No mandate yet to seek 'investment' - could be discussion what stake would have what price

[Jaded]

Originally Posted by fluffysheepsupporter

Now that might be a more reasonable approach than all the name calling and worse. But remember that changes on the Trust Board can only be achieved by voting current members out at an AGM . Myself and many many more members would have to be persuaded that those who replace are better candidates.

How would people persuade you of that, fluffy? You've already said that you didn't bother reading the Q and A which could have given you valuable information about what the current board are doing. Would you bother researching any other candidates? Or are you just happy that they haven't bankrupted us yet, and therefore okay to keep voting them back in?

[fluffysheepsupporter]

Originally Posted by Haruki

You of course correct about the AGM being the time to vote out current board members. What I’d ask you to consider is that regardless of any professional skills the current crop have, they have gone stale and therefore ineffective as a collective. Evolutionary change should always have been part of the FC board make up with at least one change every 12 to 24 months. Fresh ideas, challenging the status quo and fresh impetus and energy is always a good thing.
If you need more persuasion then can I point you to do some reading on “group think” mentality

Always willing to consider new blood but also have to be persuaded that as individuals they are likely to be better before I vote for them. I am most certainly not going to be positively influenced by the likes of Phil throwing little more than insults . The only name I hear on here is someone called Wayne who lives in Cardiff I believe. Lets see who else puts their head above the parapet.

[paddockgraham]

why would anyone with any sense want to invest in Wrexham FC? theres nothing to invest in, we own nothing, no return possible, and a miserable deluded nit picking sector of the fanbase to deal with after any defeat. Then we have an attention seeking insurance salesman who sells private health care claiming to be a fan of the club despite not being from anywhere near us being lauded as a saviour, what are his credentials? what football experience does he have? be careful what you wish for, we've seen it all before and many have still not learned anything

[Foxy]

Originally Posted by paddockgraham

why would anyone with any sense want to invest in Wrexham FC? theres nothing to invest in, we own nothing, no return possible, and a miserable deluded nit picking sector of the fanbase to deal with after any defeat. Then we have an attention seeking insurance salesman who sells private health care claiming to be a fan of the club despite not being from anywhere near us being lauded as a saviour, what are his credentials? what football experience does he have? be careful what you wish for, we've seen it all before and many have still not learned anything

You getting worried now it’s all closing in on you ? The bell tolls for club killer ownership - it’s days are numbered . Exciting times are ahead.

[Inside Left]

Originally Posted by paddockgraham

why would anyone with any sense want to invest in Wrexham FC? theres nothing to invest in, we own nothing, no return possible, and a miserable deluded nit picking sector of the fanbase to deal with after any defeat. Then we have an attention seeking insurance salesman who sells private health care claiming to be a fan of the club despite not being from anywhere near us being lauded as a saviour, what are his credentials? what football experience does he have? be careful what you wish for, we've seen it all before and many have still not learned anything

I might be a bit slow here but who is the salesman you refer to ? I might not be the only slow coach here

[jacthelad]

Originally Posted by paddockgraham

why would anyone with any sense want to invest in Wrexham FC? theres nothing to invest in, we own nothing, no return possible, and a miserable deluded nit picking sector of the fanbase to deal with after any defeat. Then we have an attention seeking insurance salesman who sells private health care claiming to be a fan of the club despite not being from anywhere near us being lauded as a saviour, what are his credentials? what football experience does he have? be careful what you wish for, we've seen it all before and many have still not learned anything

Good points john, thank you
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[Rob]

Originally Posted by paddockgraham

why would anyone with any sense want to invest in Wrexham FC? theres nothing to invest in, we own nothing, no return possible, and a miserable deluded nit picking sector of the fanbase to deal with after any defeat. Then we have an attention seeking insurance salesman who sells private health care claiming to be a fan of the club despite not being from anywhere near us being lauded as a saviour, what are his credentials? what football experience does he have? be careful what you wish for, we've seen it all before and many have still not learned anything

Is that info from a dossier on this wayne chap? Where can we read it?

Also where do you have to be from to be allowed to put money into the club, perhaps you could put forward a motion to tighten that up? Sounds worrying to have a broad fanbase, can’t be having that

[GoJohnnyGoGoGoGo]

Originally Posted by Inside Left

I might be a bit slow here but who is the salesman you refer to ? I might not be the only slow coach here

https://www.leaderlive.co.uk/sport/1...e-clubs-board/

[Number6]

1) private ownership under Moss & Roberts took us to the brink of oblivion.
2) the supporter base rescued the club as a going concern maintaining the league level status.
3) the current board is underperforming as their recruitment of coaching and management has taken us to its lowest ebb.
4) the ownership model is not failing, the lack of a focused, results driven, full time CEO/ Director of Football is holding us back.
5) there is nothing to 'invest' in, any serious money would want 51% (at least) of the stake and the opportunity to buy out the lease from Glyndwr for the Racecourse. This would be a vanity project.
6) the status quo (not the band) is that the WST have a membership mandate to maintain and fund the football team as a result of a democratic election.
7) we are where we are and some people need to look at themselves and their performance honestly and ask "should I be doing this?"