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Off the top of my head: Indemnity - Such a clause has the potential to bankrupt the club through no fault of their own. Any potential unlawful actions would be between CCC and Wasps. Legals - While these are ongoing we cannot rebuild our relationship with the city and need that to return...

That would imply Wasps have detailed and intimate knowledge of state aid procedures and can judge such a case. I doubt that’s the case.

Id lose the kisses at the end :p edit: In all seriousness the only bit I’m not sure on is commenting on going to games. It can be divisive. Not against, just not sure. Good work otherwise. Maybe explain why the indemnity clause needs dropping (and the legals for balance)

You need be careful not to just be anti existing groups as it allows people to write you off and alienates a section of the fan base. Needs a position most fans can get behind that forces others to expose themselves.

Happy to help where I can. I got no mates and have never written a press release or know how but if I can do something count me in.

So we only need 1/8 people who have read this thread to outvote them ;)

If that’s the line SBT has no chance.

More like he couldn’t get out of the tutorial level from what I’ve seen.

Same (well streamed grammar which is close enough).

Educational attainment is “class war agenda” now? I’ve heard it all!

I looked into it when my boss told me it was normal. 96% of companies pay above the minimum sick pay apparently.

I will say, the Supporters Trust has an actual aim and point. It’s not a protest group despite impressions. They are there to increase fan involvement with the running of the club. Any actions should in theory be aligned with that. I’m not convinced they’re set up for the job at hand.

As for OP, I’d say in a nutshell: - Build a list of supporters. Perhaps a petition, through social media and IRL friendship/fan groups - Put our press releases to coincide with events. The press just wants quotes and controversy to sell papers they don’t have some big ideological point to...

Look at militant in Labour in the 80s. A good knowledge of the rule book and a few well drilled members can do a lot. AGM is the obvious place. Board elections but also motions that resolve the Trust to do something. Build a group of likeminded Trust members, or people who will join, craft a...

My place has no sick pay. It’s a nightmare. People come in unless they literally can’t.

Here you go, found it. Lots from this thread. I make the headline though so obviously I’m the best. City fans discuss possible changes for Bristol Rovers cup clash

Standard reminder that you can raise a motion for the Trust AGM and vote by proxy. Would just take a small amount of organisation and a well formed motion (insert fibre joke here) to force some change.

Just been told this comments in the CT article about the game. Cheeky buggers! I assume my royalty cheque is in the post :p

You're biology aren’t you? I’d guess research funding is a big influence there. That’s the other piece of the puzzle. Totally. Was having this conversation with my daughter recently when she asked why all her mates parents were going mental about the 11+. I’d hope if they were just one...

The LSD episode (9 I think) I was on the edge of my seat. I suppose in hindsight there’s a lot less of that as he’s not killing so much this season. Maybe recency bias as that’s the last one I watched.