vastman wrote:Ok, if we’re going to be reasonable.
Rightly or wrongly Ted had a reputation, Carter doesn’t.
The club was bust at the time so the money was to plug a gap as far as most were concerned.
BV is now happening, for real, an advantage Ted never had.
In other words there is far more to invest in now than there was then.
To a lot of Trinity fans 1k is beyond them. However to some it’s well within their capability.
We have maybe 2000 full on fans. I’m absolutely certain that by the national average I’d say about 20% of those could afford 1k. That’s 400 so 100 from that is possible.
As stated, it depends how it’s sold.
Totally agree..
The bottom line is there’s no sugar daddy coming over the hill to rescue the financial situation..
It’s down to us….. that’s Michael Carter, John Minards, the people who work at the club, some as volunteers and us the fans all pulling in the same direction with a positive attitude..
