Re: CARTER pull the trigger now : Tue Oct 06, 2020 6:37 am  

I have heard from a good source that Mr Carter is going to pull the trigger and quit the club. I would like to know from the eternal optimists on here i.e. Mopsey Lives On & The Avenger etc the way forward then for the club.

Re: CARTER pull the trigger now : Tue Oct 06, 2020 6:57 am  

Brian Briggs Ghost wrote:

I have heard from a good source that Mr Carter is going to pull the trigger and quit the club. I would like to know from the eternal optimists on here i.e. Mopsey Lives On & The Avenger etc the way forward then for the club.

Just like a coach, an owner isnt the be all and end all, he's done a great job firstly stablising the club and also overseeing some relatively good seasons, but if he wants to go so be it. It's not like the club are reliant upon director funding. One thing I am certain of is that a white knight certainly isnt going to appear and change the fortunes of this club anytime soon.

Re: CARTER pull the trigger now : Tue Oct 06, 2020 7:06 am  

Khlav Kalash wrote:

Just like a coach, an owner isnt the be all and end all, he's done a great job firstly stablising the club and also overseeing some relatively good seasons, but if he wants to go so be it. It's not like the club are reliant upon director funding. One thing I am certain of is that a white knight certainly isnt going to appear and change the fortunes of this club anytime soon.

If Mr.Carter wants to go, id be a bit disappointed after season ticket holders have waived their option of a refund to help the club this season.

Re: CARTER pull the trigger now : Tue Oct 06, 2020 7:15 am  

MOPSEY LIVES ON wrote:

We have also got a garden shed at the top of the north stand

You're wrong there if it was at the top it would be on the roof of the North Stand and probably viewed as a work of art but there is a wooden shed at the rear and centre of the North Stand which I believe is used as an outlet for the sale of drinks, To be classed as a Garden Shed it would need to be, well, in a garden. I appreciate there is a fair bit of undergrowth at the back of the North Stand but no way can it be classed as a garden. You may have also noticed other wooden structures around the ground used for a similar purpose. Please a little more accuracy in your snide comments
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Re: CARTER pull the trigger now : Tue Oct 06, 2020 7:37 am  

Khlav Kalash wrote:

Just like a coach, an owner isnt the be all and end all, he's done a great job firstly stablising the club and also overseeing some relatively good seasons, but if he wants to go so be it. It's not like the club are reliant upon director funding. One thing I am certain of is that a white knight certainly isnt going to appear and change the fortunes of this club anytime soon.

I think MC has done a fantastic job at this club, working with peanuts compared to the so called 'top' clubs.
I sincerely hope he isn't going, because I feel the bloke is genuine with Trinity at heart, and there's no doubt he has worked tirelessly in the clubs interests. Didn't him and CB put there own homes at risk saving this club from folding? How many of the posters on here who now treat him with contempt would have done that? answer - None!
Another thing is how long will the queue be for his replacement-non existent I would think.

Re: CARTER pull the trigger now : Tue Oct 06, 2020 8:00 am  

Khlav Kalash wrote:

Just like a coach, an owner isnt the be all and end all, he's done a great job firstly stablising the club and also overseeing some relatively good seasons, but if he wants to go so be it. It's not like the club are reliant upon director funding. One thing I am certain of is that a white knight certainly isnt going to appear and change the fortunes of this club anytime soon.

If MC leaves the club, then I believe it would be the end of Trinity. Remember, the club has a £3.million+ council loan to repay. default on payment will result in the loss of BV. This, along with all the other financial difficulties Covid and other the club is facing, simply means No one is likely to step into MCs shoes. Be thankful for what we have now, the future is looking bleak enough.

Re: CARTER pull the trigger now : Tue Oct 06, 2020 8:06 am  

If Mr Carter is going sad day for the club .He as done a great job and by far the best person we have had running this club.

Re: CARTER pull the trigger now : Tue Oct 06, 2020 8:07 am  

Stuart Hadfield was a massive loss for Trinity back in the day. Losing Michael Carter would, although for vastly different reasons, be comparable. IMHO

Re: CARTER pull the trigger now : Tue Oct 06, 2020 8:20 am  

Wollo-Wollo-Wollo-Wayoo wrote:

Stuart Hadfield was a massive loss for Trinity back in the day. Losing Michael Carter would, although for vastly different reasons, be comparable. IMHO

I agree Wollo and to make that comparison shows just what high esteem MC is held in by most of the supporters I feel.

Re: CARTER pull the trigger now : Tue Oct 06, 2020 8:31 am  

1315trinity wrote:

I think MC has done a fantastic job at this club, working with peanuts compared to the so called 'top' clubs.
I sincerely hope he isn't going, because I feel the bloke is genuine with Trinity at heart, and there's no doubt he has worked tirelessly in the clubs interests. Didn't him and CB put there own homes at risk saving this club from folding? How many of the posters on here who now treat him with contempt would have done that? answer - None!
Another thing is how long will the queue be for his replacement-non existent I would think.

Very very few of the posters on here treat him with contempt if any. Why are we making out that people are against the owner. The majority of Wakefield fans are well behind Michael Carter. Some however question his loyalty towards the coach. There is such a thing as nuance.