Re: Wembley - The Board
 

So you're proposing we do due dilligence at quite some cost to ourselves into an imaginary investor, against the vote of the members of the WST, to find someone that is willing to pump money into the club with no return and no assets?

Re: Wembley - The Board
 

You wonder if there are any share issues which could yield a decent bit of capital?

Re: Wembley - The Board
 

[QUOTE=Alan Attack;2257746]You wonder if there are any share issues which could yield a decent bit of capital?[/QUOTE]

I wouldnt buy a share with the current football board structure.

What would the share money do - just be put into the seasons budget?
This season we wasted £200k in January, would anyone trust the club with any further extra money?
There is no strategy or plan, does anyone really believe the current decision makers can actually make a difference.

There is no credible figurehead at the club and there is no-one I can see that would fulfil that position.

Re: Wembley - The Board
 

If fan ownership is here to stay the ones on the board need changing

Re: Wembley - The Board
 

[QUOTE=pagl;2257748]I wouldnt buy a share with the current football board structure.

What would the share money do - just be put into the seasons budget?
This season we wasted £200k in January, would anyone trust the club with any further extra money?
There is no strategy or plan, does anyone really believe the current decision makers can actually make a difference.

There is no credible figurehead at the club and there is no-one I can see that would fulfil that position.[/QUOTE]
Also chuck in the Barrow and Newell debacle which would of cost the club money regardless of what anyone says, I wouldn’t trust the board to run a bath.

Re: Wembley - The Board
 

[QUOTE=pagl;2257748]I wouldnt buy a share with the current football board structure.


This season we wasted £200k in January, would anyone trust the club with any further extra money?


You don't know this as a fact yet you keep repeating it.

Re: Wembley - The Board
 

[QUOTE=pagl;2257748]I wouldnt buy a share with the current football board structure.

What would the share money do - just be put into the seasons budget?
This season we wasted £200k in January, would anyone trust the club with any further extra money?
There is no strategy or plan, does anyone really believe the current decision makers can actually make a difference.

There is no credible figurehead at the club and there is no-one I can see that would fulfil that position.[/QUOTE]

Cmon pagl. Look forward man

Re: Wembley - The Board
 

[QUOTE=Wirral Red;2257755][QUOTE=pagl;2257748]I wouldnt buy a share with the current football board structure.


This season we wasted £200k in January, would anyone trust the club with any further extra money?


You don't know this as a fact yet you keep repeating it.[/QUOTE]

Blah blah. It has been explained more than once. Figures will only be available when the accounts are published. You obviously dont believe the figures from Rickets or Spencer so carry on in your bubble for the moment.
I would bet it was more than £200k.

Re: Wembley - The Board
 

[QUOTE=Alan Attack;2257756]Cmon pagl. Look forward man[/QUOTE]

Going forward I think they are genuine questions. Just as an outside investor has to provide answers. If WAFC sold 100,000 shares at say £10 each then how would they spend the money? Extra £200k into the budget for 5 years or what?

Having a strategy and plan is looking forward.