Topics ranging from the more mundane such as queues at the bar to the more interesting (expanding the stand) when was the last time Hull di anything like this??
Pains me to highlight another area where Rovers are far ahead of us but anyway. They posted minutes of their supporter council.
Topics ranging from the more mundane such as queues at the bar to the more interesting (expanding the stand) when was the last time Hull di anything like this??
Post subject: Re: DoR - New Coach - Investor & Adam - New signings
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2024 7:45 am
DSJ1983
Academy Player
Joined: May 10 2024 Posts: 323
Tarquin Fuego wrote:I’m a little in the know - I gently brought the scoop that new money was on its way via an email I received from within the Club. It’s not Adam’s money in play here.
Adam isn’t making the decisions.
There must be a genuine reason the new ‘owner’ and ‘money guy’ Adam Thirkell doesn’t want any publicity at this stage.
Adam Thirkell runs the Club and is using Richie Myler as his proxy.
This is NOT AP’s money and AP doesn’t own 50% or more of the Club anymore.
Hence the uninspiring HDM article yesterday. At any point did AP say he was excited? Did he say he was reenergised ?
The announcement will come at some point but for me it’s now
‘In Adam (T) we Trust’
Whoever told you that in the email must have been very very high up and made a rare slip up as they’ve seemingly kept it quiet very well from everyone else. I’d love you to be right but I’m led to believe otherwise about the takeover, either way takeover or minority share hopefully there’s some clarity soon as sadly I think our supporter base will disappear rapidly if we don’t see a change and some good news soon.
Topics ranging from the more mundane such as queues at the bar to the more interesting (expanding the stand) when was the last time Hull di anything like this??
The last time we were going well probably. These things are easy to do when you're winning. We do need a more open policy from the club. Comms are woeful
UllFC wrote:Pains me to highlight another area where Rovers are far ahead of us but anyway. They posted minutes of their supporter council.
Topics ranging from the more mundane such as queues at the bar to the more interesting (expanding the stand) when was the last time Hull di anything like this??
The last time we were going well probably. These things are easy to do when you're winning. We do need a more open policy from the club. Comms are woeful
Post subject: Re: DoR - New Coach - Investor & Adam - New signings
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2024 8:21 am
The Dentist Wilf
Player Coach
Joined: Dec 07 2005 Posts: 7373
I don't know about you but I'm tired and pretty dismayed after that season.
What TF states is pretty much what I've been told over the weeks from ex employees and some at the club but I think that its still an open question between that and what DSJ says, because the length of time this is taking makes me wonder if the story I was given has just been farmed out to those at the Club to keep us and them all happy and off the scent.
Who knows but its been so long now and the start of season ticket sales for 2025 is getting nearer and nearer that everyone is now holding their breath and waiting, many in fact are doing just that whilst doubting at all whether to commit again. Some are in two minds whilst some have said after all this time hanging on waiting to see what's happening that they've had enough and found other things to do on a weekend.
fact is though I think it's only fair that we got some indication as to what in the offing. I'd like a clean break and a new owner in place with Adam in a role that means he can safeguard our interests until we see how it all pans out. But who knows? Definitely none of us.
However, We can't sink much deeper and folks now just want some hope and an indication what the road ahead looks like. Give us that and no doubt many will then have the information they need to decide whether to go round again or whether they have had enough. Ideally we need to hear something soon to inspire us and the doubters otherwise we'll loose around 3000 season ticket holders I suspect, who, once gone, will never be replaced. Whilst mugs like me will just live on past glories and pay up and look happy!
There is little doubt from the folks I meet that many have now just had enough and the departure of our last two 2016 invincible has seen a line in the sand for some as well, they all need to be convinced that we as a Club have a future. I think after our support through this debacle we at least deserve that.
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Post subject: Re: DoR - New Coach - Investor & Adam - New signings
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2024 8:37 am
The Dentist Wilf
Player Coach
Joined: Dec 07 2005 Posts: 7373
Jake the Peg wrote:The last time we were going well probably. These things are easy to do when you're winning. We do need a more open policy from the club. Comms are woeful
Absolutely correct but In fairness to Rovers they have always talked to the fans it was one of Hudgell's main Forte's and they did introduce this idea as the club was growing and building up to where they are now in an effort to take the fans with them. Its always been us who have timed our forums etc to coincide with pre season, before anything has happened on the pitch, or after a season when the promise of a brighter future was being spread around to sell season tickets.
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Post subject: Re: DoR - New Coach - Investor & Adam - New signings
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2024 8:58 am
Milky121086
Junior Player
Joined: Jul 12 2023 Posts: 116
Right thank god that season is now behind us!!! We can all now move on with a modicum at least of optimisim of whats to come in the next season or two under JC and his newllook on and off field team. I fully expect us to bring in one or two more signings, one of whcioh i have a feeling will be a suprise out of left field top signing (i have no intel, just a gut feeling) Given that i expect s to bring in more then the below is what i expect us to line up like in 2025...
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Post subject: Re: DoR - New Coach - Investor & Adam - New signings
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2024 9:16 am
UllFC
Club Owner
Joined: Mar 27 2004 Posts: 17242
The Dentist Wilf wrote:I don't know about you but I'm tired and pretty dismayed after that season.
What TF states is pretty much what I've been told over the weeks from ex employees and some at the club but I think that its still an open question between that and what DSJ says, because the length of time this is taking makes me wonder if the story I was given has just been farmed out to those at the Club to keep us and them all happy and off the scent.
Who knows but its been so long now and the start of season ticket sales for 2025 is getting nearer and nearer that everyone is now holding their breath and waiting, many in fact are doing just that whilst doubting at all whether to commit again. Some are in two minds whilst some have said after all this time hanging on waiting to see what's happening that they've had enough and found other things to do on a weekend.
fact is though I think it's only fair that we got some indication as to what in the offing. I'd like a clean break and a new owner in place with Adam in a role that means he can safeguard our interests until we see how it all pans out. But who knows? Definitely none of us.
However, We can't sink much deeper and folks now just want some hope and an indication what the road ahead looks like. Give us that and no doubt many will then have the information they need to decide whether to go round again or whether they have had enough. Ideally we need to hear something soon to inspire us and the doubters otherwise we'll loose around 3000 season ticket holders I suspect, who, once gone, will never be replaced. Whilst mugs like me will just live on past glories and pay up and look happy!
There is little doubt from the folks I meet that many have now just had enough and the departure of our last two 2016 invincible has seen a line in the sand for some as well, they all need to be convinced that we as a Club have a future. I think after our support through this debacle we at least deserve that.
My view is I need confirmation of investment or a takeover before buying another pass because otherwise in a years time we'll just be in the same position of 'cutting back to try and break even' which will only get worse as ticket sales and merchandise revenue decreases. I feel Pearson doesn't have the money or ideas to get this club out of it's rut.
The large capacity of MKM doesn't help, years ago I'd have been worried about losing my mid East stand seat with good view, now if that happened I'd simply move to one of the many empty seats around me.
Also increasingly disappointed by the standard of SL been less neutral games I've enjoyed watching this year and the loop games mean the 'free' games you get on the pass are just repeats. The game has also become a whistle and video ref fest, at the weekend we got pulled back for doing a quick tap and go which baffles me, surely you want teams making a quick tap as that often leads to good attacking play against a tiring side. RL used to be the best sport to watch but badly administered now it's also a poor watch and badly administered
Will see what happens between now and the reserved seats deadline but 'stay faithful it will get better we promise' isn't washing anymore.
Post subject: Re: DoR - New Coach - Investor & Adam - New signings
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2024 10:04 am
Dave K.
International Board Member
Joined: Mar 14 2003 Posts: 25737 Location: Back in Hull.
I really like us to make a statement with a domestic signing, if we have monet offer a fee to someone who would improve us, like we use to with the likes of Westernan and Sneyd.
It might be turned down, but it's a worth a try, Leeds salary cap is really tight so make an offer for someone like Newman.
Post subject: Re: DoR - New Coach - Investor & Adam - New signings
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2024 11:26 am
Blackandwhitebigdog
Junior Player
Joined: May 02 2024 Posts: 195
Dave K. wrote:I really like us to make a statement with a domestic signing, if we have monet offer a fee to someone who would improve us, like we use to with the likes of Westernan and Sneyd.
It might be turned down, but it's a worth a try, Leeds salary cap is really tight so make an offer for someone like Newman.
Would take Harry Newman. I saw Leeds were interested in Lafai also.
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