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Ruabon Red · 24th April 2019, 14.08:36

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Originally Posted by Always The Kop

Mark was re-elected last year, so will not be up for re-election this year.

Can someone confirm who is up for re-election please.

pagl · 24th April 2019, 15.17:22

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Originally Posted by Ruabon Red

Can someone confirm who is up for re-election please.

Not heard anything. Seems to me there are 4 vacancies anyway. 1 is the obvious replacement but no other information on board members being re-elected.

Quay Red · 24th April 2019, 16.15:17

looks like it's 4 places on the trust board with no current board member due for re election after all. (Unless someone knows better)
Below see the requirements for the candidates statements.

Candidates Statement
Please state in no less than 400 and no more than 1000 words why you wish to be elected onto the Trust Board. It’s usually helpful to focus more on your skills and how you could contribute to the Board’s work rather than the history of your support for the club. This will be your Candidates’ Address should a Board election be required and will be sent to all members. Please attach a continuation sheet, if necessary.
Your Statement should refer to the following:

Your Personal Details, Skills & Relevant Experience:
Your commitment to Wrexham Football Club and the principles of the supporter’s trust movement:
How you believe you could contribute to the work of the Trust Board:
Any other points you would like to make in support of your nomination:

wafc1926 · 24th April 2019, 16.49:37

I've had a quick look at the WST homepage. It appears that WST board members are elected for a period of 3 years so we should look at who was elected in 2016. Of the 4 elected that year only Mark Williams remains , with the others having left the board. Can't tell the position re co-opted members.
Next year should be an interesting one , with Spencer Harris, John Mills , and Gavin Jones all concluding their 3 year terms.

Quay Red · 24th April 2019, 17.05:31

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Originally Posted by wafc1926

I've had a quick look at the WST homepage. It appears that WST board members are elected for a period of 3 years so we should look at who was elected in 2016. Of the 4 elected that year only Mark Williams remains , with the others having left the board. Can't tell the position re co-opted members.
Next year should be an interesting one , with Spencer Harris, John Mills , and Gavin Jones all concluding their 3 year terms.

All 3 are on the WAFC board.

ugarte007 · 24th April 2019, 17.08:25

Is there an option to still be considered a decent supporter AND allowed to moan now and again when we make suspect decisions, without having to be on the boards? Having kids, working long hours, coaching juniors, oh and finding time for the wife means I dont have the time. Which is why I sit in the middle I think.

I really appreciate the efforts of people who obviously do have the time. But this shut up or do it better is nonsense. If we win the play offs the digs will be aimed at the supporters who spoke their mind. If we dont go up it will be aimed at the supporters who defend the club no matter what.

If I put £50,000 a month into the Trust am I better than someone putting their last fiver a month in? Hell no. The quiet majority Id imagine want to pay and watch football and thats where I sit.

Quay Red · 24th April 2019, 17.10:21

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Originally Posted by ugarte007

Is there an option to still be considered a decent supporter AND allowed to moan now and again when we make suspect decisions, without having to be on the boards? Having kids, working long hours, coaching juniors, oh and finding time for the wife means I dont have the time. Which is why I sit in the middle I think.

I really appreciate the efforts of people who obviously do have the time. But this shut up or do it better is nonsense. If we win the play offs the digs will be aimed at the supporters who spoke their mind. If we dont go up it will be aimed at the supporters who defend the club no matter what.

If I put £50,000 a month into the Trust am I better than someone putting their last fiver a month in? Hell no. The quiet majority Id imagine want to pay and watch football and thats where I sit.

Probably the view of the vast majority of fans.

wafc1926 · 24th April 2019, 17.10:50

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Originally Posted by Quay Red

All 3 are on the WAFC board.

And the prize for stating the obvious goes to ............................

Quay Red · 24th April 2019, 17.30:45

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Originally Posted by wafc1926

And the prize for stating the obvious goes to ............................

I'll share it with you for expecting and leading to the obvious reply.

24th April 2019, 16.15:17	#165-0 (permalink)
Quay Red retired & running a pub (info 1 & 2) (info) Joined: Apr 2006 Racecourse Spot: MRS Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Trust Board Vacancies looks like it's 4 places on the trust board with no current board member due for re election after all. (Unless someone knows better) Below see the requirements for the candidates statements. Candidates Statement Please state in no less than 400 and no more than 1000 words why you wish to be elected onto the Trust Board. It’s usually helpful to focus more on your skills and how you could contribute to the Board’s work rather than the history of your support for the club. This will be your Candidates’ Address should a Board election be required and will be sent to all members. Please attach a continuation sheet, if necessary. Your Statement should refer to the following: Your Personal Details, Skills & Relevant Experience: Your commitment to Wrexham Football Club and the principles of the supporter’s trust movement: How you believe you could contribute to the work of the Trust Board: Any other points you would like to make in support of your nomination: Last edited by Quay Red; 24th April 2019 at 16.17:07..

24th April 2019, 16.49:37	#166-0 (permalink)
wafc1926 retired & running a pub Joined: Sep 2005 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Trust Board Vacancies I've had a quick look at the WST homepage. It appears that WST board members are elected for a period of 3 years so we should look at who was elected in 2016. Of the 4 elected that year only Mark Williams remains , with the others having left the board. Can't tell the position re co-opted members. Next year should be an interesting one , with Spencer Harris, John Mills , and Gavin Jones all concluding their 3 year terms. __________________ "Supporting Wrexham since 1926 and forever more"

24th April 2019, 17.08:25	#168-0 (permalink)
ugarte007 Legend (info) Joined: Feb 2009 Racecourse Spot: GUS Real Name: Juan Twitter: @	Re: Trust Board Vacancies Is there an option to still be considered a decent supporter AND allowed to moan now and again when we make suspect decisions, without having to be on the boards? Having kids, working long hours, coaching juniors, oh and finding time for the wife means I dont have the time. Which is why I sit in the middle I think. I really appreciate the efforts of people who obviously do have the time. But this shut up or do it better is nonsense. If we win the play offs the digs will be aimed at the supporters who spoke their mind. If we dont go up it will be aimed at the supporters who defend the club no matter what. If I put £50,000 a month into the Trust am I better than someone putting their last fiver a month in? Hell no. The quiet majority Id imagine want to pay and watch football and thats where I sit. __________________ 'But you keep coming back, you have no choice.