Sky blue trust motion (1 Viewer)

[Deleted member 5849]

It does t even bother you that the secretary - roger Ellis - has to approve a motion and even if it gets that far 66% of attendees have to approve as policy?

I could put a motion together and have 500 trust members agree this and then it still gets rejected?

Go ahead, do what you want to do, and lay out what's happened on here and, if you're not going yourself, I'll happily back you up if I think it's worth querying... and if I think this time is the right time to do so.

But I suspect the best way to get a change in approach is to show a unified approach and a coherant voice. I'm pretty sure that despite the jolly bickering you, BHSB and Tony are on similar pages wrt what the Trust should be doing, so it seems an ideal opportunity to get that voice across, no?

And process can indeed be an argument, but first the voice has to be made.

 

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[Grendel]

Then fucking ask him rather than coming on here acting the twat. Then you can come back on here with the answer can't you

Yes and let’s remind us all about Mr Ellis - what staggers me is the vitriol from you when I dig up his past. Out if interest if the motion concerned his suitability how would I get last him as in the constitution he seems to have the say on the motions to be approved?

Here is Roger

Rochdale grooming scandal report: Ex-council boss told to give back £76k golden handshake

 

[letsallsingtogether]

Oh here we go again with the usual if you don’t get involved you only have yourself to blame nonsense.

Well you do

 

[Broken Hearted Sky Blue]

Yes and let’s remind us all about Mr Ellis - what staggers me is the vitriol from you when I dig up his past. Out if interest if the motion concerned his suitability how would I get last him as in the constitution he seems to have the say on the motions to be approved?

Here is Roger

Rochdale grooming scandal report: Ex-council boss told to give back £76k golden handshake

Nothing to do with him it's you first you're going to then you have conditions. My anger is because we all said we would vote for you but you've reverted to type. I couldn't care less about him you're on twitter you know he is then you're asking how to get in touch. Just do it or is that difficult. As an aside when have I ever responded about him. No doubt you will find one post if it exsists.

 

[CJ_covblaze]

I would like to know as a member of the trust how you can put a policy motion in that will be discussed at one of the upcoming meetings? Does it require a number of other members to support the motion?

Can a motion be suggested on line and then this can be confirmed by the board the meeting date that this will then be discussed? How can it be made to be discussed?

Then can someone please explain the process for approval of the motion? Is this a ballot of all members of restricted to those who end the meeting at which the motion is discussed?

Email it over [email protected]

 

[ccfc1234]

Yes and let’s remind us all about Mr Ellis - what staggers me is the vitriol from you when I dig up his past. Out if interest if the motion concerned his suitability how would I get last him as in the constitution he seems to have the say on the motions to be approved?

Here is Roger

Rochdale grooming scandal report: Ex-council boss told to give back £76k golden handshake

Is this really the leader of the trust? I hope this is a joke link and the name is just a coincidence. If not I am very worried and would relish a verbal dialogue in a public forum with this champagne socialist.

 

[CJ_covblaze]

It would be nice if their website actually made it easy to find when their next meeting is...

AGM is on 15th July. 7:30 at the Albany. I’ll get the website updated.

 

[letsallsingtogether]

Is this really the leader of the trust? I hope this is a joke link and the name is just a coincidence. If not I am very worried and would relish a verbal dialogue in a public forum with this champagne socialist.

No leader of the Trust is Moz believe hes stepping down though.
Any takers?

 

[ccfc1234]

I would 100% love to play my part. But I don't drink much midweek, work until 7pm most days and live about 40mins from the location they meet in.

 

[Deleted member 5849]

AGM is on 15th July. 7:30 at the Albany. I’ll get the website updated.

Excellent, thanks

 

[chiefdave]

Is this really the leader of the trust? I hope this is a joke link and the name is just a coincidence. If not I am very worried and would relish a verbal dialogue in a public forum with this champagne socialist.

Sky Blue Trust - Meet The Board

Roger Ellis: Secretary

Roger was born in Coundon and has supported the Sky Blues for over 50 years. Despite living in Greater Manchester, Roger attends many home and away games. He qualified as a solicitor in 1978, specialising in property and planning law and dealt with numerous transactions involving football clubs.

Roger has recently retired after 19 years as a local authority Chief Executive and works as a self-employed photographer and management consultant.

 

[ccfc1234]

Sky Blue Trust - Meet The Board

Thank you for the detail. Had to laugh when I read the self employed photographer bit!! Am sure his gold plated pension and pay off for failure mean he does not have to take many pictures.
Look forward to hearing how the next trust meeting goes. Be great if somone could ask if minuets of the meeting (if that's a thing they do) could be posted on here?

 

[Sbarcher]

I think their motions would be the same as the rest of us, unless it was a balti the night before.

 

[Ricketts]

Sky Blue Trust - Meet The Board

Thanks for that link.

[at least] three of these state they cannot support the club under its current regime.

How can they possibly stay in their roles. Presumably they are stepping down.

Not in keeping with the aims and objectives of the trust.

 

[Jcap]

How about a motion of no confidence in the current Trust Board?

 

[Liquid Gold]

How about a motion of no confidence in the current Trust Board?

I'd back that but being 100 miles away and having a job means my opinion is irrelevant.

 

[Jcap]

I'd back that but being 100 miles away and having a job means my opinion is irrelevant.

Unfortunately I'm not even in UK so I'm in same boat

 

[GaryMabbuttsLeftKnee]

Odd question. How can I tell if I am a member of the Trust? I vaguely remember giving £1 and signing something outside the Ricoh many years ago when I very much felt like there needed to be a presence and voice of the fans against the current ownership. However, I wouldn't want to give the Trust a penny under their current guise and I believe you have to be a member to attend, so would need to know if theoretically I can attend.

 

[Liquid Gold]

Should be £5 a month regular membership and less for season ticket holders. Membership has to be active for 6 months to vote on any proposals and all votes are carried out online.

Gives the trust money to actually do stuff and stops it being a sisu our echo chamber of blokes who can get to the pub on Tuesday night.

 

[Liquid Gold]

Also saw Moz on twitter chatting merrily away to a parody account. No connection at all though, definitely not.

 

[Jcap]

Time for an alternative fans voice? Any volunteers?

 

[Nick]

Also saw Moz on twitter chatting merrily away to a parody account. No connection at all though, definitely not.

Which one?

 

[Liquid Gold]

Which one?

Lies Reid/Tim Kalns

 

[Nick]

Must be like when I was told Fisherbaiter was nothing to do with them but was posting pictures from the bus with them on a protest.

Sadly they think everybody is thick as pig shit.

 

[Jcap]

Odd question. How can I tell if I am a member of the Trust? I vaguely remember giving £1 and signing something outside the Ricoh many years ago when I very much felt like there needed to be a presence and voice of the fans against the current ownership. However, I wouldn't want to give the Trust a penny under their current guise and I believe you have to be a member to attend, so would need to know if theoretically I can attend.

You can email CJ -
Saturday, 3pm, Jimmy's Statue

 

[Pete in Portugal]

It does t even bother you that the secretary - roger Ellis - has to approve a motion and even if it gets that far 66% of attendees have to approve as policy?

I could put a motion together and have 500 trust members agree this and then it still gets rejected?

It's part of the Secretary's job to check that motions submitted to the AGM by a member, conform to the rules. i.e. Roger Ellis can't reject a motion just because he doesn't like a member's face. He has to giving the member valid reason, quoting the relevant rule that's being broken. In fact a half-decent Secretary would suggest ways of re-wording the motion, (in general terms), so that it would conform to the rules and be accepted.

 

[I was eleven in 87]

Grendel, sorry I may have missed it but what motion are you proposing to be put forward?

 

[Grendel]

Grendel, sorry I may have missed it but what motion are you proposing to be put forward?

It was request with regarding a policy statement that urges all people on the CV to boycott wasps and other ACL related activities until such time the club return to Coventry

Of course the rules mean it won’t get discussed anyway