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Vorporix · 11th June 2020, 19.13:40

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Originally Posted by Foxy

Kop investment will go anyway after the 2021 elections. They are only being positive on that in order to talk up Lesley’s vote. Once she is re-elected expect “ financial pressures to get in the way of the Gateway project, but we hope to revisit it” (ie around about 2025 when The next election is) Meanwhile in Cardiff....

Unfortunately this is a spot on post in my humble opinion.

A shame they couldn't have spent some of the £114m already wasted on the axed M4 relief road motorway project in Wrexham.

REDGOG · 11th June 2020, 19.27:26

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Originally Posted by Vorporix

Unfortunately this is a spot on post in my humble opinion.

A shame they couldn't have spent some of the £114m already wasted on the axed M4 relief road motorway project in Wrexham.

That would mean getting something built, not just talked about.

Hightown Brymbo Red · 11th June 2020, 20.06:37

The WST narrative still doesnt add up. The accounts presented at the AGM ended on June 30th 2016 and apparently we made a profit of £149k. And then 2 months later we had "cash flow" problems resulting in borrowing £100k which was paid back 6 months later. Anyone know what cash flow problems they are talking about? Particularly as this is happening during the football season when we would have had regular income from football matches

fluffysheepsupporter · 11th June 2020, 20.58:45

For Petes sake, ( and I don't mean him who drove the bus) what importance has something that happened 4 years ago and which by all accounts was sorted with little consequence got to do with the present day state of the club. Everything that happened in the past pales into insignificance with what is happening to Wrexham FC as a result of Covid-19 . Lets just accept that until the club starts to trade again everything has to remain dormant. Absolutely no point changing the way the club is run. It either survives with the set up as it was when the matches stopped or it dies . Simple as that.

Wreck Sam · 11th June 2020, 21.09:16

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Originally Posted by fluffysheepsupporter

For Petes sake, ( and I don't mean him who drove the bus) what importance has something that happened 4 years ago and which by all accounts was sorted with little consequence got to do with the present day state of the club. Everything that happened in the past pales into insignificance with what is happening to Wrexham FC as a result of Covid-19 . Lets just accept that until the club starts to trade again everything has to remain dormant. Absolutely no point changing the way the club is run. It either survives with the set up as it was when the matches stopped or it dies . Simple as that.

That translates as....

We know we have messed up but we arn't going to let anyone else be given a chance to run the club properly and prove that we were out of our depth. We would rather the club die.

And there it is in black and white how self serving and selfish the WST have become.

Inside Left · 11th June 2020, 21.22:05

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Originally Posted by standman

I’m sure the Welsh Fa and other groups will reconsider supporting a business that claims to be professional and well run but fails to report to its owners. Goodbye Kop investment once they are aware as no organisation will support this sort of management.

Statements last week from our South Wales masters claimed that the funding for the Mold Rd area is secure. Much to do with the transport hub, conference area and football facilities.
Even as a fan I do wonder if there are more pressing local issues but I have a feeling the Assembly will go ahead with the Mold Road scheme.

Percy Sugden · 11th June 2020, 21.35:37

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Originally Posted by fluffysheepsupporter

For Petes sake, ( and I don't mean him who drove the bus) what importance has something that happened 4 years ago and which by all accounts was sorted with little consequence got to do with the present day state of the club. Everything that happened in the past pales into insignificance with what is happening to Wrexham FC as a result of Covid-19 . Lets just accept that until the club starts to trade again everything has to remain dormant. Absolutely no point changing the way the club is run. It either survives with the set up as it was when the matches stopped or it dies . Simple as that.

Not sure if serious?

How can you keep backing them? Not a penny is going into the club from me until there are changes in the boardroom and people are made accountable for inept decisions.

Why should we as fans fund what has become a hobby farm?

fluffysheepsupporter · 11th June 2020, 21.40:35

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Originally Posted by Wreck Sam

That translates as....

We know we have messed up but we arn't going to let anyone else be given a chance to run the club properly and prove that we were out of our depth. We would rather the club die.

And there it is in black and white how self serving and selfish the WST have become.

Translate whichever way you wish. I am not on the Trust board , not acting as a mouthpiece for them , just a member of the club and trust quite happy to let sleeping dogs lie and wait for the football to restart. Just like most of the others who pay their membership fees I reckon.

Huffy · 11th June 2020, 22.07:48

Had to 'lend' £100,000 from a fan !!
What terrible English for a start

, my old English teacher would have played holy hell if we had said that !!

Can never understand all the fuss over this , I aint an accountant but all they did wrong was not allude to it.

Lots of worse things than that have happened

11th June 2020, 20.06:37	#21-0 (permalink)
Hightown Brymbo Red Legend (info 1 & 2) (info) Joined: Jun 2010 Racecourse Spot: MRS Real Name: Garry Twitter: @	Re: "Rogue Twitter post" update The WST narrative still doesnt add up. The accounts presented at the AGM ended on June 30th 2016 and apparently we made a profit of £149k. And then 2 months later we had "cash flow" problems resulting in borrowing £100k which was paid back 6 months later. Anyone know what cash flow problems they are talking about? Particularly as this is happening during the football season when we would have had regular income from football matches

11th June 2020, 20.58:45	#22-0 (permalink)
fluffysheepsupporter Taking coaching badges Joined: Jul 2012 Racecourse Spot: UPPER YALE STAND TOWN END Real Name: GRAHAM Twitter: @	Re: "Rogue Twitter post" update For Petes sake, ( and I don't mean him who drove the bus) what importance has something that happened 4 years ago and which by all accounts was sorted with little consequence got to do with the present day state of the club. Everything that happened in the past pales into insignificance with what is happening to Wrexham FC as a result of Covid-19 . Lets just accept that until the club starts to trade again everything has to remain dormant. Absolutely no point changing the way the club is run. It either survives with the set up as it was when the matches stopped or it dies . Simple as that.

11th June 2020, 22.07:48	#27-0 (permalink)
Huffy Due a Testimonial (info 1 & 2) Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Yale Kop end Real Name: Rip Van Winkle Twitter: @" what do you expect from a pig except a grunt "	Re: "Rogue Twitter post" update Had to 'lend' £100,000 from a fan !! What terrible English for a start , my old English teacher would have played holy hell if we had said that !! Can never understand all the fuss over this , I aint an accountant but all they did wrong was not allude to it. Lots of worse things than that have happened __________________ Down with this sort of thing!!!