he is a loser ask any one who worked at citi . he is just part of the banking gang not that means you do not have to be bright just have connections

Lauren, Are you losing money on on LLoy?

will not bother

lauren you are wasting your time yhese posters do not understand what that yank is doing and you are correct about yanks scum of the planet

ditherers never achieve any thing unemployable and lloys as a board of them

these people have destoyed the trust of cutumers and are vermin

Surely the trick with yanks is to get them on your side they cost a bomb but ... look what one has done for Barclays! if only Lloyds had found one as good meantime our Treasury instead of being content to get their money back are trying to squeeze the last drop

Win Bischoff is not a yank, he will sort out LLOY quickly, whether Eric Daniels survives the "cull" is doubtful, but in a years time the sp will be nearer 2 than 1...... shorters beware!

Lloyds Bank faces allegations of tax evasion

skinny "storm in a tea cup" tax avoidance is quite acceptable it is not tax evasion.

shorters beware, lol......the shorters trashed the bank LAST YEAR! waken up.

have to agee in taking ANYONE from citi is a major mistake.....yet again! not keen on his name, is he a jew?

daniels should have been sacked months ago.....another yankee idiot.

banks i think will start falling again as debts are huge and they r under conrol of brown, darling etc who couldnt organise a piss up in a brewery.......oh they've knackered that too with pubs closing left right and centre

TANKERLaurenrosemarni.i'm with you...thank fu*k for common sense.lloy at over a squidcut and runand put on the spikes!!!!

i dont think halifax has common sense from any of the threads that i've read with his comments......mind you wasnt it halifax that went almost bust year, lol.

HalifaxI love your quotetax avoidance is quite acceptableit is when it suits youwe are not talking about a VAT drinkif it is acceptablelets all do itI have a feeling you would get a vote of no confidence in Parliamentbut to balance the argument poor old Sir Philip Green might give you his approval

sensible investors can see the value in LLOY whereas silly little scibblers can't see beyond the end of their "pencils"!!

The "SOUR GRAPES" bunch are back


Sour grapes definition:

Sour grapes is the false denial of desire for something sought but not acquired; to denigrate and feign disdain
for that which one could not attain. This metaphor originated from the fable The Fox and the Grapes by Aesop,
where the protagonist fox fails to reach some grapes hanging high up on a vine, retreats, and rationalizes
that the grapes are probably sour anyway.

                                   

Halifax... does that make you a sensible investor?Im so glad you felt the need to explain.I put my success down to being very luckyand having plenty of lead in my pencilare you non-dummycile?

we should have written "little pencils".

Ive gone from being a pencil to a bunch of grapesthat reminds metime for a drinkI bow to thee oh master save me fallen as I am into this sea of birth and deathI remain luckybut how long can this continuei wish you well..

FSA orders Lloyds to stay in the special assets scheme