QuoteSounds good though, but they have has that attitude for a while.
Alarmed Galway United supporters have reacted to the club's precarious plight by vowing to set up a supporters' trust based on one of English football's success stories.
Northampton Town were saved from extinction in 1992 after their fans founded such a trust and United supporters have looked into what happened across the Irish sea with the aim of testing the plan in Galway.
The aims of a supporters' trust would include:
• To have meaningful supporter representation at board level
• To make the club fully accountable to the supporters
• To ensure the club meets the highest standards of business management
• To encourage youth and community programmes
Supporters would pay a small membership fee to gain entry to the trust, but in return they could elect a committee and executive, from which somebody would be voted onto the club's board of directors.
In severe debt and managerless, the Connacht club is urgently in need of some surgery. United supporters interested in implementing their new idea will meet shortly to trash out a plan of action.
Sounds good though, but they have has that attitude for a while.
Will we have to wait until our club are bankrupt and managerless ("Grunter admits to being clueless," Conor George writes) before the club would accept such a set up?
"supporters trust " thats pie in the sky
for flip sake we dont even have a proper supporters club!
life is random
Is this being organised by the GUISA or is there another supporters group after forming?
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