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What quick wins could a new owner implement that would immediately win you over?

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6 hours ago, 1884HF said:

rename the stands

build a statue of Morgan vardy and ranieri with the trophy

swap the kop and family stand around and put in more safe standing

overhaul the away priority point system

improve the concourse and food

sort the sky blue seats out

open communication with the fans

decent goal music

call It the filbert way stadium

don't sign lazy b@stards

 

Absolutely not. The years of having goal music were awful. It’s not played now and that’s how it should stay.

 

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1 hour ago, kingfox said:

Get permission to build a bridge from the river soar across to the stadium.

A bridge was part of the original planning application approval for the Bede island development as was the burying of the pylon cables to remove the pylons but like a lot of developments these days so much of the detail is never enforced. 

 

LCFC we're supposed to run a P&R for fans as part of the stadium build again never happened.

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Revamp the Executive structure of the business and put together a team of 6-8 competent people that can deliver on all fronts, and give them the authority to do so. New Ownership will likely just be the financing vehicle, they probably wont be interested in the running of the day to day. This is the single most important thing that needs to happen before we worry about painting seats.

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2 hours ago, Miquel The Work Geordie said:

If they do go back to looking at the expansion along the line, I hope they revise the plans because imo the renders of what were proposed looked shit

Of course they looked like shit they were based off the KP headquarters.

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3 hours ago, AKCJ said:

Aside from obvious ones like sacking Rudkin, what would give you confidence that they're here for the right reasons.

 

One of the first things i'd like them to do is replace or recolour the seats in the stadium. It's sad how much KP has left the stadium to rot in the last 5 years or so.

 

Another would be a commitment to building the extension.

Symbolic of the running of the club. Tired and lifeless

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Free donuts, free Singha, clappers and robed bald Buddhist monks blessing the stadium and parading a solid gold miniature elephant around the ground.

 

Hang on a minute....

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3 hours ago, coolhandfox said:

Be open and honest, listen to fans. 

It's as simple as this. TALK to the fans, explain what is going on and why. 

 

The club is up for sale, but has anyone from the club said anything? Of course not. 

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15 minutes ago, StriderHiryu said:

It's as simple as this. TALK to the fans, explain what is going on and why. 

 

The club is up for sale, but has anyone from the club said anything? Of course not. 

I have wondered if it would be potentially harmful if the club issued a statement about the club being for sale. However, the whole world seem to know about it now anyway, so I'm not sure what harm it would do. It might actually earn them a little bit of goodwill to state that the club is up for sale but they have the club's best interest at heart until the sale has gone through (or words to that effect). 

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2 hours ago, BenTheFox said:

I have wondered if it would be potentially harmful if the club issued a statement about the club being for sale. However, the whole world seem to know about it now anyway, so I'm not sure what harm it would do. It might actually earn them a little bit of goodwill to state that the club is up for sale but they have the club's best interest at heart until the sale has gone through (or words to that effect). 

Because to them it’s admitting defeat. This is a regime that has never taken accountability and they won’t start now. 
 

I maintain that despite being in league one if the club was open and transparent with its fans we’d be right behind them. They did the hard part by climbing to the pinnacle of English football but hubris has meant they’ve thrown it away. Quite incredible and sad to be honest. 

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1 minute ago, StriderHiryu said:

Because to them it’s admitting defeat. This is a regime that has never taken accountability and they won’t start now. 
 

I maintain that despite being in league one if the club was open and transparent with its fans we’d be right behind them. They did the hard part by climbing to the pinnacle of English football but hubris has meant they’ve thrown it away. Quite incredible and sad to be honest. 

This is a bit of a stretch to be honest. Some of the vitriol may have softened, but ultimately most football fans want the team to be doing OK on the pitch. 

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Announcing end of the club's embarrassment on spending limits (better financial management).  

No addiction to one style of play.  

Player ambassador from title winning squad.  

Press conferences or at the very least better communication. 

Stadium expansion to 48k.   (better to do this whilst not in EPL, and sooner the better)

Initiatives to draw people to the club, coach travel, free tickets to womens games etc.
Initiatives, coach tours of seagrave.  

No more dodgy sponsors.  


I consider all this more important than football results at the moment.  Few seasons i league one doesnt bother me if we get a new owner, stop the obsession with slow dull build up play, get motivated young players, with only a few experienced mixed in, and have a more balanced squad, whilst living within our means.  

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One of the best things Ryan Reynolds’s and Rob did when they bought Wrexham was start off by hosting an online fan forum. They came out were clear about their intentions, were clear about their limitations and what they planned to do to fix them and just generally showed the fans they weren’t just blindly going to hide as investors.

 

it’s the perfect way to start, just show the fans you care what they think and let them get an idea of what you’re trying to do. 
 

im not looking for an open book like the hull owner, just someone who’s clear about what the project is. 

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2 hours ago, BenTheFox said:

I have wondered if it would be potentially harmful if the club issued a statement about the club being for sale. However, the whole world seem to know about it now anyway, so I'm not sure what harm it would do. It might actually earn them a little bit of goodwill to state that the club is up for sale but they have the club's best interest at heart until the sale has gone through (or words to that effect). 

I think everything we know has been purposefully leaked by the club. They want people to know we’re for sale because they want to drive interest. But they don’t want to be beggy with it, so it’s easier to let it seem like a press leak rather than them pushing it 

Posted
5 hours ago, I am an Ostrich said:

make all fans not parked in car park wait in ground for half hour after game so us car drivers can leave first 👍

Dont fancy that at all.Not sure I would survive the extra half hour wait for my post match pint.

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Just a tiny thing but I've thought for a while that I'd remove the blue border around the pitch and make it proper green grass again. The blue looks a bit sanitised and too on-brand to me.

 

100% agree about the faded seats. While watching Sunderland 'Til I Die years ago I thought it was emblematic of their plummet through the divisions and I feel exactly the same about ours.

 

I'd like to see proper outreach in the city. I think there's loads of untapped talent. It's been a while since I played but with the past popularity of Goals, St. Margaret's Pastures, etc., I think there's tons of inner city talent that the club could do with finding and nurturing. The adults playing 5 and 6-a-side right now are 99.99% past the point of making it but it shows the interest is there. Finding that talent when they're still at school could be brilliant for the club and the city.

 

Maybe they're already doing something like that but it feels like most of our homegrown talent still comes from the county when there's a ton of kids in the city with potential too.

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Give Vicky the vixen her job back 

Public flogging of certain employees 

Insist the style of football is changed

Ban flask users and prawn sandwiches from the ground 

 

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