Coppells parking space

[Sarah Star]

True but contract also allows SC to walk.

Exactly like South West Trains then

[Uke]

Press Conference 2.30 today.

Hasn't someone got a dentist appointment then?

[kwik-silva]

God damn you, I'll be in french, can't it be an hour earlier?

[North Somerset Royal]

True but contract also allows SC to walk.

Exactly like South West Trains then

[The Surgeon of Crowthorne]

God damn you, I'll be in french, can't it be an hour earlier?

What, you'll only be communicating in French from 1.30?

[Bacon Double Cheese]

Press Conference 2.30 today.

Hasn't someone got a dentist appointment then?

I saw what you did there.

[Skyline]

It's just an opinion, but we are the nearest thing to shareholders this type of business gets.

Actually I think you'll find that it's the shareholders who are 'the nearest thing to shareholders that this type of business gets'.

[Dirk Gently]

It's just an opinion, but we are the nearest thing to shareholders this type of business gets.

Actually I think you'll find that it's the shareholders who are 'the nearest thing to shareholders that this type of business gets'.

We are actually "stakeholders."

In the last decades of the 20th century, the word "stakeholder" has become more commonly used to mean a person or organisation that has a legitimate interest in a project or entity. In discussing the decision-making process for institutions -- including large business corporations, government agencies, and non-profit organisations -- the concept has been broadened to include everyone with an interest (or "stake") in what the entity does. This includes not only its vendors, employees, and customers, but even members of a community where its offices or factory may affect the local economy or environment. In this context, "stakeholder" includes not only the directors or trustees on its governing board (who are stakeholders in the traditional sense of the word) but also all persons who "paid in" the figurative stake and the persons to whom it may be "paid out" (in the sense of a "payoff" in game theory, meaning the outcome of the transaction).

It could be argued that we are the most important stakeholders, morally. We, the supporters, were here long before JM came along, and we'll still be here long after he's gone.

[Royalee]

God damn you, I'll be in french, can't it be an hour earlier?

Skip it and blame it on Fae's bad influence like Sonko would.

[sucatraps]

It's just an opinion, but we are the nearest thing to shareholders this type of business gets.

Actually I think you'll find that it's the shareholders who are 'the nearest thing to shareholders that this type of business gets'.

"I thank yoh" it would appear that I mean stakeholders! in mitigation for my own stupidity, I was really trying to highlight how much more it means to us exclusively, than the average share value of Rio Tinto Zinc or anything else in the portfolio at anyone time!

[Uke]

The demo worked, can I be the first to post congratulations to the Organisers and Movers behind it!

[Thou Voice]

Great work everyone...

...the right result for everyone concerned I think.

[rotherwick_royal]

Seconded!

I couldn't make it to the Parking Space gathering but it might just have made the difference.

[ElmParker]

Well done everyone who was there.

[Top Flight]

I am absolutely delighted that Coppell is staying!

Well done Steve. You made the right decision.

[Readingfanman]

Well done all.

Steve Coppell's Barmy army.

[brendywendy]

Yay

can i take my scarf and flag back now do ya reckon?

[Readingfanman]

Party in Coppell's parking space tomorrow?

[reading98]

Well done to all the fans that showed there backing to Steve Coppell

Fan power is alive after all.

And all the fans that said it was a pointless exercise you have all be proved wrong.

Thank You Steve

up the ROYALS 107 points anyone

[Scrappy]

Party in Coppell's parking space tomorrow?

Shall we? 6pm meet. Usual spot! (Would say 7 but there's the small issue of cup final)