Re: Supporters Trust : Wed Jan 20, 2010 11:30 pm  

DILLIGAF wrote:

A big well done to Chris, Kev, Laura, Roy & Paul for the presentations and talks tonight, they all did a fantastic job.

Also a big thank you to all those who attended and gave their support, and to the club for allowing the use of the room.

Indeed. Seconded.

Re: Club – Fan Interaction AND FAO of any club officials reading : Thu Jan 21, 2010 10:15 am  

With the BullBulider trust now going ahead, I think the points here should be raised / discussed / suggested to Stuart through the trust in a regular, more formalised way.

I'm happy to sit down with Stuart to present the ideas, along with anyone else from the working group.

Thoughts?

Re: Club – Fan Interaction AND FAO of any club officials reading : Thu Jan 21, 2010 10:50 am  

Wigan Bull wrote:

With the BullBulider trust now going ahead, I think the points here should be raised / discussed / suggested to Stuart through the trust in a regular, more formalised way.

I'm happy to sit down with Stuart to present the ideas, along with anyone else from the working group.

Thoughts?

Would this not move the Trust somewhat away from the focussed, "single issue" approach that we discussed? Your suggestion would start to send the trust a bit down the old BISA route that we all agreed was not desirable?

Maybe we could elect (on here) Wiggy - sorry, one or more representatives of the RAB community - to engage in a - separate - regular dialogue on behalf of the RAB community?

Re: Club – Fan Interaction AND FAO of any club officials reading : Thu Jan 21, 2010 2:45 pm  

Adeybull wrote:

Would this not move the Trust somewhat away from the focussed, "single issue" approach that we discussed? Your suggestion would start to send the trust a bit down the old BISA route that we all agreed was not desirable?

Maybe we could elect (on here) Wiggy - sorry, one or more representatives of the RAB community - to engage in a - separate - regular dialogue on behalf of the RAB community?

Good point.

Re: Club – Fan Interaction AND FAO of any club officials reading : Thu Jan 21, 2010 2:49 pm  

Might be worth just discussing that at the next meeting to be honest. It's something we could potentially do, but not to a large extent. Kind of "we'll pass the question/concern on to the club for you and if they answer, filter it back, but we're not badgering them over it". And in any case, doing that could be a "Trust member benefit"?

Re: Club – Fan Interaction AND FAO of any club officials reading : Thu Jan 21, 2010 2:52 pm  

DILLIGAF wrote:

Might be worth just discussing that at the next meeting to be honest. It's something we could potentially do, but not to a large extent. Kind of "we'll pass the question/concern on to the club for you and if they answer, filter it back, but we're not badgering them over it". And in any case, doing that could be a "Trust member benefit"?

Also a good point.

Point for the next agenda then.

I just felt it would be sensible to offer these suggestions and ask these questions under a formal supporters representation umberella.

Re: Club – Fan Interaction AND FAO of any club officials reading : Thu Jan 21, 2010 10:47 pm  

Don't they just need emailing to Stuart for him to respond to?

Re: Club – Fan Interaction AND FAO of any club officials reading : Fri Jan 22, 2010 1:19 pm  

af wrote:

Don't they just need emailing to Stuart for him to respond to?

I just felt it may be appropriate to keep all club correspondance through the trust.

To be honest, I'm happy to do whatever!

Re: Club – Fan Interaction AND FAO of any club officials reading : Fri Jan 22, 2010 5:30 pm  

I reckon this is more of a rab thing than a trust thing. Not that it matters much either way.

Re: Club – Fan Interaction AND FAO of any club officials reading : Sun Jan 24, 2010 8:27 am  

I think the main thing is that most of these have been up ages. I know a lot of them are mine but it would be good to hear from the club why they aren't doing any of the list you put together, especially Andrea's eBay idea. There might be valid reasons but if they don't say it just looks like a refusal to try new things.

Quins now have a highlights reel on YouTube. Seems like sky dont have a problem with that. Are we even enquiring as to whether we can use any of the many many highlights of the super league era and before to advertise the club? If not hy not?