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17/09/17

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Originally posted by topender ↑

Wabbs,
I think the biggest destinction one could make between what the growing movement for change at Empire is working to achieve, and the dismal outcomes the head shed has delivered shareholders is simply, if the rot continues we really are done and dusted.

From a shareholder perspective (not that everyone is ever going to agree all the time) It is a shame that your personal dislike of Doc, is such an impediment to you being able to see that he is not intimidated by overbearing and postured denials from certain interests and individuals in and around the B&M. He has tried to work positively with his ideas and attempted to make a difference for his own benefit and also the broader welfare of shareholders.

Surely if you could lower your bias shields for just a short time, you might be able to concede now that his efforts have been strong and positive in his campaigning for shareholder value and welfare, which is in strong contrast to the outcomes we have seen continuing from the B&M.

Whereas the B&M have been evasive, and underwhelmingly missing in action, Doc, and others are around supporting his efforts to bring about the changes which are needed to resolve the situation we are in. I think you should finally face the real truth?

Doc and shareholders have not been the cause of the appalling fiasco we are confronted with. So from where I think you are sitting, maybe you could moderate your own approach to what others are trying to do to bring about the best possible outcome for shareholders.

You may be a complacent loser, which looks to be in common with the outlook the B&M have been sitting on for a vey long time. That is up to you, but really all you are doing is continuing along on your well established path of avoidance and denial of the real facts. It does your personal credibility no good at all.

Doc is, has and continues to be an activist for shareholder interests. His contribution is undaunted by attempts to undermine or target his
integrity. I only wish we could have see the same level of committment from the Board over the past four years. The fact that our collective approach now is to support the efforts of the new CEO is a positive, in a very broad and otherwise negative scenario for Empire shareholders

It matters not whether you decide to allign with one cause or another, but be assurred there are people who are serious about getting some important changes in place before we lose the lot, if it is not too late already.

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topender.

I do not dislike Doc and maybe he has been working hard but to date I have not see one result.
He does put some things in that are not the truth and gets carried away.
As you know we have been living on promises for a long time we know what the board have not achieved and some that have been achieved.
Can you refer me to anything that the Doc has achieved if you can it would change my mind.
How can you align with something you do not know.
I am not living in denial I am losing value and I think I know why but the reason is immaterial I just want it fixed and so far have not seen any options only promises like 4 years ago.
Just be honest toppy give me one thing doc has done or do you just support him because you like him and hope for change.

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