the vote - results out all resolutions PASSED

[Hightown Brymbo Red]

Originally Posted by andy buckley

I think the 1200 is current members however if your membership lapsed within a certain number of days of the agm you could vote certainly that applies in my case.

Seems to an extra 1500 where membership has lapsed then

[Ooh aah Paskin]

No surprises with any of the results if I'm honest.
And it always seems that there is 400 ish people voting EVERY single time!
Basically the club is run by 400 or so individuals of all pretty much the same mind. There seems to be a lot of apathy amongst the majority of supporters which is a shame.

Ah well democracy rules, let's hope chasing the Groves dream doesn't prove a step too far and puts us in financial pressure.

[tokyored]

Originally Posted by Quay Red

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I am yet to be convinced that a project of this nature will give us better than what we've got at 9 acre unless the pitches are installed with proper drainage.
This would result in a set up cost, based on the estimates, of over £150,000.

I think it's basically been admitted that initially it will be little more than 9 acre with slightly better privacy (and slightly less acres).

[rob_1072]

Let’s be realistic though, IF we get permission to actually use the land which I’m not sure we will, the club can’t afford to pay for anything to be done anyway. So what’s the point?

[fluffysheepsupporter]

Yes I voted yes to all the resolutions . Yes there is a hardcore of people who are prepared to back the volunteers and I daresay a large percentage of other Trust members who are but did not vote. The Trust Board are not perfect but they are the ones who will keep this club running through this crisis and beyond it. And finally there is a very small percentage who cast their vote against and those I expect will include all those who argued against the changes

[dagg]

Originally Posted by Quay Red

Interesting that the vote for the Training ground was the lowest positive of all motions at 77%. Still think that there's a lot of work to do to get the project over the line.
While some have doubts about the location, others doubts about funding and costing and the details there is little alternative if we want our own facility(Still open to debate)
Many will have voted yes to generally give support to the project but will still have reservations. Unfortunately votes like this can't show all options.
I am yet to be convinced that a project of this nature will give us better than what we've got at 9 acre unless the pitches are installed with proper drainage.
This would result in a set up cost, based on the estimates, of over £150,000.

I would have thought it would be cheaper to put the drainage in when the develop the pitches rather than wait until later.

[waxcrayon]

Bollocks instead of flipin about painting tunnels and mowing school field the trust need to be actively looking for someone to take over

[Percy Sugden]

Originally Posted by Quay Red

Interesting that the vote for the Training ground was the lowest positive of all motions at 77%. Still think that there's a lot of work to do to get the project over the line.
While some have doubts about the location, others doubts about funding and costing and the details there is little alternative if we want our own facility(Still open to debate)
Many will have voted yes to generally give support to the project but will still have reservations. Unfortunately votes like this can't show all options.
I am yet to be convinced that a project of this nature will give us better than what we've got at 9 acre unless the pitches are installed with proper drainage.
This would result in a set up cost, based on the estimates, of over £150,000.

We shouldn’t be planning to move anywhere without proper basic facilities such as toilets, running water etc.... We are meant to be a professional football club. It costs what it costs.

We had money from a big transfer to pay for a more than adequate facility but it’s now gone.

[Jaded]

Originally Posted by fluffysheepsupporter

Yes I voted yes to all the resolutions . Yes there is a hardcore of people who are prepared to back the volunteers and I daresay a large percentage of other Trust members who are but did not vote. The Trust Board are not perfect but they are the ones who will keep this club running through this crisis and beyond it. And finally there is a very small percentage who cast their vote against and those I expect will include all those who argued against the changes

Apart from those of us who are no longer Trust members as we got fed up with democratic votes like the second disabled platform and shadowing not being acted on.