| Steps to Reform the Trust. 14:15 - Feb 23 with 7612 views | TheResurrection |
It's February going into March and it will soon be time for elections to the Trust Board once again.
I think it's fair to say the public perception of the Trust is probably at its lowest at this very moment in time with a string, of what looks like from the outside, calamitous failures over the last few years.
So what have we all done about this? It's fair to say we've done our fair share of moaning, on here in particular, but if we want change, what can we really do to effectthis.
There was hope with new faces joining the Trust Board that there would be some noticeable differences by now, but sadly, at least so far, that's far from the reality.
We all know Cudey and Lisa are good sorts and fair people. We thank them fully for stepping up and we know they'd offer something tangible and beneficial to the organisation.
But, is this enough? They've not been able to do anything about the latest farce the Trust has got itself into and from their careful posts on here they also seem too keen not to upset anyone over perhaps standing up and telling it like it is.
The majority rules mantra they've adopted isn't 'conducive to a fair and open Trust Board that we know are acting in our ibest nterests, as Chad pointed out earlier. The hard core of Trust people who should not be anywhere near the place due to the ridiculous amount of time already served, have got the place sewn up.
This needs to change. This needs to change right now.
These people are NOT the Trust, we all are,what every single Swans fan.
I implore the new Board members to make this stand right now and act decisively. It's time |  |
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 17:55 - Feb 23 with 1123 views | Joe_bradshaw |
We could make it very clear on here who the majority support like the Res.
We could also make it very clear on hear who not to vote for at all costs like Mr tail wagging dog.
We could then all do our very best to mobilise non Planet Swans readers who we know are Trust members as to who to vote for.
Given the low turnout figures we could probably seriously influence the election. |  |
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 17:58 - Feb 23 with 1119 views | Darran |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 17:55 - Feb 23 by Joe_bradshaw |
We could make it very clear on here who the majority support like the Res.
We could also make it very clear on hear who not to vote for at all costs like Mr tail wagging dog.
We could then all do our very best to mobilise non Planet Swans readers who we know are Trust members as to who to vote for.
Given the low turnout figures we could probably seriously influence the election. |
Great post. Are you reading this Max? |  |
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 18:15 - Feb 23 with 1090 views | monmouth |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 17:55 - Feb 23 by Joe_bradshaw |
We could make it very clear on here who the majority support like the Res.
We could also make it very clear on hear who not to vote for at all costs like Mr tail wagging dog.
We could then all do our very best to mobilise non Planet Swans readers who we know are Trust members as to who to vote for.
Given the low turnout figures we could probably seriously influence the election. |
Assuming those 'in control' don't simply rig the vote. And yes, I absolutely believe they would. They would prefer an outbreak of the clap on the Trust Board than someone like Chris |  |
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:02 - Feb 23 with 1048 views | Darran |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 18:15 - Feb 23 by monmouth |
Assuming those 'in control' don't simply rig the vote. And yes, I absolutely believe they would. They would prefer an outbreak of the clap on the Trust Board than someone like Chris |
Independent adjudicator isn’t it? | |
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:07 - Feb 23 with 1045 views | scruffyjack |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 17:40 - Feb 23 by Darran |
Everyone one of them from the Chairman down can be voted off at the elections they hold every year and have held every year since the start.
If people can’t be arsed that ain’t their problem.
VOTE THE RES. |
Is this the same Res that wants to keep Mr Jenkins as DOF? |  | | |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:08 - Feb 23 with 1042 views | Darran |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:07 - Feb 23 by scruffyjack |
Is this the same Res that wants to keep Mr Jenkins as DOF? |
Yes the same one. | |
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:14 - Feb 23 with 1030 views | builthjack |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:08 - Feb 23 by Darran |
Yes the same one. |
There's not two? |  |
| Swansea Indepenent Poster Of The Year 2021. Dr P / Mart66 / Roathie / Parlay / E20/ Duffle was 2nd, but he is deluded and thinks in his little twisted brain that he won. Poor sod. We let him win this year, as he has cried for a whole year. His 14 usernames, bless his cotton socks.
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:15 - Feb 23 with 1026 views | Darran |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:14 - Feb 23 by builthjack |
There's not two? |
Hopefully not. | |
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:19 - Feb 23 with 1012 views | Flashberryjack |
Steps to reform........f*cking hell ! |  |
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:21 - Feb 23 with 1007 views | Thursday |
I would absolutely join the trust for the sole purpose of voting for The Res. I like to watch the world burn. | | | |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:23 - Feb 23 with 1002 views | Darran |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:19 - Feb 23 by Flashberryjack |
Steps to reform........f*cking hell ! |
Didn’t read the thread before posting then Flash? | |
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:28 - Feb 23 with 986 views | Flashberryjack |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:23 - Feb 23 by Darran |
Didn’t read the thread before posting then Flash? |
Why ? have I missed something ? | |
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:29 - Feb 23 with 986 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:21 - Feb 23 by Thursday |
I would absolutely join the trust for the sole purpose of voting for The Res. I like to watch the world burn. |
I hope he stands. I’d happily vote for him. |  |
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:29 - Feb 23 with 980 views | Darran |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:28 - Feb 23 by Flashberryjack |
Why ? have I missed something ? |
Yes Steps.  | |
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:29 - Feb 23 with 978 views | Thursday |
>I hope he stands. I’d happily vote for him.
Seriously, I would, too. [Post edited 23 Feb 2018 19:30]
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:30 - Feb 23 with 972 views | Jackfath |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:29 - Feb 23 by exiledclaseboy |
I hope he stands. I’d happily vote for him. |
I want you to be the next Chairman. |  |
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:30 - Feb 23 with 970 views | Darran |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:29 - Feb 23 by exiledclaseboy |
I hope he stands. I’d happily vote for him. |
He’s got to stand. | |
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:31 - Feb 23 with 968 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:30 - Feb 23 by Jackfath |
I want you to be the next Chairman. |
That isn’t going to happen. | |
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:32 - Feb 23 with 960 views | Jackfath |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:31 - Feb 23 by exiledclaseboy |
That isn’t going to happen. |
Not even if there was a collective who wanted you as their leader? Will you not be standing at all? | |
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:35 - Feb 23 with 948 views | QJumpingJack |
Why was Parkhouse voted off?
Fans were united in 2001/2 when The Trust was set up.
Fans are not united now, that is why the Trust won't progress.
Are the Union/SCSA still going, they seem to be quiet on social media. | | | |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:37 - Feb 23 with 937 views | Darran |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:35 - Feb 23 by QJumpingJack |
Why was Parkhouse voted off?
Fans were united in 2001/2 when The Trust was set up.
Fans are not united now, that is why the Trust won't progress.
Are the Union/SCSA still going, they seem to be quiet on social media. |
He just didn’t get enough votes I believe. | |
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:38 - Feb 23 with 934 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:32 - Feb 23 by Jackfath |
Not even if there was a collective who wanted you as their leader? Will you not be standing at all? |
The chairman’s job requires someone with the time and (now more than ever) the expertise to devote to it. I have neither. I’ve been genuinely surprised at how much time it’s taken up and I’m not as heavily involved in the details as some because I’m not involved in the sub group looking at the the share deal, for example.
In answer to your second question - I don’t know yet. | |
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:46 - Feb 23 with 907 views | monmouth |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:02 - Feb 23 by Darran |
Independent adjudicator isn’t it? |
For the deal vote it was. I don’t know if they are so rigorous for their elections. Anyone over 5 years, particularly the last five years should simply stand aside if there are other candidates anyway. There used to be a lot of moaning about how thankless and time consuming it was as a selfless act. So Taildog, Lewis, McDonald, Hamer et all should just f*ck off assuming there are reasonable candidates wanting on. Matt could go back on for one, instead of one of the ‘let’s just take any scraps’ cretins. Yes Vivvy divvy I’m looking at you. [Post edited 23 Feb 2018 19:47]
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:54 - Feb 23 with 887 views | monmouth |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:38 - Feb 23 by exiledclaseboy |
The chairman’s job requires someone with the time and (now more than ever) the expertise to devote to it. I have neither. I’ve been genuinely surprised at how much time it’s taken up and I’m not as heavily involved in the details as some because I’m not involved in the sub group looking at the the share deal, for example.
In answer to your second question - I don’t know yet. |
The current chairman has the expertise?? Close the gates and try and protect his position and the status quo? I suppose “one can only do ones best”.
You have what is totally lacking amongst the jobsworths and that is a sense of connection with what is needed now, not in 1892 or 2002. Ideal.
I’m not saying you should want to do it though, I get that. | |
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| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:56 - Feb 23 with 878 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Steps to Reform the Trust. on 19:54 - Feb 23 by monmouth |
The current chairman has the expertise?? Close the gates and try and protect his position and the status quo? I suppose “one can only do ones best”.
You have what is totally lacking amongst the jobsworths and that is a sense of connection with what is needed now, not in 1892 or 2002. Ideal.
I’m not saying you should want to do it though, I get that. |
I didn’t say the current chairman has it. | |
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