You're choosing to ignore the fact I'm against this name change. What I'm doing is supporting the campaign against this name change whilst maintaining my ability to support a different name change proposal in future if there's one that I feel is in the best interests of the club. There is no "after the name has changed" element to it, because I'm talking about it changing from the current name in both cases
I ignoring nothing, because your claim to be against the name-change is superficial and confused. You say that you support a campaign that has created a membership organisation which has the specific goal of fighting, yes, fighting the name-change. How can you do that when you are undecided and awaiting some form of epiphany on the subject from the good Lord Allam? Until you get that sign, whatever it is, you are tentatively supporting the on going action to change the name, if only by in-action. Again I find it difficult to follow your logic
You're wrong.
If they announced tomorrow they were selling the training ground I'd be against it.
If they announced in 6 months time that they were going to build a new training ground and to help fund the acquisition of the land they were going to sell the current training ground I'd be in favour of selling it.
It's unacceptable to sell it now with no benefit to the club (beyond the sale price), but I wouldn't go joining a protest group demanding we keep the training ground forever, because it would be acceptable in 6 months time when the situational being proposed was different and there were benefits that would come about as a result of the sale.
What are you on about? I thought we were discussing the name-change, nothing else. He has formally applied for the name-change, so I would have thought his reasons for doing so would be very clear to us all; but they are not are they, Ricardo. Perhaps we may be wiser after Friday, but I'm mot holding my breath.
The purpose of challenging the position isn't to get him to listen, it's to get those who are undecided to listen to the issues and look at the situation by not presenting the anti-name change side in the same way AA is presenting himself. When they see reasonable questions being asked and no answers being given they're much more likely to be against the name change than they are if they see people going round just slagging AA off.
Again, that is nonsense. Of course the purpose of challenging the position is to get him to listen, as he is the protagonist. After his initial insults he has remained quiet but determined to process his name-change plan, as he has applied. So are you telling me that CTWD winning over you and Happy Tiger I'd more important that highlighting the lies and duplicity of Allam. It's all very noble and polite, but it will win bugger all; it will certainly not change the way the FA progress, as theirs is a totally different political dilemma.