I agree, although I suspect it may be academic anyway, unless the upturn in our fortunes has generated more cash than AG reckoned with. I'd rather we stick to our sensible budgeting policy, even if it means missing out on players in the short term.

I bought shares in Wakey expecting the money to go towards strengthening the club but I may as well have spent it on ale. I think we should not gloat at the bulls as they strugglet in the mire but we should not donate cash either. The club with either stand (with a new backer) or it will fall and hopfully someone like AG will invest money in it (Steve Parkin). But to ask for 1M from the genaral public with no guarantee that the cash will save the club is bloody cheeky.

I thought begging was illegal!

They've raised 103k already apparently. Not bad going in the first day.

verdeyen01 thank you much appreciated. And to all you wakey fans I know that us bulls fans diditn come in force when you were in administration but my family being half wakey supporters did give money to wakey.

Who did they give it to ? the small amount collected was all returned.

Not knocking it but is that pledges or actual cash?

Since the club are requesting 'pledges'... Is the answer not obvious?

Wow, sarcasm will really help your cause!!

Exactly silly person, a pledge is not the same as cash is it - anyone can pledge. Great way to get folk on side, though tbf I'm not on your current Boards side.

Well if he asks a silly question he can expect a sarcastic reply. For those who wish my club well, thanks for your support. Vastman clearly isn't one of those.

Even Ted had the foresight to set up an Escrow account & collect real money as opposed to pledges, which would have been a far better idea for the Bulls BOD to do as well... wonder why they haven't?



Equally, I hope that the Bulls fans wake up and smell the coffee, like the Wakey fans did, and keep their money in their pockets OR give their money to Bullbuilder (assuming they decide to take on this role) so the fans can look at buying their own club from the administrator. Given that Wakey's debt was around £500k and yours around £1m, then AG got Trinity for £35k, so the £100k pledged already could be used to buy the club out of administration! Given that you might get quite a bit more money than that as well, then a debt free RL club, run be the supporters trust with a few hundred k to spare sounds like a great plan.



Equally, you give your money to the current BOD and watch them continue to make a balls of running your RL club!



The choice is yours!