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Jaded · 7th April 2019, 19.21:30

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Originally Posted by Huffy

I knew what Robinman meant.
Get to the AGM and ask those awkward questions folks

But we’ve been told by RRM it’s not the place for that?

blackbrookred · 7th April 2019, 19.38:07

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Originally Posted by Redrobinman

For those needing to know how to identify a Tw*t (aka f*ckwit) supporter need look no further than this gem.
Stalking me on 4 year old posts, even though he can't even link it correctly.
Comments I stand by and that I followed up on.
What an absolute gobsh*te he is.

I disagree with GGG quite alot but he puts his point across in a well constructed way.

Unlike you, who comes across as one massive Moby.
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Huffy · 7th April 2019, 21.39:43

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Originally Posted by Redrobinman

Yes, because it's not.
It's just that a lot of people on here think it is, and I've stopped trying to advise them otherwise.

Oh rightho

Perhaps I got it wrong then .
Is it that people not used to commitee meetings are too afraid / nervous to speak?
They need to find a mouthpiece that isn't ,to conteract as what some might think are nodding donkeys (Churchie)

Willywill · 7th April 2019, 21.50:30

I do hope to attend on Thursday. Whether it is or is not, the right place to vent our spleens, we will see. I would love to end up sitting between Dixienormous and Phils an Alki. They are always forthcoming with opinions on RP and will help me to express myself!
Fans views are split. The Clappers point to our balance sheet, whilst the frothers think that our major assets should be on the pitch. A lively night.

HugoMontenegro · 8th April 2019, 04.28:38

WST board members have to win a vote every 3 years. If they don't get voted on, they can't be on the club board. Our model of ownership is democratic. Pity only 10% of members vote. You get what you vote for

The Only Way Is Up · 8th April 2019, 05.37:35

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Originally Posted by HugoMontenegro

WST board members have to win a vote every 3 years. If they don't get voted on, they can't be on the club board. Our model of ownership is democratic. Pity only 10% of members vote. You get what you vote for

Correct!!!

The squabbling on RP about asking questions reminds me of staff meetings with the boss, when the staff say nothing until after the meeting, then spend an hour complaining by the coffee machine...

The AGM is a perfect place to ask politely worded but pointed questions about the way the club that's financed mostly by FANS is struggling to cross the line.

Jaded · 8th April 2019, 07.01:21

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Originally Posted by The Only Way Is Up

Correct!!!

The squabbling on RP about asking questions reminds me of staff meetings with the boss, when the staff say nothing until after the meeting, then spend an hour complaining by the coffee machine...

The AGM is a perfect place to ask politely worded but pointed questions about the way the club that's financed mostly by FANS is struggling to cross the line.

Agree with your last paragraph, definitely.

RRM, trying to see your point of view here - why don’t you think the AGM is an appropriate place to ask questions?

Vorporix · 8th April 2019, 08.45:21

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Originally Posted by Willywill

I do hope to attend on Thursday. Whether it is or is not, the right place to vent our spleens, we will see. I would love to end up sitting between Dixienormous and Phils an Alki. They are always forthcoming with opinions on RP and will help me to express myself!
Fans views are split. The Clappers point to our balance sheet, whilst the frothers think that our major assets should be on the pitch. A lively night.

Well I hope so - but it does need folk to attend and ask those awkward questions to the board.

I noted John Mills comments in Saturday's programme about 'excitable posters on social media platforms who preach from positions of no risk or responsibility'. There should be nothing wrong with being 'excitable' about the club provided comments don't get personal or abuse towards the directors of course.

I am normally a happy clapper but if I am of the opinion that if we don't consider taking a risk on getting some decent players in we will have to accept non-league football for the foreseeable future.

Teifi Red · 8th April 2019, 08.58:27

As mentioned, AGM is usually a run of the mill event with overview of previous 12 months and election of officers.
But, at a club I was involved with, we introduced a Q&A session at the end of the formalities.
I'd argued long and hard for this as the Club was being accused of being a closed shop ( which it was) and apathy had set in.

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