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"anyone else of the opinion Director buys were just to stall TU?"

No doubt in my mind that the buys were just a stalling tactic. This lot are as dodgy as the day is long.

Anyone know if there's any truth to the rumour about the Burnley facility?

Did the (as yet to be nominated) Frasers representatitve lose all this money and drive the business into the ground?

"Only a matter of time no guys. BOO has weathered the storm and will be a fitter, leaner more diverse business the time this loophole is closed. Then it’s back to full steam ahead 🚂"

External challenges: Get rid of the Shein unfair advantage

Internal challenges: Get rid of the chancers who have brought the business to the brink of ruin

Execute both of the above and a recovery of sorts could be possible. Boohoo is still a tainted brand though. Perhaps relaunch the labels under Debenhams soley?

We'll be finding out soon enough what else the bods have splurged on up and not told anyone during their real-life Monopoly game of 2020/21. There'll be many more horrors on the balance sheet, mark my words. They'll have bought Phil Mitchell's lock-up under the arches for £35M and be lucky to get a fraction of it back.

If history has told us anything, it's that this lot have a virtually unlimited capacity for disappointment, scandal, hiding issues and serving only their own interests. We can at least console ourselves with this certainty.

It wasn't Lyttle! Just watch him continue the good form for M&S.

"The penny dropped a long time ago that you’re a sad excuse for a human being. You been here for years under various guises, and your only purpose in life seems to be taunting people who are strangers to you. Is it a sexual thing? Do you go over your trolls in the evening with your d**k in your hand?

Knock yourself out!!"

Urgh... crude, Alex. I expected better.

"I think if Boohoo had been trading above expectations we would have heard during the Ashley EGM battle. I too would like to hear about this credible plan Dan keeps parroting to the media …. Perhaps he’d like to share it with shareholders?"

Is the penny starting to drop?!

"In june 2023 when frasers first went to the 5pc threshold the sp was just over 30p

Why did the sp fall from 430p down to 30? Because of the company performance - it's all right there in the rns history for all to see

Since the sp hit 30p in june 2023 the company performance has got markedly worse yet the sp is still hanging close to 30p

In the time from june to 2023 to today the sp should have dropped further considering the company performance has worsened

Why has thensp managed to hang on to the 30p area?

Because there has been a large buyer supporting the sp - frasers.

It's pretty simple."

But no, coz like, horrible Frasers and ITV and dark forces and stuff.

I just can't believe that seemingly rational and level-headed people are willing to claim "manipulation" is causing the current share price predicament, rather than acknowledge that the company is a greed-addled, rudderless, loss making basket-case. It's like claiming that the fairies did it. Absolutely incredible.

It was all Lyttle's fault anyway, wink wink.

Well, it's obvious that the compensation for the senior management has been too poor to properly motivate them. Just look at the results of being so tight. I mean, who can survive these days on only £2M for three months work? What we need now is to bung them all another few mil each to top up their recent haul further and get back on an even keel. That'll turn things around.

Take it easy everyone. We all know that as the weekend approaches, Trading4good gets unbelievably irate and lashes out about everything. Except his stunningly bad investment decisions.

Well, since 18 October, this lot have been diligently and urgently "unlocking shareholder value". Anything to show for it that I may have missed?

Completion of their strategic review?

Publication of their Credible Plan?

Any update about Christmas trading?

Any improvement in revenue or profitability?

Any share price appreciation?

Any meaningful communications whatsoever?

The one thing I have to give credit for is the speed and conviction of the board's moves to give themselves nice fat pay packets and share options in the meantime.

Makes you glad to have stuck with the incumbents, doesn't it? Seems we all like the comfort of familiarity, that reassuring p1$$-warm feeling of lumbering incompetence and mediocrity.

I'm feeling nervous. Multiple days have gone by now without senior company personnel gorging themselves on inflated salaries, bonuses or share payments. Must be saving themselves for the next big treat that nobody agreed to.

"Ofcourse we aren't looking to grow in the US are we Bon Scott? "

Fully agreed, Trading4good. Let's go full throttle and capture a portion of the US market. Expand and diversify. Yes, what we need is to invest in a whacking great DC stateside to take advantage of all of this! Oh, wait...

Great news! This will really help Boohoo's core (UK) market!

Exactly, Coasty. This lot have figured out the name of the game and found a way around the the vetoing of undeserved bonuses. How creative.

No results, no Credible Plan, no comms, no positive action, no promises kept... but amazingly, the chiefs do have time to award themselves millions in consultancy fees and shares. Still, let's keep voting against change, sheeple!

"It would appear that the only "clown" here is the uninvested troll who posts morning noon and night with 100% negative rubbish and will never give a reason for why he is here and only ever posts on this board

Is "may not be too badly affected" really the best you can do?"

Actually you, Trading4good, put in the hardest shift of all yesterday trying to drown out the bad news about the management fleecing long-suffering shareholders. At it literally from early morning until late evening spewing with bile. It must be exhausting!

Twas all Lyttle, so they said.

Heartening to see the new "CEO" and the CFO getting in on the action today, and finding new, creative ways to enrich themselves at the expense of shareholders. Their own personal infinite money glitch, if you will. Not a great look, is it?

Hands up who is still convinced about the board's commitment to turning this outfit around?