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"Do the Kamani's run KPMG southcoast?

Your posts are becoming more and more twisted"

Ha ha, KPMG's reputation for rigour and competence ended when Carillion did. Famed for looking the other way.

Notice how "Independent Directors" was in placed within quote marks. Someone had a sense of humour.

Repeating that there's a Credible Plan doesn't make it true.

Yeah, but the PLT website had like 2% more visitors in October and the pre-return exceptional quasi-adjusted non-cyclic GMVBS metric looks better than before we invented it. So it is obvious that a glorious turnaround is upon us. If you can't see that, then you fud morons need to sell up pronto.

*inquiry

Staggering, the level of irresponsibility and negligence. How can any of the board bill themselves as true professionals? Were they just too distracted by their Insta posts, their trips around the Med and basically milking the business to the max to notice the impending ruin? We need a public enquiry if this goes bust.

"Three years gross salary for an average person Crawshaw.

Most sensible people would class that as a significant sum.

This board must be full of super rich high rollers like yourself and Bon Scott.

Which makes it even more surprising that, with all the options you have, you choose to waste your time posting facetious rubbish where you have no investment"

What a surprise - launches straight into insults and abuse the instant he feels like he hasn't managed to belittle someone.

"If results were dismal Crawshaw we would have had an update by now or it will certainly come in the next week or so. Anything sp affecting needs to be communicated immediately. Another large fall in revenue would certainly be viewed as sp affecting I would think."

Was the pathetic failure of the US DC communicated immediately?

So, token director buy with some leftover pocket money, which prevents the release of any results in the next month. Then an RNS imploring shareholders to keep Kamani in place, coupled with the same vague promises of a strategic business review and the usual empty rhetoric of "unlocking and maximising shareholder value".

Where's this Credible Plan? Where's all this maximised this shareholder value? Does anyone feel maximised? Nah, me neither.

Keep voting for the same, and you'll keep getting the same.

"“SCB is one of the few holders actually talking sense and not blindsided by the current BOD.”

Blimey, I’ve just unfiltered SCB to see if this was really true and it to my amazement it is - and then some! Not sure when this road to Damascus moment happened exactly but can’t argue with anything he is saying.

Will be particularly interested in the response to the ‘fake drop’ question as was going to ask that one myself…"

Yep, Coasty came over to the dark side around November time. Everyone has their moment of clarity, when they realise the optimism and hope of recovery has become delusional and indefensible. I reached that point midway through 2023.

He's right though - there are absolutely no more hiding places or excuses for the management. What we're left with is just pure, rank mismanagement, greed and incompetence. They have utterly ruined things.

"Good to see Kane buying a decent amount of shares.

Hopefully she will now start to contribute to the business again.

Shame to see Southcoast so bitter, it's almost like Spidey has taken over his account!"

Yeah, a mighty 1.2% of her last five years' earnings. If this is decent, I'd hate to see what qualifies as paltry.

Let's put it in perspective. With Carol Kane's remuneration from 2020 - present approaching £8M, the two recent share purchases of £100k apiece do give the appearance of being mere lip service.

Well, nothing exemplifies the Boohoo catchphrase of "shareholder value" quite like these massive salaries in return for massive losses. We're being done.

""So they aren't offering free returns as standard, which is what you were trying to imply"

The title of the thread is Boohoo Premier, so how could I possibly be implying it's "standard"?

You're on another planet.

Try reading it again."

Crawshaw, it's an endless slog. Tradey just mindlessly pivots to the next twisted line of attack, and resorts to abuse after that. Has an obssessive urge to sneer and domineer, even when blatantly wrong.

Oh, you poor little dears, getting all worked up about a limited gain on a shareholding. Almost soiled yourselves celebrating!

Between August 2022 and July 2023, Boohoo accumulated some 86 million shares, totalled around £15M, and which by my rough estimates average around 17.8p. As of this morning, Boohoo's REVB shareholding is around 17% up on it's average (an unrealised gain of around £2.5M).

Note that Boohoo could have sold last year at 35p, virtually doubling their investment. Seems Boohoo did the same as you did tradey, and clung jealously to your shares long after the peak, watching decent returns wither away to nothing. Never mind, you poor darlings, I'm sure that this £2.5M will come in very handy when Boohoo's next announcement of devastating £100M+ losses hit.

I ask you again: Any sign of a Credible Plan? You never seem to answer the question.

"Great to see you and the other idiot still living your best Tradey fantasy!"

So sad to see you resorting to abusive insults whenever you feel the debate slipping away from you.

"Any sign of a credible post Bon Scott

Looks like revb is back in full recovery mode. Not bad for a worthless vanity purchase?!"

Yep, 170p down to 8p, currently crawling around the low 20s. It just screams full-on recovery. Right as always, tradey. 👌

Any sign of a Credible Plan anywhere?

Well now that coasty has also realised the name of the rose, I wonder if he too will be purged for the hideous crime of wrongthink?

"Most of the regulars have stopped posting either because they are embarrassed at what they have done"

They ought to be, Parsnip. The turkeys voted for Christmas. Note that since the vote, the company has done squat. No plan, no improvement, no comms. Rinsing shareholders year in year out, and now doing so with their blessing!

Oh sorry, I forgot: they recently diluted shareholders and flogged the Soho vanity office at a £23M loss to pay off a portion of the debt they've racked up completely needlessly.

No worries guys - Debenhams with its single digit millions of profits (or revenue or GMV or pixies, whatever metric they pick this time) will cover the hundreds of millons anticipated to be lost in the same year from the other failing brands. Will tradey and backpassage still be applauding the board when the shutters go down for the last time?