The ballot...

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My hope is that Ehab doesn't mind which way it goes. He didn't have to allow the ballot to happen at all (unlike with the name change one which only happened because the FA insisted as part of the process, after Allams had preevented the OSC from holding one when they'd been ask

ed to do so by the FA). On the other hand, a source has told Geoff that Ehab is hoping supporters will vote against concessions. I'm not sure I believe that source but we'll see.

When challenged on the possibility to the ballot being another sham, She perhaps didn't understand exactly what has gone on before, or that these suspicions aren't aimed at her.

We'll find out soon enough. There's no way the new proposal will be voted down in a fair ballot. If there's no foul play, it'll be a landslide for implementing it.

Hope? Really? The vote is divisive and needless. Is this really the basis for supporting it: Hope?

If you might not believe your source then don't mention it and stop trading in tittle-tattle.

'Vicky Beercock seemed a bit offended by the suggestion.' You seem surprised; why? She has been brought in as the way forward, she doesn't represent Vicky Beercock, she represents the Allams - it's not an act of faith, it's an act of paid subservience. You doubt her master you doubt her too. Not to see this is more than a tad naive.

Of course there is a way for the vote not to be to your liking, but that looks unlikely. Landslide? What's your prediction for the number of votes cast - possible limit of circa 15000?
 

Not in the post you quoted; the conversation reads like the post acknowledging the request for a vote might have been later and overlooked; only TOM knows that. Although when replies are peppered with 'might' from a declared director who should be saying 'did', it does leave plenty of room for scepticism.
 
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wait a minute........................................................................................................... doh


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(Can't you tell I'm bored)
 
Just clicked on the link in the vote for more information for disabled supporters and spotted this gem:

"Supporters Under 14 are not allowed to enter the KCOM Stadium without a qualifying adult (Over 18). As a result, and in-line with reasonable adjustments, the parent/guardian who attends with the disabled supporter (Under 14) is required to pay the prevailing rate for both seats. In the interest of fairness, we do not provide the adult with a free Membership or match ticket."

In the interest of fairness if you have a disabled child you have to pay for both of you to go. Nice.
 
Just clicked on the link in the vote for more information for disabled supporters and spotted this gem:

"Supporters Under 14 are not allowed to enter the KCOM Stadium without a qualifying adult (Over 18). As a result, and in-line with reasonable adjustments, the parent/guardian who attends with the disabled supporter (Under 14) is required to pay the prevailing rate for both seats. In the interest of fairness, we do not provide the adult with a free Membership or match ticket."

In the interest of fairness if you have a disabled child you have to pay for both of you to go. Nice.

Probably the fault of those pesky supporters pretending to be disabled so they could get their mate in for free.
 
Just clicked on the link in the vote for more information for disabled supporters and spotted this gem:

"Supporters Under 14 are not allowed to enter the KCOM Stadium without a qualifying adult (Over 18). As a result, and in-line with reasonable adjustments, the parent/guardian who attends with the disabled supporter (Under 14) is required to pay the prevailing rate for both seats. In the interest of fairness, we do not provide the adult with a free Membership or match ticket."

In the interest of fairness if you have a disabled child you have to pay for both of you to go. Nice.
The more I see, the more our owners just get more ****ish. I don't know of any club in the country that doesn't give a free ticket concession to a carer of a disabled supporter.

Other clubs, along with the EFL and the FA, should really be taking these ****s to task.
 
Not in the post you quoted; the conversation reads like the post acknowledging the request for a vote might have been later and overlooked; only TOM knows that. Although when replies are peppered with 'might' from a declared director who should be saying 'did', it does leave plenty of room for scepticism.
My post replied to his question
Butt out if I confuse you