TOPIC: FAO Andy Hall, the Bod, or anyone else at the club.

Come on then , where are you? We know someone at BP reads this board 'cos Big John said so!

Can John Nixon confirm that he voted for or against the EFL proposal to include the prem academy teams in the football trophy?

I'm putting a time limit of 5 to 10 days on this before I simply accept that his silence means he voted for this change!

Tick tock tick tock!!

Bruntonpasty wrote:
Monday according to Andy Hall on Twitter

What he means is he.s shit scared to say anything without having it cleared by Nixon first.

For Fucks sake Andy grow a pair of balls will you.

I don't need a statement, a simple for or against will suffice.

With JN working for the FA apprenticeship scheme it's guaranteed he voted yes for this proposal.

Should we have a game of bingo with the statement due out on Monday?

'In the best interests of the club' will be in there, obviously.

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Bruntonpasty wrote:
And by 5 to 10 days I assume you mean 365+? Because that's what Carlisle's BoD has taught me.

DrMantisToboggan wrote:

Wonder if the trust will pass comment on this.

I bet "opportunity to develop links with Premier league clubs" will be in there...

"Show the big clubs that we can play football, look after and develop young players".....

Both kissy kissy licky licky statements!

The silly [censored] will think there'll be a sell out crowd,like the Everton game,if we get a Premiership kids draw.

More amusing wil be the complaints that the "big boys are playing too rough and it's not fair on the little ones"

Dancingbear wrote:
I can't speak for (all) others, I know a few are far from happy, like myself. Let's wait and see what the club say on Monday. The majority of CUFC fans will be against this.

cufcdeano wrote:
Prob is Deano they dont care. Regardless of how they voted surely a major shareholder like the trust should have been asked for their opinion?

Dancingbear wrote:
Dont be daft DB they carnt even be bothered tp make a statement on the future of the club.

Bet Norman hasnt even realised that Nixons disappeared on his yearly jolly yet.

Dancingbear wrote:
Without a doubt, of course they should. This is just another example of the club showing CUOSC and CUFC supporters a complete lack of respect. The first Norman (as a club director) and CUOSC (2nd major shareholder) heard of the appointment of Nigel Clibbens, was walking into a meeting with AJ/JN on the day his appointment was announced.

NORTHERNSOUL wrote:
What part of legal reps on both sides 'producing a joint statement' didn't you understand when you replied to the comment the other day?

If they are allowed to join that's the end of the trophy for me. I would encourage a total boycott of it and make it meaningless and worthless. What is happening to our game!

cufcdeano wrote:
I.m not interested in Legal Fu*ckin reps what ever they are i.m interested in having people on the Trust board who bang their fists very loudly on the table in meetings and who do not dance to Jenkins tune and that means coming straight out of the meeting and tweeting everything that was said .

But once again its pretty clear that the Trust Board is made up of nothing but Jenkins arse lickers who clearly havnt a clue about what trusts are really there for.

bruntonpete wrote:
The way that the shit has now hit the fan with supporters right across leagues 1 and 2 they.ll be lucky to make it happen next year never mind have it run any longer than the one year trial.

Emergency Motions put to FSF congress [ I wasnt going to bother going this year as its at Wembley but think it could turn out to be fun now ]

So if this pushes fan engagement to the top of the pile then all might not turn out to be a bad thing.

NORTHERNSOUL wrote:

Why don't you join the trust and show them then ?

DeckchairBlue wrote:
He's probably banned

DeckchairBlue wrote:
Whats the point getting elected to the Trust bored when all the rest have sold out and havnt a clue what theyre even supposed to be doing there.

Much better to criticise.,undermine and cause shit till they walk away as a few of them appear to be doing this summer but if the present board were to resign on mass and some more radical element were to take power i,d be there like a shot.

My opinion is that they are about to implode with whats likely to come out this summer. the resignations from the board, the situation with the season ticket holders if the club dont pay for them and of course Norman Wisdom sorry Steel standing down.

Says it all really that the first any of them knew of the appt of the new Chief Executive was when it was announced in the press so clearly a policy of being nice hasnt worked but the present rabble are to thick to see that a change of course is whats needed.

So rather all talk but nothing to back it up then ?

Perhaps the Trust have tried to work with the club as their previous policy of going to war with them alienated fans and caused a distrust of the Trust.

Going back to those days would more than likely alienate the support they still do have and cause their downfall, which would be bad for the club and the fans.