Re: Fans Forum Returns for 2015
Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2015 1:53 pm
Ww I have attended every forum and asked questions and made comments so your comment is redundant. I am working thursday!
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His loss )IL) Josie. If he had any sense he would ask you to join the Board as a non-Executive Director!josie andrews wrote:The first one was at the Deanery with Joe Lydon ????cpwigan wrote:WW on the face of it, it sounds a great idea but the reality is very different. It was always stage managed and became increasingly so with a large part of the evening being a presentation. It is a while since the last one as it was Mick Hogan the then CEO 'baby' although Joe Lydon may have held one before at the Deanery but IIRC, even the questions were selected prior to commencing albeit the very early forums would have some incredulous questions, IIRC there was one about shredded wheat or breakfast cereal.Whelley Warrior wrote: At least supporters are getting the chance to say something or ask a question which is not the case at many clubs.
Far more can be communicated on the club website / TV channel etc.
Was you at the one at the DW where I confronted Mr Lenegan about moving the Good Friday game to a Thursday? He wasn't a happy man with me that night & actually wouldn't speak to me for a couple of years![]()
Alls well again now tho ????
Ha ha you daft beggar ????????BriH wrote:His loss )IL) Josie. If he had any sense he would ask you to join the Board as a non-Executive Director!josie andrews wrote:The first one was at the Deanery with Joe Lydon ????cpwigan wrote: WW on the face of it, it sounds a great idea but the reality is very different. It was always stage managed and became increasingly so with a large part of the evening being a presentation. It is a while since the last one as it was Mick Hogan the then CEO 'baby' although Joe Lydon may have held one before at the Deanery but IIRC, even the questions were selected prior to commencing albeit the very early forums would have some incredulous questions, IIRC there was one about shredded wheat or breakfast cereal.
Far more can be communicated on the club website / TV channel etc.
Was you at the one at the DW where I confronted Mr Lenegan about moving the Good Friday game to a Thursday? He wasn't a happy man with me that night & actually wouldn't speak to me for a couple of years![]()
Alls well again now tho ????
If you are so incensed at the club over the way they handled the Flower matter, then why not write to IL expressing your dissatisfaction instead of keep going on about it on here and trying to get others to do something which you will not do yourself.cpwigan wrote:If Ben Flower is brought up I hope some fans challenge the club for not mounting a vigorous defence that Ben was not the only player guilty of foul play and that attacks upon Ben Flower by Ben Flower both in February when Ben was found now guilty V Saints of foul play and post GF that Ben was/is a 'dirty' player with form were never challenged and has not been to this day and that later Saints media comments are a façade. Moreover, if IL backs Saints he would do well to remember how his so called friend at Saints failed to back him v the RFL when IL was campaigning for change and progress. Over 6 months Wigan RLFC sat back and contributed to the Flower dismissal.
Totally with you here CP, really would have wanted IL to stand up for Flower more.cpwigan wrote:If Ben Flower is brought up I hope some fans challenge the club for not mounting a vigorous defence that Ben was not the only player guilty of foul play and that attacks upon Ben Flower by Ben Flower both in February when Ben was found now guilty V Saints of foul play and post GF that Ben was/is a 'dirty' player with form were never challenged and has not been to this day and that later Saints media comments are a façade. Moreover, if IL backs Saints he would do well to remember how his so called friend at Saints failed to back him v the RFL when IL was campaigning for change and progress. Over 6 months Wigan RLFC sat back and contributed to the Flower dismissal.