Wrexham Supporters Trust board call SGM following a bid to purchase the club.

[griff49]

Just follow the money!! If it's real then fine but put the phone down if its borrowed or begged or hidden from view

[ABd]

Originally Posted by -luke

I can still see this falling at the first stage tbh.

First vote should easily pass, like 90%+ voting yes.

Final vote shouldn't be a problem if there's nothing dodgy about the bid - think of the turnout, all you have to do is click a link. No more attending evening meetings to vote.

[dagg]

It would be interesting to see the voting results.

[willyheckerslike]

For me its a YES to the first vote and then it will depend on who these well known investors are and whether they are putting some money in as well as fronting it. If it is the likes of Sparky and Savage, Wrexham born and bred then I will be more reassured, but I also believe strongly that we have to change from being a fan owned Club if we are ever to have any hope of returning to the EFL....we have been non league for far too long.

[AndyCobra]

Originally Posted by -luke

You seem very pro-trust, and most of your comments don't sit well with me (that's by the by of course) but this is a pragmatic approach and I hope others follow suit at this stage... Once the facts are laid bare then people are 100% justified in voting whichever way they see fit.

I can still see this falling at the first stage tbh.

100% agree with this view.

[moynkeepthefaith]

Originally Posted by René Higuita

Some quotes I've seen online:

Instinctively a hard no for me. I’d rather we have a club to support for the next hundred years, even if that means coming 20th in the conference every season, rather than risk another Hamilton

My gut feeling is to vote against this. From what I read today, the two "FAMOUS PEOPLE" are not the investors themselves, just fronting their bid If someone can explain to me why genuine investors would feel the need to do that then maybe my mind will change.

I put a car on Wrexham buy and sell the other day for £10,000, I had an offer of £1 but he said he'd pay the petrol and road tax. That's the current club offer.


These people are genuinely dangerous.

Absolute nonsense.
What have you read ?
if i had money to invest in football and could get Robbie Savage to front a bid for his local club that would be smart business as moyn is not so well known in football (outside of Prestatyn of course)
How do you know they are genuinely dangerous when you dont know who they are
stick to putting your car on ebay

[tokyored]

Originally Posted by -luke

You seem very pro-trust, and most of your comments don't sit well with me (that's by the by of course) but this is a pragmatic approach and I hope others follow suit at this stage... Once the facts are laid bare then people are 100% justified in voting whichever way they see fit.

I can still see this falling at the first stage tbh.

Just seen a poll with 121 yes, 1 no. It will fly through the first stage.
Even if you planned to vote no in the second vote, surely you'd still vote yes here just out of curiosity to find out who is bidding and what they want!

[Prodigal Dragon]

Originally Posted by moynkeepthefaith

Absolute nonsense.
What have you read ?
if i had money to invest in football and could get Robbie Savage to front a bid for his local club that would be smart business as moyn is not so well known in football (outside of Prestatyn of course)
How do you know they are genuinely dangerous when you dont know who they are
stick to putting your car on ebay

To be fair to RH, I think he is quoting other folks' views, not necessarily his own.

I would be dismayed if there isn't a majority YES for the first vote. After that, as QR rightly said, the Devil's in the detail. We certainly don't want to 'jump out of the frying-pan and into the fire' but, equally, we would be very foolish -- indeed reckless -- to reject something we don't yet fully understand.

Keep an open mind, would be my advice.

[moynkeepthefaith]

Originally Posted by Prodigal Dragon

To be fair to RH, I think he is quoting other folks' views, not necessarily his own.

I would be dismayed if there isn't a majority YES for the first vote. After that, as QR rightly said, the Devil's in the detail. We certainly don't want to 'jump out of the frying-pan and into the fire' but, equally, we would be very foolish -- indeed reckless -- to reject something we don't yet fully understand.

Keep an open mind, would be my advice.

Sorry RH - you are right PD though my response to the others would still be the same !