me too!!

I am also a shareholder so I will find out for you. However I do know that there is soo much going on behind the scenes that things are very positive. The club has also been restructured this week with the arrival of Jim Elston.

For what its worth I think the next shareholders meeting will be after we have heard more about our planning application around June/July. The outcome on that will be of such significance that I can't see the point of having a meeting before we know the outcome.

Either way, the shareholders should be told what is going on with accounts and meetings.
Shareholders have rights that the club should take care to understand

As shareholders, what rights do you actually have?
Ok you can see your copy of the accounts, if they send you one! And you can attend an agm, and voice your opinion over whatever it is that is bothering you at the time.
I for one would never buy shares in a business that didn't take any notice of it's shareholders, didn't keep them uptodate with how the business was doing, and future business development. A business where if you are dissatisfied with the leadership of the CEO, you can't vote them out.
Basically, share issue in clubs like ours are begging letters, I applaud anyone willing to stump up their hard earned, however I question their logic, but hey that's rugby!!!!
So again I ask the question, your rights????

Have to agree with kinleycat on this one sadly. Us shareholders have very little power, and it's more of a vanity project than owning shares in say BT. There's no dividends, no real issues to vote on…and if they were, who has the majority of the shares anyway!

I got some shares in the offer last year. I have not heard one thing from the club!

Agree completely, and with Wakefield what do people expect with re to being kept up to date?

I raised the question because as a qualified accountant I understand that shareholders have the right to attend the AGM (and get notice to it) as well as receiving a copy of the published year end accounts. Further, if enough shareholders get together they can raise motions and even call an EGM if they so wished.

When I bought my shares I did not do so as an investment as such. I bought shares because I am a lifelong fan of the club and have a genuine interest. Holding shares should give a greater insight to the running of the club, although only slight.

The club have a responsibility to their shareholders and are required by law to do so. It is barely a year since I bought the shares but I would have expected some contact of some kind by now.

I am also disappointed that the club failed to send me the full audited accounts on request. Further the only accounts they have sent relate to 2007 which is well out of date. As an accountant I can read accounts and this lack of cooperation with a shareholder request displeases me (to say the least).

Prince Buster I will be grateful of any update you can provide and hope that you can relay shareholder concerns to Ted. As a limited company they are duty bound to complete some basic tasks to their shareholders.

So actually, they didn't give you shares, you have just donated some money!

I've donated money with entrance fees in recent weeks.

Thanks Jimmy for those words of wisdom, but its not really any help to this thread, i don't think dragging the other half of the city into it is needed.


=#FF4000Thanks. Bigal1