A week on...

[138+NotOut]

Originally Posted by Quay Red

Easy to spend someone else's money.
Good coverage last night but probably what you'd have expected given the TV background.
Ultimately it's window dressing.
It's what happens on the shop floor that matters most.
Just hope the commercial aims don't become bigger than the football.

Can we make too much money?

A CEO/Commercial manager has no impacting on football side of things

[dixienormous]

Originally Posted by Quay Red

Easy to spend someone else's money.
Good coverage last night but probably what you'd have expected given the TV background.
Ultimately it's window dressing.
It's what happens on the shop floor that matters most.
Just hope the commercial aims don't become bigger than the football.

Weird, I never once heard a trust loon talk about what happens on the shop floor. I did, I mentioned it on a weekly basis. Everything was more important than the football under the trust, so why worry now? It didn't bother you for nearly a decade.

[Phils-an-alki]

Originally Posted by Quay Red

Easy to spend someone else's money.
Good coverage last night but probably what you'd have expected given the TV background.
Ultimately it's window dressing.
It's what happens on the shop floor that matters most.
Just hope the commercial aims don't become bigger than the football.

The jaw dropping irony of that. The WST pissed away fans money on failures for ten years

[International]

Originally Posted by Ipswich Red

This!
Living where I do I'll unlikely be a racecourse regular, therefore to have a product that effectively allows me "season ticket access" allows me to connect with the club, see what everyone else saw and discuss things with my Dad who is a season ticket holder. If we can get a "match day experience" via a quality product (combined with good football) I keep coming back. It's fairly simple. It's especially important if your new fan base live in the US and Canada. How many Man Utd have never been to Britain, never mind Old Trafford. We have to start thinking globally now, not locally.

So whilst some might scoff at "Window dressing" why was the second biggest fight in boxing history between 2 You-tubers? Why do adults who can only communicate with kids via the medium of coloured slime pranks make millions of pounds a year streaming their appalling parenting on YouTube? A quality service streaming service will increase our revenue exponentially, especially if it continues post-covid.

Welcome to the future. Living over 200 miles away, I can't wait!!

Wholeheartedly agree with what you are saying...Unfortunately because of the "Football Blackout" unlikely to continue Post-Covid. Unless we are still in the Conference and then we might get away with it.

[138+NotOut]

Who's running the club now? Is there a temporary CEO and is there anyone from the Trust still making decisions?

[Prodigal Dragon]

Originally Posted by 138+NotOut

Who's running the club now? Is there a temporary CEO and is there anyone from the Trust still making decisions?

Humphrey Ker is effectively running the club until a new CEO is in post.

One would hope that the WST has no executive responsibilities after the sale. Whether they are offering support to the club is up to Ker and R&R.

[ruthinred]

Originally Posted by Prodigal Dragon

Humphrey Ker is effectively running the club until a new CEO is in post.

One would hope that the WST has no executive responsibilities after the sale. Whether they are offering support to the club is up to Ker and R&R.

Is it normal practice to be made a director (in HK's case) without putting money in ?

[Dafgog]

Originally Posted by ruthinred

Is it normal practice to be made a director (in HK's case) without putting money in ?

He is executive Director. Anyway does it matter if its "normal practice" or not? He seems to be doing a great job!

[Omni]

Originally Posted by ruthinred

Is it normal practice to be made a director (in HK's case) without putting money in ?

Pretty much. You don't have to be a shareholder to be a director.