Biggest fixture this month not tomorrow? Uni land to be sold to developer?

[NottsRed]

Originally Posted by jase1runner

If GU are looking for just £1 million for the land why can’t the trust buy it? If we have 4000 members it’s just £250 each. Just add £25 per year to the subs and secure a loan on the land.

Pretty sure most trust members don't have £250 lying around.

[onelegged harry]

Originally Posted by NottsRed

Pretty sure most trust members don't have £250 lying around.

Would entrust the WST board with more money.No chance rather give it to
a reputable charity who have an "open book" to see what they are doing with my money.

[Rob]

The BBC did the article in the leader, and it is also on their own website on this https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-48148368

[Rob]

Originally Posted by Rob

The BBC did the article in the leader, and it is also on their own website on this https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-48148368

The Daily Post gets the same BBC feed that the Leader have used - however have not run it for some reason.

They have however made a tweet from Dibble about his nicked car into an article since them. Priorities...

[billybersham]

Originally Posted by jase1runner

If GU are looking for just £1 million for the land why can’t the trust buy it? If we have 4000 members it’s just £250 each. Just add £25 per year to the subs and secure a loan on the land.

4000 members 2000 of them joined to get tickets to Stoke a few years back and never rejoined.

[billybersham]

Originally Posted by Cenotaff

Could someone play silly buggers and refuse planning permission for whatever these 'developers' have planned? The whole area needs to be regenerated as a whole. Not some random thing/or more fecking flats plonked there.

They could refuse planning postion and then a little brown envelope with appear helping things along.

[davewilli]

Originally Posted by billybersham

4000 members 2000 of them joined to get tickets to Stoke a few years back and never rejoined.

I don't think that it is anywhere near to reality, but all football clubs need to maximise opportunities like attractive cup ties, always have, always will.

I don't get the reluctance for so called hardened fans not wanting to be club members.

[Inside Left]

Originally Posted by Rob

The BBC did the article in the leader, and it is also on their own website on this https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-48148368

AM's and bandwagons yet again. Seem to recall the Plaid woman from Ruthin direction try to get 'vote miles' out of the club a few years back.

[billybersham]

Originally Posted by davewilli

I don't think that it is anywhere near to reality, but all football clubs need to maximise opportunities like attractive cup ties, always have, always will.

I don't get the reluctance for so called hardened fans not wanting to be club members.

So how many members have we now,how many before and after the Stoke city game?

[jase1runner]

Originally Posted by NottsRed

Pretty sure most trust members don't have £250 lying around.

Less than a pint a month over ten years. There are ways of getting a loan secured against a purchase . The Glazers did it when they bought Mufc and we all do it when we buy a house.