Fri Dec 18, 2015 10:03 am
Fri Dec 18, 2015 10:21 am
Forever Blue wrote:I've just been told Monday's Shareholders meeting called by Vincent Tan and the proposed Re-elections or Removal of CCFC Directors is going to be more than interesting and a lot of dirt might be thrown.
Directors are bringing their Lawyers
Hmmmm?
Fri Dec 18, 2015 10:22 am
Fri Dec 18, 2015 10:23 am
Fri Dec 18, 2015 10:24 am
Igovernor wrote:Annis I did not think that directors were allowed to bring their lawyers as it is private board meeting, I maybe wrong though!
Fri Dec 18, 2015 10:25 am
Pulisnewport wrote:Forever Blue wrote:I've just been told Monday's Shareholders meeting called by Vincent Tan and the proposed Re-elections or Removal of CCFC Directors is going to be more than interesting and a lot of dirt might be thrown.
Directors are bringing their Lawyers
Hmmmm?
Any free tickets or access codes going to attend plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Fri Dec 18, 2015 10:27 am
worcester_ccfc wrote:Hmm very interesting Annis, there are times when he doesn't get it all his own way.
I can't say I blame the Directors.
Fri Dec 18, 2015 11:03 am
Forever Blue wrote:Pulisnewport wrote:Forever Blue wrote:I've just been told Monday's Shareholders meeting called by Vincent Tan and the proposed Re-elections or Removal of CCFC Directors is going to be more than interesting and a lot of dirt might be thrown.
Directors are bringing their Lawyers
Hmmmm?
Any free tickets or access codes going to attend plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Karl, I was not going to bother going, but I might now as I prefer to hear things like this first hand
Fri Dec 18, 2015 11:04 am
Pulisnewport wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Pulisnewport wrote:Forever Blue wrote:I've just been told Monday's Shareholders meeting called by Vincent Tan and the proposed Re-elections or Removal of CCFC Directors is going to be more than interesting and a lot of dirt might be thrown.
Directors are bringing their Lawyers
Hmmmm?
Any free tickets or access codes going to attend plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Karl, I was not going to bother going, but I might now as I prefer to hear things like this first hand
Annis, I would go if you have the chance. As you say at least you will know whats said!
Nothing worse commenting on something that's supposed to have been said.
It's our age lol say it straight with no offence and move on.
Fri Dec 18, 2015 11:07 am
Forever Blue wrote:I've just been told Monday's Shareholders meeting called by Vincent Tan and the proposed Re-elections or Removal of CCFC Directors is going to be more than interesting and a lot of dirt might be thrown.
Directors are bringing their Lawyers
Hmmmm?
Fri Dec 18, 2015 11:09 am
Igovernor wrote:Annis I did not think that directors were allowed to bring their lawyers as it is private board meeting, I maybe wrong though!
Fri Dec 18, 2015 11:35 am
Fri Dec 18, 2015 11:36 am
ccfcsince62 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:I've just been told Monday's Shareholders meeting called by Vincent Tan and the proposed Re-elections or Removal of CCFC Directors is going to be more than interesting and a lot of dirt might be thrown.
Directors are bringing their Lawyers
Hmmmm?
Who have you been told are bringing their lawyers?
Steve Borley is chairing the meeting , so I can`t see it will be him although the meeting is at the offices of one of the lawyers the club uses (Capital Law) so I expect a lawyer to be present.
I can`t believe that any of the Malaysian directors will be present or have lawyers there and Mehmet Dalman said on Saturday that he would not be attending.
That only leaves Michael Isaacs - is that who you say will be bringing his lawyer? He is a shareholder , so has the right to attend and vote.
I also can`t see why there will be any "dirt thrown" as it is a simple shareholders vote to remove each director in turn then take up an option to re-elect them if that`s how the shareholders vote. VT alone will decide who is re-elected as he holds so many shares whatever the debate about the merits of each director.
The Trust`s stance as a shareholder is that it cannot vote to re-elect any director that its members have no idea who they are or what they do for CCFC . But whatever our views (that we have already informed the club`s Chairman and CEO of , and they have accepted them) , it will still be VT alone who will decide.
I cannot make the meeting personally due to other work commitments all morning , but David Craig , the Trust vice -chair will be in attendance.
Keith
Fri Dec 18, 2015 11:48 am
Forever Blue wrote:ccfcsince62 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:I've just been told Monday's Shareholders meeting called by Vincent Tan and the proposed Re-elections or Removal of CCFC Directors is going to be more than interesting and a lot of dirt might be thrown.
Directors are bringing their Lawyers
Hmmmm?
Who have you been told are bringing their lawyers?
Steve Borley is chairing the meeting , so I can`t see it will be him although the meeting is at the offices of one of the lawyers the club uses (Capital Law) so I expect a lawyer to be present.
I can`t believe that any of the Malaysian directors will be present or have lawyers there and Mehmet Dalman said on Saturday that he would not be attending.
That only leaves Michael Isaacs - is that who you say will be bringing his lawyer? He is a shareholder , so has the right to attend and vote.
I also can`t see why there will be any "dirt thrown" as it is a simple shareholders vote to remove each director in turn then take up an option to re-elect them if that`s how the shareholders vote. VT alone will decide who is re-elected as he holds so many shares whatever the debate about the merits of each director.
The Trust`s stance as a shareholder is that it cannot vote to re-elect any director that its members have no idea who they are or what they do for CCFC . But whatever our views (that we have already informed the club`s Chairman and CEO of , and they have accepted them) , it will still be VT alone who will decide.
I cannot make the meeting personally due to other work commitments all morning , but David Craig , the Trust vice -chair will be in attendance.
Keith
Keith, I was shocked to hear about dirt etc
But I got it from the horses mouth.
I have wondered why this meeting was called and the need for it as, as you say Keith, it's Tan final word that counts .
Fri Dec 18, 2015 11:55 am
ccfcsince62 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:ccfcsince62 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:I've just been told Monday's Shareholders meeting called by Vincent Tan and the proposed Re-elections or Removal of CCFC Directors is going to be more than interesting and a lot of dirt might be thrown.
Directors are bringing their Lawyers
Hmmmm?
Who have you been told are bringing their lawyers?
Steve Borley is chairing the meeting , so I can`t see it will be him although the meeting is at the offices of one of the lawyers the club uses (Capital Law) so I expect a lawyer to be present.
I can`t believe that any of the Malaysian directors will be present or have lawyers there and Mehmet Dalman said on Saturday that he would not be attending.
That only leaves Michael Isaacs - is that who you say will be bringing his lawyer? He is a shareholder , so has the right to attend and vote.
I also can`t see why there will be any "dirt thrown" as it is a simple shareholders vote to remove each director in turn then take up an option to re-elect them if that`s how the shareholders vote. VT alone will decide who is re-elected as he holds so many shares whatever the debate about the merits of each director.
The Trust`s stance as a shareholder is that it cannot vote to re-elect any director that its members have no idea who they are or what they do for CCFC . But whatever our views (that we have already informed the club`s Chairman and CEO of , and they have accepted them) , it will still be VT alone who will decide.
I cannot make the meeting personally due to other work commitments all morning , but David Craig , the Trust vice -chair will be in attendance.
Keith
Keith, I was shocked to hear about dirt etc
But I got it from the horses mouth.
I have wondered why this meeting was called and the need for it as, as you say Keith, it's Tan final word that counts .
So that "horse" is Michael Isaacs then?
The meeting had to be called under company law as it is shareholders who pass resolutions to remove directors. The meeting has to take place even if the voting outcome is obvious beforehand.
Fri Dec 18, 2015 12:05 pm
Forever Blue wrote:ccfcsince62 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:ccfcsince62 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:I've just been told Monday's Shareholders meeting called by Vincent Tan and the proposed Re-elections or Removal of CCFC Directors is going to be more than interesting and a lot of dirt might be thrown.
Directors are bringing their Lawyers
Hmmmm?
Who have you been told are bringing their lawyers?
Steve Borley is chairing the meeting , so I can`t see it will be him although the meeting is at the offices of one of the lawyers the club uses (Capital Law) so I expect a lawyer to be present.
I can`t believe that any of the Malaysian directors will be present or have lawyers there and Mehmet Dalman said on Saturday that he would not be attending.
That only leaves Michael Isaacs - is that who you say will be bringing his lawyer? He is a shareholder , so has the right to attend and vote.
I also can`t see why there will be any "dirt thrown" as it is a simple shareholders vote to remove each director in turn then take up an option to re-elect them if that`s how the shareholders vote. VT alone will decide who is re-elected as he holds so many shares whatever the debate about the merits of each director.
The Trust`s stance as a shareholder is that it cannot vote to re-elect any director that its members have no idea who they are or what they do for CCFC . But whatever our views (that we have already informed the club`s Chairman and CEO of , and they have accepted them) , it will still be VT alone who will decide.
I cannot make the meeting personally due to other work commitments all morning , but David Craig , the Trust vice -chair will be in attendance.
Keith
Keith, I was shocked to hear about dirt etc
But I got it from the horses mouth.
I have wondered why this meeting was called and the need for it as, as you say Keith, it's Tan final word that counts .
So that "horse" is Michael Isaacs then?
The meeting had to be called under company law as it is shareholders who pass resolutions to remove directors. The meeting has to take place even if the voting outcome is obvious beforehand.
Ok Cheers Keith![]()
But there seems to be a couple of worried people, it will be interesting if anything does come out.
Fri Dec 18, 2015 12:50 pm
NIBluebird wrote:Forever Blue wrote:ccfcsince62 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:ccfcsince62 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:I've just been told Monday's Shareholders meeting called by Vincent Tan and the proposed Re-elections or Removal of CCFC Directors is going to be more than interesting and a lot of dirt might be thrown.
Directors are bringing their Lawyers
Hmmmm?
Who have you been told are bringing their lawyers?
Steve Borley is chairing the meeting , so I can`t see it will be him although the meeting is at the offices of one of the lawyers the club uses (Capital Law) so I expect a lawyer to be present.
I can`t believe that any of the Malaysian directors will be present or have lawyers there and Mehmet Dalman said on Saturday that he would not be attending.
That only leaves Michael Isaacs - is that who you say will be bringing his lawyer? He is a shareholder , so has the right to attend and vote.
I also can`t see why there will be any "dirt thrown" as it is a simple shareholders vote to remove each director in turn then take up an option to re-elect them if that`s how the shareholders vote. VT alone will decide who is re-elected as he holds so many shares whatever the debate about the merits of each director.
The Trust`s stance as a shareholder is that it cannot vote to re-elect any director that its members have no idea who they are or what they do for CCFC . But whatever our views (that we have already informed the club`s Chairman and CEO of , and they have accepted them) , it will still be VT alone who will decide.
I cannot make the meeting personally due to other work commitments all morning , but David Craig , the Trust vice -chair will be in attendance.
Keith
Keith, I was shocked to hear about dirt etc
But I got it from the horses mouth.
I have wondered why this meeting was called and the need for it as, as you say Keith, it's Tan final word that counts .
So that "horse" is Michael Isaacs then?
The meeting had to be called under company law as it is shareholders who pass resolutions to remove directors. The meeting has to take place even if the voting outcome is obvious beforehand.
Ok Cheers Keith![]()
But there seems to be a couple of worried people, it will be interesting if anything does come out.
Annis is Sam a director or honory representative ?
Fri Dec 18, 2015 1:07 pm
Fri Dec 18, 2015 2:15 pm
Fri Dec 18, 2015 2:17 pm
Fri Dec 18, 2015 3:04 pm
Fri Dec 18, 2015 3:33 pm
Fri Dec 18, 2015 3:45 pm
lostcityboy wrote:Same old story.
The football played on the pitch is on the way up...the politics of the boardroom will drag the city back down.
Fri Dec 18, 2015 4:06 pm
maccydee wrote:lostcityboy wrote:Same old story.
The football played on the pitch is on the way up...the politics of the boardroom will drag the city back down.
That bloody Slade.
Fri Dec 18, 2015 6:56 pm
Fri Dec 18, 2015 6:58 pm
Forever Blue wrote:NIBluebird wrote:Forever Blue wrote:ccfcsince62 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:ccfcsince62 wrote:Forever Blue wrote:I've just been told Monday's Shareholders meeting called by Vincent Tan and the proposed Re-elections or Removal of CCFC Directors is going to be more than interesting and a lot of dirt might be thrown.
Directors are bringing their Lawyers
Hmmmm?
Who have you been told are bringing their lawyers?
Steve Borley is chairing the meeting , so I can`t see it will be him although the meeting is at the offices of one of the lawyers the club uses (Capital Law) so I expect a lawyer to be present.
I can`t believe that any of the Malaysian directors will be present or have lawyers there and Mehmet Dalman said on Saturday that he would not be attending.
That only leaves Michael Isaacs - is that who you say will be bringing his lawyer? He is a shareholder , so has the right to attend and vote.
I also can`t see why there will be any "dirt thrown" as it is a simple shareholders vote to remove each director in turn then take up an option to re-elect them if that`s how the shareholders vote. VT alone will decide who is re-elected as he holds so many shares whatever the debate about the merits of each director.
The Trust`s stance as a shareholder is that it cannot vote to re-elect any director that its members have no idea who they are or what they do for CCFC . But whatever our views (that we have already informed the club`s Chairman and CEO of , and they have accepted them) , it will still be VT alone who will decide.
I cannot make the meeting personally due to other work commitments all morning , but David Craig , the Trust vice -chair will be in attendance.
Keith
Keith, I was shocked to hear about dirt etc
But I got it from the horses mouth.
I have wondered why this meeting was called and the need for it as, as you say Keith, it's Tan final word that counts .
So that "horse" is Michael Isaacs then?
The meeting had to be called under company law as it is shareholders who pass resolutions to remove directors. The meeting has to take place even if the voting outcome is obvious beforehand.
Ok Cheers Keith![]()
But there seems to be a couple of worried people, it will be interesting if anything does come out.
Annis is Sam a director or honory representative ?
Mike, Sam is a Honorary President, but he has a Director on the board, which Tan can't remove until Langston is fully paid off, as thats what Tan signed and agreed to.
Fri Dec 18, 2015 7:15 pm
Fri Dec 18, 2015 7:16 pm
Sat Dec 19, 2015 10:24 am
wez1927 wrote:Isacs should be removed ,he's done well out of Cardiff city and is no longer needed on the board he's been paid up so why stay on like a bad smell ,a few of my friends who are builders have been Ripped off by him so I hope he fucks off
Sat Dec 19, 2015 10:49 am
cityone wrote:wez1927 wrote:Isacs should be removed ,he's done well out of Cardiff city and is no longer needed on the board he's been paid up so why stay on like a bad smell ,a few of my friends who are builders have been Ripped off by him so I hope he fucks off
Issacs is the leech that loaned the club £3 million at 7% above standard rate.