sells their shares they other shareholders get first dibs. If they don't agree a price then auditors assess a fair value, exactly has happened with DK. What would the costs be if every couple of months another of these small shareholders decides to sell?

What is your point? I answered your question about costs involved and now you want me to answer another one for you without any acknowledgement of it. What posts of mine are you disagreeing with?

Do you have your own answer to your latest question, or did you want to know what mine is? Just to save beating about the bush answer your own question for me and I will agree or disagree with it.

 

[Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!]

WHAT IF....
DK just thought it would be nice to give some of his shares away to fans so the fans can have a say in the club.
IMAGINE THAT if you can and stop being so ****ing pessimistic.

He's not giving them away, they are being offered at a price of £1 each when their current value is somewhere between zero and 18p.

 

[dejavuatbtn]

I think it's a shame that Dick needed to get some of his money back (he's no TB in the money stakes and kept the club alive when the call came) and the club appear to have made it financially impossible for him to get the info required to enable him to do it.

 

[gully1984]

In my opinion, dick has to play by the rules. Simples!

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

I think it's a shame that Dick needed to get some of his money back (he's no TB in the money stakes and kept the club alive when the call came) and the club appear to have made it financially impossible for him to get the info required to enable him to do it.

He got most of it back, already.