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Are you in favour of a Supporters' Trust?

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Uninterested with this, I think if Notts fans owned the club they would do a worse job than Alan Hardy.

"Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value."

The supporters' trust doesn't have its own website, but does have its own page on the official site complete with the chair's email address:

https://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/fans/supporter-groups/ncst/

This doesn't tell us much at all though.

I'm all for trusts. If the club falls into the wrong hands, it will be necessary for the fans to speak with one voice and get organised. A trust is the best way to do this. It has to genuinely represent the fans though, which means there needs to be a fair number of people participating. It's like a trade union - when a union represents a big proportion of the workforce it's a powerful voice that is impossible to ignore; if the membership is just a clique of a dozen people, it's an irrelevance.

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Fans should be able to influence a decision but not fully choose what happens because when something goes wrong or they have too much of a decision, its not always going to be the best option... It will always be petty in some way

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I don't view it as a supporters trust as how can it be one with no input from the supporters? It's more like a private venture set up by a few mates to promote their own self importance. I've no trust in them at all as they haven't made themselves known or held a democratic election of officers.

@Fozzy I share the exact same sentiments.

The current Trust seems all about themselves, what can they get out of it? There is no fan or supporter input, most of us didn't even know they exist and this is very poor management.

On 19/05/2019 at 21:55, DonnyNotts said:

Wouldn't dismiss it, but would like to know more. If anything can potentially move the club forward, I think you have to listen. But as I say, more info required. 

I would be very dismissive until I knew who exactly stood behind this new trust.

If they do not make themselves known then its not for them to claim any say on what the fans think or feel, the person behind it seems to have his thought process all wrong.

23 hours ago, upthepies said:

I would be very dismissive until I knew who exactly stood behind this new trust.

If they do not make themselves known then its not for them to claim any say on what the fans think or feel, the person behind it seems to have his thought process all wrong.

That's kind of what I said, more info required 

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