Regarding McNally et al, the Trust has lots of meetings with the Club.

The big problem is that after a period of time the Club have bought into "the brand" that is the PL and have become business orientated rather than football and fan orientated. McN even refused to allow an example of rail-seats to be on site for recent meeting. We also found this when discussing making CR an Asset of Community Value which the Club opposed because it might deter future owners.
It might also be the case that the majority shareholders are reaching an age where they don't need the hassle (I am only a bit younger) and are less involved in the business side .
The irony is that having created the business that is NCFC they are threatening all they have done. Maybe that old 7 year Plan will be dusted off.

Posted By: trustsec, Apr 6, 08:08:26