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Quote from: Mallard on December 03, 2019, 12:14:23 PM Great believer in people being honest and upfront, until they prove otherwise.It's difficult to take that seriously from someone using a pseudonym
Quote from: Stan on December 03, 2019, 04:36:55 PMQuote from: Mallard on December 03, 2019, 12:14:23 PM Great believer in people being honest and upfront, until they prove otherwise.It's difficult to take that seriously from someone using a pseudonym You have my name ( part) my mobile my place of residence. I can forward inside leg measurement if so required. ‘ Stan’
Interesting article Stan. Full of holes of course.So if the Premier League Clubs we’re forced to pass their earnings further down the food chain ultimately does that not de-value the attractiveness of the product to the TV companies etc?Who says down the chain Trusts have more ability to run a club than say a Board of Directors.? Loads of debate on this one Stan, without a doubt. Cheers for highlighting it.Food for thought to the Club closest to all our hearts ( I hope). Would a Trust run Club at Kings Lynn be competing at the top of Step 2 and would we as fans be enjoying the style of Football we have the privilege of watching at the moment ? Sustainable under its current M.O. not a chance. So do we enjoy today and hang tomorrow or do we as fans try and get involved in helping the owner maintain this level?
...Food for thought to the Club closest to all our hearts ( I hope). Would a Trust run Club at Kings Lynn be competing at the top of Step 2 and would we as fans be enjoying the style of Football we have the privilege of watching at the moment ? Sustainable under its current M.O. not a chance. So do we enjoy today and hang tomorrow or do we as fans try and get involved in helping the owner maintain this level?
I think it's talking about more fan involvement not necessarily full fan involvement. Would the trust have got the club to step 2: no, but does the club need the supporters, through a fully engaged and proactive trust, to sustain the current level? Project Linnets definitely needs a team effort but what that team looks like is open to question.
[Sadly I think the current Trust board are setting themselves up to be seen as 'part of the problem'.