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    Posted: 13 July 2006 at 12:02pm

July 2006

 

Scarlets Supporters Trust

 

Dear Stuart,

Many thanks for taking the time to meet with us last month – your support is much appreciated and we look forward to developing a mutually beneficial and co-operative relationship with the club as we build towards our aim of establishing a Supporters’ Trust for the Scarlets.

The next stage of the process is to arrange, promote and hold what is known as the ‘open meeting’. This is where we seek a formal mandate through a presentation of the concept and a vote on whether to form a Trust.

Typically, the open meeting will include items from a representative of Supporters Direct, a speaker from an established Trust, a presentation by members of our working group, a Q&A session and a vote on forming a Trust.

As we discussed last month, there are a number of ways in which the club could help us with this meeting, namely:

1.      allowing use of the Tetley’s suite to hold the meeting

2.      providing a high profile ‘name’ to informally Chair proceedings and to speak generally for 5 minutes or so at the outset

3.      allowing us to include a letter with the club’s proposed August mailshot

4.      allowing us a page in the Gloucester and first home Celtic League match programmes

We suggest four dates for the open meeting:

Wednesday 20 September

Thursday 21 September

Wednesday 27 September

Thursday 28 September (preferred option)

We would be delighted if the club could support us with regard to the four points above, and if so, could you advise us of:

1.      the club’s preferred date for the open meeting and availability of the Tetley’s suite

2.      we have informally approached Stephen Jones with regard the possibility of him Chairing the open meeting - he has agreed in principle and asked us to formally put in the request to you. If this can be confirmed, could you let us know how you’d like us to liaise with him regarding the format and brief

3.      the date of the proposed mailshot in August and the deadline and contact for copy – we intend to write a bilingual one page letter copied both sides

4.      the deadline, word limit and contact for the programme pieces

If you’d like members of the working group to meet with you to discuss the points raised, please advise a date and time – we’d be more than happy to talk through the progress, our plans for the open meeting and subsequent launch of a Supporters’ Trust for the Scarlets.

Please reply to this email or contact <group member> on <telephone number>.

Many thanks in advance.

Best regards,

Robert Barnwell

Dorian Davies

Gareth Davies

Mark John

Alan Jones

Barrie Jones

Mike Richards

Wayne Roberts

Alun Roderick

 

 



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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote M.M. Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 July 2006 at 12:59pm
 Tidy, Mike. My only observation is to give SG an indication of how long the open meeting will last for.
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Are we hitting Stephen cold with this or has he been unofficially approached?

I think the letter is excellent and just hits the right note.

 



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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Mike Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 July 2006 at 1:13pm
Originally posted by Abbey Abbey wrote:

Are we hitting Stephen cold with this or has he been unofficially approached?

I think it would help a lot if this could be done. Can we make enquiries with Glenda? Dorian?

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Scarletrover Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 15 July 2006 at 12:45am
Originally posted by Mike Mike wrote:

Originally posted by Abbey Abbey wrote:

Are we hitting Stephen cold with this or has he been unofficially approached?

I think it would help a lot if this could be done. Can we make enquiries with Glenda? Dorian?

First, good letter Mike.

 I think that we could say Stephen, and/or Simon on the letter, rather than pinpoint Stephen as our only choice, and let SG make a decision, and if possible, make am approach to his chosen representative, simply to underline the fact that there is official approval from the Scarlets. 

If, however, the consensus is that you'd like Stephen approached independently, then I'm happy to do so. 

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote ursamajor Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 15 July 2006 at 8:22am
Good letter Mike. As the trust is, in effect, 'independent' of the club, I think the informal approach could be best with regard to Stephen.
As you say Dorian, keep our options open.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Abbey Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 15 July 2006 at 10:12am

Thinking along the same lines as Gareth, I wouldn't have thought it polite for us to expect Gallacher to "deliver" a personality, rather we ask his permission for us to approach someone - i.e. Stephen.

 

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Originally posted by Abbey Abbey wrote:

Thinking along the same lines as Gareth, I wouldn't have thought it polite for us to expect Gallacher to "deliver" a personality, rather we ask his permission for us to approach someone - i.e. Stephen.

 

Good way to approach it Alun,Keeps everyone sweet. I'll try to have a quiet word with Stephen next week if all of us agree.

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Originally posted by Scarletrover Scarletrover wrote:

Originally posted by Abbey Abbey wrote:

Thinking along the same lines as Gareth, I wouldn't have thought it polite for us to expect Gallacher to "deliver" a personality, rather we ask his permission for us to approach someone - i.e. Stephen.

 

Good way to approach it Alun,Keeps everyone sweet. I'll try to have a quiet word with Stephen next week if all of us agree.


Sounds good to me.
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Originally posted by Nikostratos Nikostratos wrote:

Originally posted by Scarletrover Scarletrover wrote:

Originally posted by Abbey Abbey wrote:

Thinking along the same lines as Gareth, I wouldn't have thought it polite for us to expect Gallacher to "deliver" a personality, rather we ask his permission for us to approach someone - i.e. Stephen.

 

Good way to approach it Alun,Keeps everyone sweet. I'll try to have a quiet word with Stephen next week if all of us agree.


Sounds good to me.

Ok - shall I rephrase it so that we are informing him that we are going to contact Stephen ourselves about this?

Would it be better to see what Stephen says first before sending the letter - if he can't/won't we might then need SG to 'deliver' someone?

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I agree with that.

 

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Originally posted by Scarletrover Scarletrover wrote:

Originally posted by Abbey Abbey wrote:

Thinking along the same lines as Gareth, I wouldn't have thought it polite for us to expect Gallacher to "deliver" a personality, rather we ask his permission for us to approach someone - i.e. Stephen.

 

Good way to approach it Alun,Keeps everyone sweet. I'll try to have a quiet word with Stephen next week if all of us agree.

Think we have! Keep us informed, Dorian.

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If you don't see him this week, theres always the cricket match this sunday to catch him at. (no Pun intended)
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Abbey Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 18 July 2006 at 6:58pm

Talking of the cricket match - and totally off topic - is Scott really going to be there?

Met up with Bateman today who told me Scott's version of events.

Apparently, he was miffed that others were taking an active role in the Llanelli club side and felt undermined. The straw that broke the camel's back was that he was given what he felt were three inexperienced scrum halves. He felt that he needed some back-up and asked Chris McDonald to come back for another season. He then went on holiday and when he came back he found out that Kevin George had "dismissed" McDonald back to Llangennech (that's where Allan thought) on Gallacher's instruction. He telephoned SG to give him a mouthful and quit. The rest is the same version as we already knew - i.e. that the Western Mail ran the story and when Scott had calmed down it was too late.

Scott felt that he had given a lot to the club side and even started his job early for no pay. There is absolutely no truth in the rumour that he didn't want Moriarty there but I think people have put two and two together. Allan did say that he had a problem with one of the coaches (definately not PM) and I think he meant Kevin George.

A sorry tale of two petulant hot-heads that I suppose was always going to end in tears at some point. I don't think that anyone will ever get the carte-blanche that Gippo had.

 

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Originally posted by wizard wizard wrote:

If you don't see him this week, theres always the cricket match this sunday to catch him at. (no Pun intended)

My thought too Wiz, he has'nt been around the Ferry this week, at least not while I've been there, so it might have to be Sunday.

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Abbey Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 19 July 2006 at 10:03pm

Now that the fixtures are out, we know where the team is going to be on the dates we want.

W/E 15-17th Sept - Away in Ireland (Connacht)

W/E 22-24th Sept - Home to Leinster

W/E 29th Sept - 1 Oct - No Welsh teams playing

Does that mean that there is an International on that weekend or squad committments?

Looks like the best option is Thursday 21st September, which was our original best date if I remember rightly?

 

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