TRUST AGM - TONIGHT 6.30pm. - GW PUB

[Reg Smeeton]

 Interesting that J Wray was there. Could he be the new Bill Power?

[suttonred]

In a word no, from what I've heard.

[Reg Smeeton]

In a word no, from what I've heard.

Disappointing...

[china red]

Anyone shed any light on what was discussed last night? Did Wray know much/have an opinion about the new board?

[RWB Robin]

As I said above, there were very strong, critical views expressed about the current situation by most speakers.  It is up to those who spoke to say what they want to say, and certainly not up to me to attribute any particular comments to any individual present.

[crystall Tips]

I'm not sure there was anything talked about last night which isn't doing the rounds.  There are already conversations on multiple threads (on this forum) on can we trust the new board, what funding is available, but it gets a different perspective with the background of the people who were attending.
Given it's the Trust's role to ask these kinds of questions, we should expect to hear from the Trust soon on what it intends to do to get the transparency we all want and with it some reassurance that we're not now owned by a bunch of clueless money-grabbers.

[fittons_coaching_badge]

Interesting that J Wray was there. Could he be the new Bill Power?

I hope he's developed some bollocks if he is.  Don't thinks he's that rich is he?

[flammableBen]

The last trust meeting I went to I got on the phone to Bill Power and asked him what his favourite cheese was (brie), me and mr spacey also doctored the minutes to remind everybody how great we are. Was this one as fun?

[flammableBen]

On a more serious note, what was the attendance like? (might have been asked, browsed very quick over last few pages)

[Simon Pieman]

The last trust meeting I went to I got on the phone to Bill Power and asked him what his favourite cheese was (brie), me and mr spacey also doctored the minutes to remind everybody how great we are. Was this one as fun?

Haha I remember that, with Yeo as well. I think I was tasked with distracting Fred Elliot but the cider tap at the bar was doing a better job of it.

[Fred Elliot]

Haha I remember that, with Yeo as well. I think I was tasked with distracting Fred Elliot but the cider tap at the bar was doing a better job of it.

The man speaketh the truth 

[Simon Pieman]

It's pretty crazy that I look back at that time with fond memories, given that it was one of the lowest points in our football history.

[Fred Elliot]

It's pretty crazy that I look back at that time with fond memories, given that it was one of the lowest points in our football history.

I was only thinking that yesterday

Shit times indeed, but perversely satisfying when they eventually fucked off

[leefer]

It's pretty crazy that I look back at that time with fond memories, given that it was one of the lowest points in our football history.

Many of us older fans have the same feelings when the shit hit the fan in the mid 70's...real grim times but some fond memories of certain matches and events at the club...same in the 80's.

[Arriba]

So they more or less discussed what we do then?
We should call ourselves the TEF trust as without seroius money both are equal really. looks to me that people get more feedback from the club via Twitter or in pubs anyway.