Should WST proceed to talks with potential buyers? - Page 6 - RedPassion.co.uk

basdragon · 16th September 2020, 20.16:17

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Originally Posted by Willywill

"The snow flake generation!"

Yeah why shouldn't you be allowed to throw around glib comments like get yourself sectioned. Poor mental health is for wimps right ?

You use the words snowflake generation when actually, you are the ones who get precious when someone challenges your "right" to talk and act like a pair of complete tossers

Hometown Unicorn · 18th September 2020, 11.34:37

2.7% of trust members voting on here are against it.

The talks are definitely happening aren't they?

Willywill · 18th September 2020, 12.11:57

The fun starts when the deal is explained. There is still heavy cynicism in the Happy Clapper camp. We must infiltrate those 250 or so, SH disciples , and get them to see that there is life after being stitched up. That is, providing it is a decent deal for WAFC.

krux · 18th September 2020, 12.17:35

strange to see 2 non trust members are against it. If they are so against private owners why are they not members of the trust?

wil · 18th September 2020, 12.20:08

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Originally Posted by krux

strange to see 2 non trust members are against it. If they are so against private owners why are they not members of the trust?

Probably because they are not Wrexham fans either.

138+NotOut · 18th September 2020, 12.37:00

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Originally Posted by Willywill

The fun starts when the deal is explained. There is still heavy cynicism in the Happy Clapper camp. We must infiltrate those 250 or so, SH disciples , and get them to see that there is life after being stitched up. That is, providing it is a decent deal for WAFC.

Exactly this. Took me ages to accept I had reservations about the trust. You need to accept that the trust has taken as far as it can and that it's highly unlikely we will be successful under fan ownership. Just pray and hope that if it's a good deal the Trust board say so and that might away anyone potentially against it in favour

FieldtownRed · 18th September 2020, 14.11:53

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Originally Posted by 138+NotOut

Exactly this. Took me ages to accept I had reservations about the trust. You need to accept that the trust has taken as far as it can and that it's highly unlikely we will be successful under fan ownership. Just pray and hope that if it's a good deal the Trust board say so and that might away anyone potentially against it in favour

If the trust board recommend the deal does that mean they’re against fan ownership?

Asking for a friend.

AndyCobra · 18th September 2020, 14.21:54

I dont see the investment and WST continued involvement as mutually exclusive. I think Swansea’s Trust own 20% for example.

Dai83 · 18th September 2020, 18.54:06

I'm WST member, who is tired of so many goings on at the club.

If a situation arises, where even voting to speak to potential investors is voted down, I think I will walk away from the club for good. It has to be explored, what happens after that is a different matter.

View Poll Results: Should WST proceed to talks with potential buyers?
I am a WST member and say YES	251	67.11%
I am a WST member and say NO	5	1.34%
I am not a WST member and say YES	116	31.02%
I am not a WST member and say NO	2	0.53%
Voters: 374. You may not vote on this poll

18th September 2020, 11.34:37	#47-0 (permalink)
Hometown Unicorn Tipped As Manager Joined: Aug 2010 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Ronald McDonald Twitter: @	Re: Should WST proceed to talks with potential buyers? 2.7% of trust members voting on here are against it. The talks are definitely happening aren't they?

18th September 2020, 12.11:57	#48-0 (permalink)
Willywill Due a Testimonial Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Yale stand Real Name: Johnny Windows Twitter: @	Re: Should WST proceed to talks with potential buyers? The fun starts when the deal is explained. There is still heavy cynicism in the Happy Clapper camp. We must infiltrate those 250 or so, SH disciples , and get them to see that there is life after being stitched up. That is, providing it is a decent deal for WAFC.

18th September 2020, 12.17:35	#49-0 (permalink)
krux Tipped As Manager Joined: Jul 2012 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Should WST proceed to talks with potential buyers? strange to see 2 non trust members are against it. If they are so against private owners why are they not members of the trust?

18th September 2020, 14.21:54	#53-0 (permalink)
AndyCobra Cult Hero (info 1 & 2) (info) Joined: Apr 2009 Racecourse Spot: MRS Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Should WST proceed to talks with potential buyers? I dont see the investment and WST continued involvement as mutually exclusive. I think Swansea’s Trust own 20% for example.

18th September 2020, 18.54:06	#54-0 (permalink)
Dai83 Club Captain Joined: Jun 2020 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Should WST proceed to talks with potential buyers? I'm WST member, who is tired of so many goings on at the club. If a situation arises, where even voting to speak to potential investors is voted down, I think I will walk away from the club for good. It has to be explored, what happens after that is a different matter.