Of course I will. Because you are. You've said it so often when its not true.
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Of course I will. Because you are. You've said it so often when its not true.
Your right we said wide ranging consultation, my apologies. No doubt you'll call me a liar again.
Exactly Fez. My guess is some of the attendee's agreed, nodded, approved when Allam said if he can show a benefit to a name change. Its only a guess mind. I think the minutes are more harmful to CTWD's position than Allams. That can be the only reason not to release them.
Part of me wishes the minutes could be released just to put this nonsense to bed, but the same people would find something else to be 'suspicious' about anyway so it'd make little difference.

Based on the polls already conducted, do you think that the majority of Hull City fans would prefer to be called Hull City or Hull Tigers?
Based on the evidence supplied do you think that a change of name to Hull Tigers would have a positive, nil, or detrimental effect on club finances?
And then hit some stadiums in the local area 
I think the polls are worthless. I think if people can't be arsed to pay 2 quid to join a campaign group that claims they believe as passionately as them about something, they don't actually exist except in PMTs head.
1800 is awful, by any measurement, especially as there's no way to tell if that's 1800 individuals with their own views. We already know the number of scarves etc sold was boosted by people ordering for friends and family. I realise its a bitter pill to swallow, but apathy does rule. Its more than the OSC? Oh whoop de doop. Its less than our away support too generally.
As has been pointed out, the question would be the key, and the question would need to be based on facts. If it was along the lines of "Dr Allam can't afford to keep pumping money in but could get more investment via a name change, do you support him?" that would get a massive yes. If the question was simply "Which do you prefer, Hull City or Hull Tigers?" the response would be a massive "Hull City".
Whatever question was asked, it would piss someone off, and in either event, even if all season ticket holders were invited to vote, the % of responses of the whole would be low, people sadly can't be arsed a lot of the time.
If CTWD had a membership of 10k+ I'd take them more seriously, but, they don't, so I won't.
I trust Dr Allam knows what he's doing, and I hope the FA listen and base their judgement on what they feel is best for our club. If thats an ok to the change, great, if its a rejection, then that's fine too.
I think the polls are worthless. I think if people can't be arsed to pay 2 quid to join a campaign group that claims they believe as passionately as them about something, they don't actually exist except in PMTs head.
1800 is awful, by any measurement, especially as there's no way to tell if that's 1800 individuals with their own views. We already know the number of scarves etc sold was boosted by people ordering for friends and family. I realise its a bitter pill to swallow, but apathy does rule. Its more than the OSC? Oh whoop de doop. Its less than our away support too generally.
As has been pointed out, the question would be the key, and the question would need to be based on facts. If it was along the lines of "Dr Allam can't afford to keep pumping money in but could get more investment via a name change, do you support him?" that would get a massive yes. If the question was simply "Which do you prefer, Hull City or Hull Tigers?" the response would be a massive "Hull City".
Whatever question was asked, it would piss someone off, and in either event, even if all season ticket holders were invited to vote, the % of responses of the whole would be low, people sadly can't be arsed a lot of the time.
If CTWD had a membership of 10k+ I'd take them more seriously, but, they don't, so I won't.
I trust Dr Allam knows what he's doing, and I hope the FA listen and base their judgement on what they feel is best for our club. If thats an ok to the change, great, if its a rejection, then that's fine too.
I think the polls are worthless. I think if people can't be arsed to pay 2 quid to join a campaign group that claims they believe as passionately as them about something, they don't actually exist except in PMTs head.
1800 is awful, by any measurement, especially as there's no way to tell if that's 1800 individuals with their own views. We already know the number of scarves etc sold was boosted by people ordering for friends and family. I realise its a bitter pill to swallow, but apathy does rule. Its more than the OSC? Oh whoop de doop. Its less than our away support too generally.
As has been pointed out, the question would be the key, and the question would need to be based on facts. If it was along the lines of "Dr Allam can't afford to keep pumping money in but could get more investment via a name change, do you support him?" that would get a massive yes. If the question was simply "Which do you prefer, Hull City or Hull Tigers?" the response would be a massive "Hull City".
Whatever question was asked, it would piss someone off, and in either event, even if all season ticket holders were invited to vote, the % of responses of the whole would be low, people sadly can't be arsed a lot of the time.
If CTWD had a membership of 10k+ I'd take them more seriously, but, they don't, so I won't.
I trust Dr Allam knows what he's doing, and I hope the FA listen and base their judgement on what they feel is best for our club. If thats an ok to the change, great, if its a rejection, then that's fine too.

Sorry, are you saying the people who voted in the polls don't exist except in my head?
Everything I said before still stands: you can't charge people for having an opinion and to suggest that only those who have paid are anti name change is preposterous. The polls prove that the vast majority are against it, and part of the reason for that is undoubtedly that they realise it isn't likely to make any money, so the wording of the question is irrelevant. It's made even more so because we know Allam isn't prepared to present a business case or any other evidence to suggest it would make money, even if he did promise it.

Of course you can, if all you want is argument.![]()
Moving this debate to it's own thread was a great idea. I somehow found myself reading it though. Circles still.....
We are Hull City - The Tigers!
It does really matter in the grand scheme of things doesn't it?
I think the polls are worthless. I think if people can't be arsed to pay 2 quid to join a campaign group that claims they believe as passionately as them about something, they don't actually exist except in PMTs head.
1800 is awful, by any measurement, especially as there's no way to tell if that's 1800 individuals with their own views. We already know the number of scarves etc sold was boosted by people ordering for friends and family. I realise its a bitter pill to swallow, but apathy does rule. Its more than the OSC? Oh whoop de doop. Its less than our away support too generally.
As has been pointed out, the question would be the key, and the question would need to be based on facts. If it was along the lines of "Dr Allam can't afford to keep pumping money in but could get more investment via a name change, do you support him?" that would get a massive yes. If the question was simply "Which do you prefer, Hull City or Hull Tigers?" the response would be a massive "Hull City".
Whatever question was asked, it would piss someone off, and in either event, even if all season ticket holders were invited to vote, the % of responses of the whole would be low, people sadly can't be arsed a lot of the time.
If CTWD had a membership of 10k+ I'd take them more seriously, but, they don't, so I won't.
I trust Dr Allam knows what he's doing, and I hope the FA listen and base their judgement on what they feel is best for our club. If thats an ok to the change, great, if its a rejection, then that's fine too.
http://www.not606.com/showthread.php/235671-It-has-concluded!
Allam quoted giving his word that he won't change the name if no benefit is proven. He's a liar plain and simple.