by Gullscorer » 30 Jul 2012, 12:50
Absolutely agree this is a good idea. Given the original/main purpose of the Trust, and the fact that the very word 'Trust' implies legal and financial associations, it is not surprising that many people are deterred from becoming involved.
A simple supporters club would be a far more attractive propositon, which could raise money for the club and indeed the Trust itself, as well as arranging social events, travel to games, etc., and generally promoting the club in the community.
Which reminds me, why do I never see any scratch cards on sale in the shops to award cash prizes and raise money for the club?
Absolutely agree this is a good idea. Given the original/main purpose of the Trust, and the fact that the very word 'Trust' implies legal and financial associations, it is not surprising that many people are deterred from becoming involved.
A simple supporters club would be a far more attractive propositon, which could raise money for the club and indeed the Trust itself, as well as arranging social events, travel to games, etc., and generally promoting the club in the community.
Which reminds me, why do I never see any scratch cards on sale in the shops to award cash prizes and raise money for the club?