[Jemmo]

Re: C1 Keighley - 15/05/11 : Fri May 20, 2011 9:11 am  

Stand-Offish wrote:

That demonstrates that people don't want to travel or go out of the their way or to put themselves in that kind of meeting scenario. I for instance prefer to remain fairly anonymous, although some folk on here know who I am. After being told at one stage I was not welcome, why would I go to a meeting?

The right medium for an exchange of views is this one nowadays.
The internet.

The gripe on here is that there is insufficient information coming our way. I am sure it would be simpler to just type a few words in answer to questions rather than arrange meetings.
They may not have the time to even do that, It can't be easy running a rugby club.

We need a correspondent ... 'our man at the club' ... to get to find out these things ... I nominate Jemmo.
Personally I thought that's what he did already, but as usual I'm probably mistaken, or he's not very good at it.

Have to admit I have had to take a break from some of my Supporters Trust roles for a wee bit due to personal issues, but hope to be back again soon.

The problem would be where we draw the line over questions sent and answers expected, and the time they have to answer them and the subsequent issues they raise. Rarely in my experience is the answer to a question accepted as the end of a matter.

The problem with regards questioning coaching issues is that, ultimately at the end of the day, the coaches job is at stake based on the decisions he makes, if things were to change based on popular opinion he could then always say "can't blame me".

I am more than happy to post on replies to questions on here though

Re: C1 Keighley - 15/05/11 : Fri May 20, 2011 9:51 am  

Jemmo wrote:

Have to admit I have had to take a break from some of my Supporters Trust roles for a wee bit due to personal issues, but hope to be back again soon.

The problem would be where we draw the line over questions sent and answers expected, and the time they have to answer them and the subsequent issues they raise. Rarely in my experience is the answer to a question accepted as the end of a matter.

The problem with regards questioning coaching issues is that, ultimately at the end of the day, the coaches job is at stake based on the decisions he makes, if things were to change based on popular opinion he could then always say "can't blame me".

I am more than happy to post on replies to questions on here though

I agree about coaching issues to a large extent.
However ... 'where is Grant Edwards, and why did he not figure against Keighley?', for instance, is not a coaching issue.
And neither is 'when the hell is are Green and Morrison going to turn out again for the Dons?'