CONFIRMED: Keates appointed

[red under the bed]

Originally Posted by krux

You don't see any other candidates stepping forward or available??

If we advertised and only Keates applied this would be true, however neither of those things happened.
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If we are to go by the bookies odds on managers in with a shout, then I will go with Keates... Only one interested me, Waddock was mentioned and had Aldershot playing good football but he is South based and any contacts have to be regional. Aside from that did he apply ?

[BILLY ASHCROFT]

Originally Posted by Birdy

This appointment should get us the required numbers for an egm. If you are not happy with this appointment and the crap board then send your email to back an egm:

WST EGM - Recap of Agenda

Yes instead of people giving it the large. (Keyboard Warriors) both on here and on the FB forums why don't they put themselves forward to get elected and make change?

[BILLY ASHCROFT]

Originally Posted by Percy Sugden

Waddock, Keates and Nolan were all interviewed I’m led to believe.

I’m fuming our club has sold out again. Its a matter of principle that Dean didn’t come back. There really is no shame.

and Phyllis Pearce

[René Higuita]

Originally Posted by BILLY ASHCROFT

Yes instead of people giving it the large. (Keyboard Warriors) both on here and on the FB forums why don't they put themselves forward to get elected and make change?

and your IQ test results are back.. they don't look good

[wrexhamforever16]

I'm not being funny but did anyone actually expect anything different? It was clear and obvious as soon as Hughes left who was going to come in. It didn't matter who else was interested in the job.

He's cheap, and he'll be a yes man to the board and 1 day a week Darlington too.

The board couldn't care less about what the fans wanted.

We won't be doing nothint anytime soon, until we get a fresh approach in at the club.

[ozzy red]

I think the club needs the wake up call of dropping in to League North

That will ensure the current set up will finally be seriously questioned and a clear out should lead to a short stay, playing new local teams in a team pushing for promotion. I would expect crowds of around 3,000 peaking at 5,000 for the run in.

Wrexham are preceded by Stockport, York, Hereford, Torquay, Chester, Wimbledon and Darlington playing at this level.

They all survived, so unless we are less of a club than those above, I'm hoping for relegation to instigate the changes required.

On a selfish note, I plan a visit in 3 years time to see the Reds play all 46 games...please be back in conference by then.

[Superunknown]

Originally Posted by ozzy red

I think the club needs the wake up call of dropping in to League North

That will ensure the current set up will finally be seriously questioned and a clear out should lead to a short stay, playing new local teams in a team pushing for promotion. I would expect crowds of around 3,000 peaking at 5,000 for the run in.

Wrexham are preceded by Stockport, York, Hereford, Torquay, Chester, Wimbledon and Darlington playing at this level.

They all survived, so unless we are less of a club than those above, I'm hoping for relegation to instigate the changes required.

On a selfish note, I plan a visit in 3 years time to see the Reds play all 46 games...please be back in conference by then.

This will kill us.

[krux]

Originally Posted by red under the bed

If we are to go by the bookies odds on managers in with a shout, then I will go with Keates... Only one interested me, Waddock was mentioned and had Aldershot playing good football but he is South based and any contacts have to be regional. Aside from that did he apply ?

I'd have Waddock over Keates any day of the week.

[Hometown Unicorn]

Originally Posted by ozzy red

I think the club needs the wake up call of dropping in to League North

That will ensure the current set up will finally be seriously questioned and a clear out should lead to a short stay, playing new local teams in a team pushing for promotion. I would expect crowds of around 3,000 peaking at 5,000 for the run in.

Wrexham are preceded by Stockport, York, Hereford, Torquay, Chester, Wimbledon and Darlington playing at this level.

They all survived, so unless we are less of a club than those above, I'm hoping for relegation to instigate the changes required.

On a selfish note, I plan a visit in 3 years time to see the Reds play all 46 games...please be back in conference by then.

Please stay in Australia.