Massive change needed.

[Cenotaff]

Originally Posted by Foxy

Are you sure you are on the right website ? Wrexham fans haven’t referred to “the town” for decades. Try a Grimsby website, or maybe a Horlicks and an early night.

Eh? Loads of people do online. My friends and myself also do.

"C'mon the Town"!

[Nibs]

New manager, new board, an owner who can back the manager with decent resources.

Then promotion.

Back in reality, it will be the same stuff all over again next season.

[John Neals Dynasty]

Originally Posted by Mr Wonderful

I still refer to Wrexham as ‘The Town’. Maybe it’s an age thing. Although it’s being superseded by the ‘Shagging Town’ of late!

I've always called them the town but that's how it was all those years ago and it stays with you like the Robins nickname.
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[GarryOggy]

Originally Posted by Percy Sugden

Not 12 years worth no....

I’m going to watch Man Utd next year. Given up any hope of seeing Wrexham back in the league.

More chance of Wrexham back in the league than United winning the league in the next few years.

[chef1]

Pointless everyone argueing ,while the we still have a club brigade are in charge and the messiahs anti football is forced on us were staying in this shit league until we eventually get relegated.

[TaidTom]

Originally Posted by chef1

Pointless everyone argueing ,while the we still have a club brigade are in charge and the messiahs anti football is forced on us were staying in this shit league until we eventually get relegated.

This was my point earlier. When Wrexham fans wanted a change of leadership/ownership in the past, they did something about it.

Keyboard warrior stuff will achieve nothing. If you want change, get up off your asses and do something about it. You can blow hot air as much as you want, won't get you anywhere.

[Alan Attack]

Originally Posted by chef1

Pointless everyone argueing ,while the we still have a club brigade are in charge and the messiahs anti football is forced on us were staying in this shit league until we eventually get relegated.

In reality, you have one lot who want private ownership because of this idea they’ll pump ridiculous amounts of money into the club. But on the other hand, you have another lot who are mindful that there hasn’t been any genuine interest in the club so someone has to take it forward.

For those who want private owners, would the capital they put in be gifts or loans?

Are our problems related to the lack of money the Trust have or those that are presently sat on the Trust board?

[pagl]

Originally Posted by Alan Attack

In reality, you have one lot who want private ownership because of this idea they’ll pump ridiculous amounts of money into the club. But on the other hand, you have another lot who are mindful that there hasn’t been any genuine interest in the club so someone has to take it forward.

For those who want private owners, would the capital they put in be gifts or loans?

Are our problems related to the lack of money the Trust have or those that are presently sat on the Trust board?

Our problems are with the football board.
The issue with the WST is they have nothing to do. They dont grow membership, they have no strategies and they cannot manage the football board as the mainstay are trust board members.

They are all in a comfort zone as January showed.

[krux]

Originally Posted by Alan Attack

In reality, you have one lot who want private ownership because of this idea they’ll pump ridiculous amounts of money into the club. But on the other hand, you have another lot who are mindful that there hasn’t been any genuine interest in the club so someone has to take it forward.

For those who want private owners, would the capital they put in be gifts or loans?

Are our problems related to the lack of money the Trust have or those that are presently sat on the Trust board?

There hasn't been any interest because we have done nothing to invite interest. There may not be any, but we cant say there isn't any until we have sought interest

As for how its structured, its too early to say until we see the deal on offer.
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