It is about time NCFC shareholders were taught what an AGM is about.

At an AGM a shareholders responsibility is raise financial issues from the past years account and to question the Board on it's future strategy under a number of scenarios. It is not a f**king football phone in!

Imagine going to Tesco's AGM (for example) and the shareholders raise questions on the checkout staff or what brands should or shouldn't be stocked. It doesn't work like that.

Less than 85% last nights questions on NCFC accounts and forward planning. Am still angry!

Posted By: trustsec, Nov 24, 13:30:09