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It would be interesting to know what they do when they are being unavtivist investors

You must be joking....he lost his chance of rescue two years ago.......the only consolation is that he must be getting a kicking from Mrs GD, she bought her shares at about 40p

Maybe Darby paid to have them put there for a bit of free publicity......but I doubt it !!! Something drastic needs to happen

So, who do we think has bailed out ?

Not much margin on that one then.......but thanks

Please can I have one ?......can�t afford food on my PFD dividend !

And he is still in his job.......f...k...g unbelievable

Cape Wrath tried this in July last year. They wrote an open letter to the board.....it didn�t do any obvious good !!

Cakes, pizza, fizzy drinks, instant noodles. They are just some of the foods labelled "ultra processed" and which could, according to French researchers, be linked to cancer. A study of 105,000 people hinted that the more of such foods people ate, the greater their risk.

The final salary scheme ended just before I retired, seven years ago. It is now a defined contribution scheme.

I just hope it�s not melting underneath

Let�s hope so......some of us have been waiting to see a bit more of the iceberg for Six years !!

About time we saw the rest of the iceberg

It will behave the way it always behaves....down with the bad news......not up with the good news.

I�ve got deja vu......we said exactly the same at this time last year. Not only is he not toast, he has picked up another Year�s salary and share options. If the new chairman is worth his salary, he should have started asking GD some hard questions by now......but I suspect he will be as useless as the last one

This from an article in the telegraph today about the resignation of countrywide CEO Countrywide�s chairman Peter Long said while its business-to-business and financial services arms were �strong and successful�, its sales and lettings business had �lost focus�. He added that it was Ms Platt�s decision to step down and that there was a �substantial amount of shareholder pressure, and she was pretty cognisant of that factor�.

Another problem with a rights issue are all the fees and expenses that go with it. I reckon that they lose about 10% of the proceeds paying for it. If only schofield had bought rhm with a rights issue, we wouldn�t be in this mess now

I have a couple of mates who work for Hovis and their prediction is that Pfd will sell their share in 2018.......how much difference that would make to our share price is anyone�s guess !!

The Hovis lock in period ended last year....not his year. The deal was done in 2014

We have been hammered again !!