I'd sign up for that. I'd also contribute to the Steve Bull stand rebuild. We could also do a crowdfund to raise a transfer fee for another club to take Doherty off our hands. Maybe this could be a new way forward for the club!
is this not the way a lot of German clubs are run, with the supporters having some say in how the club is run ?
or perhaps my memory has shot off on another dimension !
Would Wolves be a better run club with fan involvement, positives against negatives?
Would Wolves be a better run club with fan involvement, positives against negatives?
It seems to me that a fair percentage of the fanbase think Jez Moxey is not accountable to them so fixed term appointments and elections could enable better accountability.I think it would definitely work better, but it would be more a case of fans (stakeholders) vote on certain issues, i.e. CEO for 3 years, then the rest is left to the set up and fans have no further involvement. Then if fans don't like how the club is being run then they have chance to vote a new CEO in three (Or whatever) years time.
It seems to me that a fair percentage of the fanbase think Jez Moxey is not accountable to them so fixed term appointments and elections could enable better accountability.
Most fans don't have a clue what the CEO of a large organisation does. It would be madness to hand over that sort of power to fans. Electing a president every 3 years makes more sense if that President has some influence over how the club will move forward - a seat on the board, elected on a mandate from the fans. The club would ignore that person at their peril.
Would Wolves be a better run club with fan involvement, positives against negatives?
I think you underestimate the fans. Yes, we have a section of vocal fans that would stamp their feet and want change, but most would no exactly who was doing a good or bad job. Up until our double relegation I think the majority would have voted Moxey back in.
Interesting. And so what happens when the vocal fans you relate to feel that their representation wasn't good enough (ie not doing EXACTLY what they say)? Ah yes - XYZ representative is just Moxey's lapdog. It's all spin, we PROPER fans want our representation on the board. And so you go round in circles and $#@! all gets done.
Interesting. And so what happens when the vocal fans you relate to feel that their representation wasn't good enough (ie not doing EXACTLY what they say)? Ah yes - XYZ representative is just Moxey's lapdog. It's all spin, we PROPER fans want our representation on the board. And so you go round in circles and fuck all gets done.
Democracy works as we can see from Conservatives ruining the Country...
Not really, as they will have chance to vote again in three years time, so for three years they'll have to lump it. Democracy works as we can see from Conservatives running the Country...
I think there is a lot to be said for fan ownership and that the club are reportable to the fans. A fans parliament type set up would have to be more honest and open as the board will be accountable to the share holders.
They won't accept it. And so you will have exactly the same level of distrust as now. The idea of fans in some way owning clubs and having elections just won't work in this country at all. Fans AREN'T shareholders. They are customers at the end of the day, in that they buy the club's product. They have more of a vested interest for sure, but there is no board / shareholder relationship. The only accountability is customer related.