lampyboy wrote:
For the hundredth time it's the clubs responsibility to ensure SL survival and to provide funds to obtain a level of quality players to make the above achievable.
The club have made no progress over the last six years and show no signs of season on season of making any kind of effort to better the clubs situation.
A new stadium may see an increase in support over a couple of home games but new support will shy away from what's on offer at the moment.
Facilities to entice other than rugby supporters to the stadium will have to be located and enticed, a mother and baby club ain't going to cut it.
Sorry but the club needs a change of attitude and direction.
Let's just see what happens if we loose our next game.
Unbelievable.
It’s always been my responsibility to keep a roof over my families head but without sufficient income I’d struggle.
In the past that has occasionally happened and the only thing I could do in the short term was either borrow more than I could afford or cut my cloth accordingly.
What I couldn’t do was conjure up free money. What I absolutely was not willing to do was scupper long term goals for the sake of a short term fix.
Like it or not Trinity is in exactly that situation.
The job of the BOD is to run the club with due diligence and not to take short term panic measures. We run with what we have unless the right player becomes available.
So are you going to give the club some free money?
No, I thought not.
